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00:00For thousands of years, humanity has been fascinated by the idea of abilities that seem impossible.
00:07Moving objects, reading other people's minds, seeing the future.
00:12At the dawn of civilization, occult tasks were handled by shamans, priests, and oracles.
00:18And in our modern times, at the height of the Cold War, interest in the paranormal reached the highest levels
00:24of government.
00:26Secret organizations saw this as a potential superweapon.
00:30A real arms race in the supernatural began between the Soviet Union and the United States.
00:37In our country, scientific teams under the control of the KGB developed methods for scanning the past,
00:43created technologies for covert manipulation, and even for controlling the climate.
00:48They spared no expense on these programs.
00:52In this major documentary film, you will see how psychics were selected and used in Soviet power structures such as
00:58the KGB,
01:00the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the Army.
01:02What stages of development did it go through?
01:04The science of psychophysical phenomena?
01:07How the phenomenon of Ninel Kulagina, which was then called the K-phenomenon,
01:12was studied for 20 years by more than 40 Soviet and foreign scientists, including two Nobel laureates.
01:18Make yourself comfortable to immerse yourself in the world of parapsychological research,
01:24from academic laboratories to secret agencies that searched for the key to unprecedented power in the human mind.
01:32The question of paraphenomenal abilities has interested humanity at all times.
01:37It is usually believed that only a very small, gifted part of the population possesses such abilities,
01:44but it's not just the gifted.
01:46Each of us may have experienced that strange feeling when someone calls,
01:50just as you were about to call them yourself, or even just thought about them.
01:55And in general, almost everyone can recall different moments in life that could be called supernatural experiences.
02:02However, there are no adequate explanations for the nature of all these phenomena that fit within the modern scientific paradigm.
02:12Today, most scientists simply deny these phenomena, since there is no force that could explain them.
02:19And those who try to study such phenomena are usually labeled as part of an unofficial army of weirdos in
02:26tinfoil hats.
02:27But it wasn't always like this.
02:29In the early 16th century, Paracelsus was the first in European literature
02:34to describe in detail the psychophysical abilities and related potential capabilities of humans.
02:40The human mind is a microcosm, a part and an expression of the universal mind.
02:45A person can communicate his thoughts to another person he sympathizes with at any distance
02:51or influence the soul of another person in such a way as to affect his actions.
02:57And already in the middle.
02:59Of the century, the Roman Catholic Church commissioned Prospero Lambertini,
03:05who later became Pope Benedict, to conduct a scientific investigation into reports of psychic phenomena.
03:12His conclusions turned out to be unexpectedly far from orthodox within the church, as he stated that one.
03:19Psychic experiences are not necessarily manifestations of God or miracles.
03:24They can be experienced by fools, idiots, melancholics, or animals.
03:30Second, these visions have no direct relation to either saints or demonic beings.
03:37Third, prophecies are more often made in dreams than in waking life.
03:42Fourth, it is difficult for the prophet to distinguish his own thoughts from extrasensory messages.
03:48Fifth, predictions often take a symbolic form.
03:51In his conclusions, Lambertini, to some extent, anticipated the modern view on these issues.
03:59Well, full-fledged scientific efforts to establish the existence and explain psychophysical phenomena began not so long ago.
04:07A little over a century ago, as a result of the founding of the Society for Psychical Research in London
04:14in 1882.
04:16For the first time, reports on controlled experiments in telepathy and clairvoyance began to be published in the works of
04:23this society.
04:24Three years later, in the United States, in Boston, several prominent scientists and philosophers founded a similar American society for
04:32psychical research.
04:33Due to financial difficulties, it soon merged with the British group.
04:38However, in 1905, it separated from it, forming its own organization with its own journal.
04:45The Society for Psychical Research managed to attract well-known scientists and specialists from widely recognized fields of knowledge to
04:53participate in its work.
04:55Among the Society's residents were three Nobel laureates, ten members of the Royal Society, one Prime Minister, as well as
05:03many physicists and philosophers, including Henry Sedgwick,
05:07Frederick Myers, Rayleigh, Lord Rayleigh, Sir Joseph John Thompson, William McDougal, Edmund Gurney, Sir William Crookes, Sir William Barrett, Henry
05:17Bergson, the Duke of Balfour, Arthur Gardner Murphy, George Nugent, Merle Tyrrell, Charles Richet, and Gilbert Murphy.
05:26A special place is held by William James, a psychologist and philosopher from Harvard, one of the founders of the
05:33American Society.
05:34He insisted that psychophysical phenomena should be studied objectively, with scientific rigor and without bias.
05:42Anyone who has a sound sense of perceiving facts, not dulled by the systematic influence of scientific sectarianism,
05:50should, it seems to me, feel that exalted sensitivity and memory of visions correspond to reality.
05:57Haunted houses, trance states accompanied by supernormal abilities,
06:02and even experiments in thought transmission are natural varieties of phenomena that, just like other natural events,
06:11should become the subject of inquisitive scientific thought.
06:15At the beginning of the century, the first organized studies of psychophysical phenomena also began to be conducted in scientific
06:23institutions.
06:24Among the most notable of these were the studies conducted at Stanford University.
06:30They became possible thanks to Thomas Stanford, the brother of the university's founder,
06:35who provided financial support for this work and bequeathed funds for its continuation.
06:40To this day, the university awards a scholarship for work on the topic of psychophysical research.
06:46However, real scientific research in this field at a university level only began in the late 1920s at Duke University.
06:58James' successor at Harvard, William McDougall, after taking the chair of psychology,
07:03assigned the Rheins to study to what extent the field known as psychophysical research could claim scientific significance.
07:11The Rheins' preliminary experiments gradually led to the creation of laboratories where,
07:17under controlled conditions, they began to study phenomena that became known as extrasensory perception.
07:24For the first time, scientists suggested that PSI abilities are widespread,
07:30and may possibly be inherent in all people without exception.
07:34In 1937, the Rheins began publishing a journal on parapsychology,
07:38which remains the leading journal in this field to this day.
07:42In 1957, a professional organization was founded,
07:46which its creators called the Parapsychological Association.
07:50In 1969, it became a division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
07:57It is also worth mentioning the serious research in the field of parapsychology
08:01conducted by Professor Robert John of Princeton University.
08:05Robert John, a widely recognized authority in the field of rocket engines,
08:11retrained as a researcher of paranormal phenomena.
08:14It was with his 1982 work,
08:16The Persistent Paradox of Psychophysical Phenomena,
08:19an engineering perspective,
08:21that paranormal phenomena began to be called psychophysical phenomena.
08:26This term made it possible to significantly reduce the level of rejection of parapsychological research
08:32and greatly ease the lives of paranormal researchers.
08:36It is also worth noting the research at the Stanford Research Institute
08:40by Professors Puttkoff and Targ,
08:43conducted in the United States in the 1970s and 1990s.
08:47Russell Targ had a Bachelor of Science degree,
08:50studied at the Physics Department of Columbia University,
08:53but did not pursue a higher degree.
08:56He worked together with Gordon Gould,
08:58one of the first creators of the laser,
09:00and was the author and co-author of a large number of books on extrasensory perception.
09:06Harold Putthoff received his doctorate in electrical engineering from Stanford University in 1967.
09:13In 1969, he published a book co-authored with Richard Pantel called
09:17Fundamentals of Quantum Electronics.
09:20In the United States, there has been a Committee for Scientific Investigation
09:24and Evaluation of Reports on Paranormal Events and Phenomena for many years.
09:29The main task of this organization is the scientific analysis of reports.
09:34It publishes its findings in its own journal,
09:38Skeptical Inquirer.
09:41Currently, there are several journals in English that are specifically dedicated to this field.
09:47About 20 universities and colleges in the United States publish reports on research in this field.
09:54And over the past four decades,
09:56several masters and doctoral theses have been defended at reputable universities in Western Europe.
10:03And now, let's take a look at how this topic has developed in our country.
10:08In 1885, an experimental psychological laboratory was established in the Russian Empire
10:14under the leadership of the well-known scientist and psychiatrist Bekterev,
10:19who was the founder and head of the Psychoneurological Institute
10:22and the Institute for the Study of the Brain and Mental Activity.
10:26Since 1922, in the second of these institutions,
10:30systematic work was carried out to study telepathy.
10:33And for this purpose, a commission was established to study mental suggestion.
10:38To study mental suggestion.
10:39The great scientist brought together a rather diverse team
10:43because he believed that working with people of all viewpoints was productive.
10:47Psychologist and neurophysiologist Leonid Vasiliev wrote,
10:50The main feature of this commission was that it included both representatives of science
10:55and adepts of occultism, spiritists, theosophists, and occultists.
11:01But of course, the main focus was on the scientists.
11:05From 1922 to 1937, in the practical laboratory of zoopsychology,
11:10at the Durov corner of the main directorate of scientific institutions of the People's Commissaria for Education,
11:16the mechanism of telepathy was studied.
11:19The effects of telepathy were studied both with dogs and with people.
11:24It was from Durova's corner that all Soviet experimental parapsychology began.
11:30A scientific council would gather right in Vladimir Durov's apartment.
11:34According to Chizhevsky's recollections,
11:37the reports at the scientific council of the laboratory,
11:40thanks to their uniqueness and originality,
11:42attracted the attention of many scientists and natural science enthusiasts
11:46who would come to listen to them or present their own bold and original reports.
11:52Unusual experiments were encouraged in the laboratory,
11:55where freedom and, at the same time, rigor of thought and opinion prevailed,
11:59where scientific routine and old-fashioned ways of scientific thinking were completely disregarded.
12:05All of this was interesting, new, and attracted many scientists.
12:10By order of the People's Commissariat of Defense,
12:13from 1932 to 1937,
12:16the Leningrad-Bekterev Brain Institute conducted experimental research on telepathy.
12:22The project was led by Leonid Leonidovich Vasiliev,
12:26who had previously worked with Bekterev.
12:28After the death of his mentor in 1927,
12:31Vasiliev worked on parapsychological topics independently.
12:35In the project for the military,
12:37they studied the mental suggestion of motor acts,
12:40visual images, and sensations.
12:43Continuing his work,
12:44Vasiliev founded a parapsychology laboratory
12:47at Leningrad State University in 1960.
12:51Interestingly, it was only years later that Vasiliev learned
12:55that in the 1940s,
12:56the biophysics laboratory of the Academy of Sciences in Moscow
13:00had received a similar order.
13:02In other words,
13:03the People's Commissariat of Defense ensured itself
13:06with a double-blind state order.
13:08At that time,
13:09not only scientists were engaged in parapsychological research.
13:13From 1921 to 1937,
13:15within the structure of the VCHK
13:17and Joint State Political Directorate
13:18People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs,
13:20there was a special department,
13:22which was later renamed
13:23the 9th Department of the Main Directorate of State Security
13:25of the People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs.
13:27It included a laboratory that worked,
13:30among other things,
13:31with parapsychological phenomena.
13:33The chronology of interest
13:35from classified government agencies
13:36in paranormal phenomena
13:38did not end there.
13:39But we will return to it in detail
13:41and thoroughly in a separate part of this film.
13:43Now, let's move to 1969,
13:47when the Secretary of the Central Committee
13:49of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union,
13:51Demetchev,
13:52established a commission
13:53to investigate parapsychological phenomena.
13:56The commission's conclusion stated,
13:59Some phenomena considered in parapsychology
14:01apparently do take place.
14:04Well, starting from the 1960s,
14:06the name Ninel Sergeyevna Kulagina
14:09began to appear in the Soviet press.
14:11Astonishing scientists
14:13with her pronounced talent
14:14in psychokinesis,
14:16telepathy,
14:16and clairvoyance,
14:17the Ninel Kulagina phenomenon
14:19was studied for 20 years.
14:22Just imagine,
14:23not two years,
14:25or even five years,
14:26but two decades.
14:28Those who claim
14:29that Ninel Kulagina was a fraud
14:31will have to rack their brains
14:33over how she supposedly deceived
14:34complex scientific instruments
14:36and the most advanced scientific community
14:38of the 1960s and 1980s
14:41for 20 years.
14:43At the same time,
14:44the people working in Soviet institutes
14:46were not religious folks
14:47who believed in miracles,
14:49but true skeptic materialists,
14:51the most hardened atheists of their time.
14:54Kulagina was studied
14:55by 40 domestic and foreign scientists,
14:58including two Nobel laureates.
15:00After the telekinesis sessions,
15:03she felt physically
15:04and morally drained,
15:06with headaches
15:07that could end in vomiting.
15:09There are known cases
15:10when the woman even fainted.
15:13During the Great Patriotic War,
15:15Kulagina received combat wounds
15:16in the intestinal area.
15:18After five surgeries on this organ,
15:21the doctors had to admit
15:22that because of the adhesions,
15:24they had no right
15:25to operate on her anymore.
15:26Then she tried the method
15:28of autogenic training,
15:29where pain in the problematic organ
15:31is turned off
15:32by the power of thought.
15:33During the session,
15:35Ninel Sergeyevna discovered
15:36that she had given herself
15:37a first-degree burn.
15:39Her attending physician,
15:41Georgie Beliaev,
15:42documented this.
15:43A medical board was assembled
15:44and concluded
15:45that Ninel Kulagina
15:47could raise her skin temperature
15:48to the point of a burn
15:49using only the power of thought.
15:52Since the late 1960s,
15:54in addition to the abilities
15:55listed here,
15:56she was also credited
15:58with dispersing a laser beam
15:59with her hands,
16:00rotating a compass needle,
16:02exposing photographic film
16:04placed in a sealed bag,
16:05and changing the acidity of water.
16:08Here, for example,
16:09is the original protocol
16:10of an experiment
16:11conducted on February 8, 1978,
16:14in the apartment
16:15of academician Isaac Kikoyne.
16:17There are signatures
16:18of nine people
16:19under the protocol,
16:20all of whom are professors
16:22and scientists.
16:23We also confirmed
16:24that when Kulagina placed
16:25her hand on the subject's skin,
16:27after about a minute,
16:28it caused a strong burning sensation.
16:31It was like the sensation
16:32from a mustard plaster
16:33or a hot object,
16:35followed by redness,
16:36similar to a first-degree burn.
16:38In Kulagina's experiments,
16:40what is demonstrated
16:41is not a trick,
16:42but a phenomenon of nature
16:44that is currently unexplained,
16:46and studying it
16:47is of great interest
16:48to science.
16:49A laboratory was established
16:50in Moscow
16:51under the Academy of Sciences.
16:52Professor Yuri Gulyaev
16:55led a group
16:56studying human extrasensory abilities.
16:59Gulyaev's signature
17:00is also present
17:01in the experiment protocol
17:02that was just shown.
17:04Based on the researchers' work,
17:06an official scientific justification
17:07was provided.
17:09Academician Yuri Borisovich Kobzarev,
17:12a scientist in the field
17:14of radio engineering
17:14and radiophysics,
17:16one of the founders
17:17of radar in the Soviet Union,
17:19gave Kulagina
17:20a written document
17:21certified with the institute's seal
17:23where he worked.
17:24Here it is.
17:25In particular,
17:25it says here,
17:27I confirm that
17:28Ninel Sergeyevna Kulagina
17:30possesses an extraordinary ability
17:32to cause the movement
17:33of light objects
17:34without touching them,
17:35and that she does this
17:36solely by straining her body.
17:39This cannot be explained
17:40by the emergence
17:41of electric or magnetic fields.
17:44But his colleague,
17:45academician Yuri Gulyaev,
17:47did not agree
17:48with Kobzarev's opinion
17:49and tried to explain
17:50the movement of objects
17:51by an electric static field.
17:53Here is what academician
17:55Yuri Kobzarev recalled in court
17:57in defense of Kulagina
17:58regarding her supernatural abilities.
18:01Once,
18:02I had a severe case
18:03of cervical radiculitis.
18:05She put her hands on me
18:06and I felt
18:07an incredibly strong sensation,
18:09almost like burning.
18:11If you look at Kulagina's hand
18:13through a light filter,
18:14you can detect
18:15a powerful stream of light
18:17coming from her hand.
18:18As a rule,
18:20a person does not glow
18:21with such brightness
18:22as, for example,
18:23her hand does
18:24when she is concentrating.
18:26Soviet scientists
18:27observed a strong electric field
18:29around her hands,
18:31and a sensitive microphone
18:32placed nearby
18:33recorded short ultrasonic pulses.
18:37It was also noted
18:38that during telekinesis sessions,
18:40her hands would sweat heavily,
18:42sometimes to the point
18:42that sweat would drip from them.
18:45The ability of Ninel Sergeyevna
18:47to heal
18:48is confirmed
18:48by the outstanding surgeon
18:49Felix Vladimirovich Baljuzek.
18:52Here are his words.
18:54Her abilities concern
18:56inflammatory,
18:57vascular,
18:58and tumor diseases.
19:00We turn to her
19:01in the most desperate cases,
19:02when the question
19:03of amputation arose
19:04because the leg
19:05was already lost.
19:06But nevertheless,
19:07in some way
19:08that we don't understand,
19:10she is able to restore
19:11the patency
19:11of blood vessels.
19:13And everything turns out
19:14fine afterwards.
19:15During the experiments,
19:17Kulagina's blood pressure
19:18rises higher
19:19than our instruments
19:20can measure.
19:20Her pulse
19:21and blood sugar level
19:22increased dramatically.
19:24A study at the clinic,
19:26conducted by a group
19:27of doctors
19:28led by Professor
19:29Doctor of Medical Sciences
19:30Felix Baljuzek,
19:32briefly describes
19:33the phenomenon
19:33as follows.
19:35This is a quote
19:36from a document
19:37signed by this professor.
19:38March 31, 1988.
19:41The intensity
19:42of the reactions
19:43during the heating
19:44of the skin
19:44was easily controlled
19:46by Kulagina,
19:47up to the formation
19:48of blisters
19:49and other clear signs
19:50of second
19:51and third degree burns.
19:52In most cases,
19:53such burns
19:54resembled the shape
19:55of the palm
19:56and fingers
19:57of her hand,
19:58even when the skin
19:59was not in any contact
20:01with the patient's skin.
20:02Direct thermometry
20:04and thermography
20:05made it possible
20:06to prove
20:07that the burns
20:08could not be
20:08considered thermal.
20:10Experiments
20:11were also conducted
20:12in the laboratory
20:12to transmit
20:13the burning sensation
20:14through an object.
20:16Even a metal screen
20:17was not an obstacle.
20:19The burning sensation
20:20was transmitted
20:21even when Kulagina's hand
20:23and the subject's hand
20:24were in water.
20:26Sometimes holes
20:27appeared in clothing,
20:28for example,
20:29in underwear
20:29made of acetate silk,
20:31but there was
20:31no skin infection.
20:33The experimenter
20:34did not feel
20:35the burning sensation
20:36transmitted by
20:37Ninel Kulagina
20:38only when a copper screen
20:40was used.
20:41Here is another scientist,
20:43Doolnev Gennedy Nikolaevich,
20:45professor,
20:46doctor of technical sciences
20:47from 1974 to 1986.
20:51He was a professor
20:52at the Department
20:52of Computer Thermophysics
20:54and Energy Physical Monitoring
20:56and headed the Center
20:57for Energy Information Technologies.
21:00He recalled in 2005
21:01that during another experiment
21:03on an object,
21:04in this case,
21:05a wine glass,
21:06it jumped up
21:07and started crawling
21:08across the table
21:09in small steps.
21:10We caught it
21:11at the other end
21:12of the table,
21:13the professor noted.
21:14The wine glass crawled
21:15about half a meter,
21:16jumping along the way.
21:18There were quite a few people
21:19who tried to debunk
21:20the phenomenon
21:21of Ninel Kulagina.
21:23One of the last.
21:24The Russian journalist
21:25Boris Sobolev
21:26in his film
21:27Those Who Go to Hell
21:28says that Ninel Kulagina
21:30actually did not fight
21:32in the war
21:32and that the combat award
21:34she had
21:34was allegedly stolen
21:36from a veteran.
21:37However,
21:38it's easy to check
21:39whether she actually
21:40has any award
21:41at all.
21:42Kulagina
21:43Ninel Sergeyevna
21:45Order of the Patriotic War
21:47Second Class
21:48Award Document Number 80
21:51With the rise to power
21:53of Mikhail Gorbachev,
21:54the government's policy
21:55towards people
21:56like Kulagina
21:57changed.
21:58The laboratory
21:59at the Academy of Sciences
22:00was closed.
22:02The Ministry of Justice's
22:03journal
22:03Man and Law
22:05accused Kulagina
22:06of charlatanism
22:07in a sharply
22:08derogatory manner.
22:09Usually,
22:10fraudsters use their gift
22:12for personal gain,
22:12but in the case
22:13of Ninel Sergeyevna,
22:15this was not observed.
22:17Kulagina filed
22:18a defamation lawsuit
22:19against the editorial
22:20staff of this journal
22:21and she won.
22:24Imagine,
22:25in 1987,
22:26the Journal of the
22:27Ministry of Justice
22:28under Soviet rule
22:29loses a defamation
22:31case in court.
22:32A unique case
22:33in Soviet history.
22:35But there was
22:35little joy in that.
22:37she was diagnosed
22:38with brain cancer.
22:39On top of that,
22:40due to constant
22:41nervous stress,
22:42she suffered
22:43a third heart attack.
22:44In 1990,
22:45at the age of 64,
22:48she passed away.
22:49After censorship
22:50was lifted in 1989,
22:53research into
22:54parapsychological issues
22:55expanded greatly.
22:57In the same year,
22:58the State Committee
22:59for Inventions
22:59and Discoveries,
23:00for the first time
23:01in its long history,
23:03issued a copyright
23:04certificate
23:04for an unconventional
23:06healing method
23:07by the famous
23:08Junya Davidovili.
23:10In the following years,
23:12many organizations
23:13appeared.
23:13The Scientific Committee
23:14on Bioenergy Informatics,
23:16headed by
23:17Academician Kaznachev,
23:19the Center for Psychotronics
23:20and Folk Healing,
23:21the Vasilyev Parapsychology Foundation,
23:24the International Public Scientific Committee
23:26on Human Ecology
23:27and Energy Informatics,
23:29headed by
23:29Professor Volchenko,
23:31the Academy of Energy
23:32Informational Sciences,
23:33the Interdepartmental Scientific
23:35and Technical Center,
23:36VENT,
23:38now the International Institute
23:39of Theoretical and Applied Physics
23:41of the Russian Academy
23:42of Natural Sciences.
23:44In 1994,
23:45at the St. Petersburg
23:47State Institute
23:48of Precision Mechanics
23:49and Optics,
23:50Professor Dullnev
23:51established the Center
23:53for Energy Informational Technologies.
23:56Gennady Nikolaevich Dullnev
23:57dedicated several decades
23:59of his life
24:00to studying issues
24:01related to the paraphenomenal
24:02abilities of humans
24:03and, as already mentioned,
24:06also researched
24:06the phenomenon
24:07of Ninel Kulagina.
24:09In 1998,
24:11based on many years
24:12of research
24:13into paraphenomenology
24:14and extensive practical
24:16applied work,
24:17Vladimir Viktorovich Tonkov
24:19established the Institute
24:21of Biosensory Psychology
24:23in St. Petersburg,
24:24which still exists
24:26to this day.
24:27In the early 2000s,
24:28the Institute set the task
24:30of creating a situation
24:32that would convincingly prove
24:33the existence
24:34of a material component
24:36of our psyche,
24:37capable of influencing
24:38physical objects
24:39and subjects,
24:41as well as proving
24:42that this ability
24:42is not unique,
24:43but inherent
24:44in every person.
24:46During the very first year
24:48of this experiment,
24:49all participants
24:50in the annual training group
24:51at the Institute
24:52of Biosensory Psychology,
24:53under the guidance
24:54of Tonkov,
24:56without exception,
24:56learned to move objects
24:58weighing from a few grams
24:59up to 100 grams
25:01without physical contact.
25:03It should be noted here
25:04that none of the participants
25:06in this group
25:06were pre-selected
25:08based on any criteria.
25:10Thus,
25:11the first step
25:11was taken to prove
25:12that there is no special selection
25:14or predisposition
25:16required
25:16to learn how to move objects
25:18without physical contact.
25:20This is an ability
25:21that every person has.
25:23Furthermore,
25:24over the course
25:25of several years,
25:26this conclusion
25:27was confirmed.
25:28During this time,
25:30several thousand people
25:31studied at the Institute,
25:3299% of whom
25:34were trained
25:34in telekinesis skills.
25:36Within the Institute,
25:38an effective system
25:39was developed
25:40that allows
25:40almost anyone,
25:42including untrained individuals,
25:44to be taught
25:45the basic skills
25:46of contactless object movement
25:48within 5 to 30 minutes.
25:50The result of this work
25:52was recognized
25:52in the Russian Book of Records
25:54and Achievements
25:55in the fall of 2008
25:56as a world record
25:57in the category
25:58of largest community of people.
26:01Trained in telekinesis skills
26:02in the shortest possible time,
26:05physicists,
26:06medical psychologists
26:07and psychiatrists,
26:08chemists,
26:09and other specialists
26:10from different countries
26:11around the world
26:12took part
26:12in the years-long experiment.
26:14Most of them
26:15left the study
26:16as experienced operators,
26:18surprising their friends
26:20and colleagues.
26:21From 2008 to 2011,
26:23under the guidance
26:24of Dulnev,
26:25a series of experiments
26:26were conducted
26:27at the Institute
26:28of Biosensory Psychology
26:29to provide evidence
26:31for and repeatedly
26:32demonstrate
26:33contactless movement
26:34of objects.
26:35During these experiments,
26:36it was shown
26:37that the ability
26:38to produce the effect
26:39of telekinesis
26:40is inherent in everyone
26:41without exception.
26:43The induced effect
26:44is targeted
26:45and controllable.
26:46A person's psychic abilities
26:49are material,
26:50have a wide range
26:51of influence,
26:52can be trained,
26:53and serve as a link
26:54between the person
26:55and the surrounding world.
26:57The results obtained
26:59prove that human beings
27:01possess a vast resource
27:02of qualities
27:03that are hidden
27:04and untapped.
27:06Moreover,
27:07the question of the existence
27:08in every person
27:09of a special entity,
27:10usually referred to
27:12as the soul,
27:13receives not just
27:14a practical answer,
27:15but also greatly expands
27:17our understanding
27:17of the human being,
27:19creating an entire new step
27:20in the ladder
27:21of human knowledge.
27:22But now,
27:23let's continue to study
27:24the chronology
27:25of government agencies'
27:27interest
27:27in paranormal abilities.
27:28In fact,
27:30this interest
27:31within closed departments
27:32has never faded.
27:33After all,
27:34who else
27:35but the security agencies
27:36should study weapons
27:38that provide
27:38super advantages?
27:39In the 1980s
27:40and 1990s,
27:41the government
27:42began to create
27:43new laboratories
27:43and allocate significant funds,
27:46which was connected
27:46to the intensification
27:48of the arms race
27:48between the Union
27:49of Soviet Socialist Republics
27:51and the United States
27:52of America
27:53in the field
27:53of the supernatural.
27:55Major General
27:55of the KGB,
27:57Nikolai Alekseevich Shamm,
27:59writes that
28:00in the 1980s,
28:01these approaches
28:01in the Union
28:02of Soviet Socialist Republics
28:04were increasingly used
28:05towards the creation
28:06of psychotronic weapons,
28:07based on numerous studies
28:09that were conducted
28:09in our research institutes.
28:11Some of these developments
28:13might seem completely
28:14unbelievable
28:15to an uninitiated person,
28:17as if taken straight
28:18from a science fiction novel.
28:21Under the control
28:21of the KGB,
28:23scientific teams
28:24developed methods
28:24for scanning the past
28:26using regressive hypnosis,
28:27created technologies
28:29for covertly manipulating
28:30the leaders of countries
28:31and enemy personnel,
28:33technologies
28:34for controlling the climate
28:35in specific regions
28:36of the planet,
28:37extracting information
28:39from military satellites
28:40by sending a human phantom
28:42into space,
28:42and much more.
28:44However,
28:46despite numerous
28:46but scattered projects
28:48researching supernatural phenomena,
28:51until the late 80s,
28:52there was no unified,
28:54state-level,
28:54comprehensive,
28:55parapsychological program.
28:57In 1987,
28:59the Council of Ministers
29:00of the Union
29:00of Soviet Socialist Republics
29:02received a package
29:03of documents
29:04under the general title
29:05On the Necessity
29:06of Using Bioenergetic Methods
29:08in the Interests of the National Economy
29:10and Defense of the Country.
29:12Prepared by Lieutenant General
29:13Kantsevorov,
29:15the head of the Center
29:16for Space Probing,
29:17the country's leadership
29:18was offered
29:19to use parapsychological
29:21developments in industry,
29:22military remote control systems,
29:25as well as for ensuring
29:26social control
29:27and maintaining law and order.
29:30Chairman of the Council
29:31of Ministers,
29:32Ryzhkov,
29:33sent the project for review
29:34to the State Committee
29:35for Science and Technology
29:37and the Academy of Sciences.
29:39However,
29:40the project was not accepted
29:42due to the negative position
29:43of the academicians.
29:45But the process
29:46did not stand still.
29:49KGB officers
29:50collected information
29:51about amateur scientists,
29:52psychics,
29:53astrologers,
29:54magicians,
29:55and witches.
29:56Over time,
29:57officers began involving
29:58unconventional experts
30:00in their operational activities.
30:02For example,
30:03the psychic from
30:04Rostov-on-Don,
30:05Kustov,
30:06helped operatives
30:07solve the murder
30:08of the chief designer
30:09of the Medium Machine
30:09Building Design Bureau
30:11and the chief engineer
30:12of the Astrophysics Research
30:13and Production Association.
30:16According to Major General
30:17of the KGB,
30:18Shama,
30:19Kustov worked
30:20for the central apparatus
30:21of the KGB.
30:23The materials
30:24on many of the projects
30:25he was involved in
30:26are still classified
30:26to this day.
30:28In addition to solving crimes
30:29and providing treatment,
30:30Valery Kustov,
30:32at the request
30:32of the KGB,
30:34identified spies
30:35and pointed out
30:36people engaged
30:36in sabotage activities.
30:38Major General Rogozin
30:40wrote in his memoirs
30:41about the KGB's
30:43operational cooperation
30:44with the famous
30:45astrologer
30:46and psychic Vronsky,
30:47who taught officers
30:48the basics of astrology.
30:50For the method
30:51of obtaining information
30:52about remote objects,
30:54operatives cooperated
30:55with psychics
30:55Safanov and Dodishev.
30:58As a result,
30:59the idea of legitimizing
31:01parapsychology
31:02in the work
31:02of special services
31:03took shape.
31:04In September 1991,
31:06Xiao A.M.
31:07was appointed
31:08deputy chairman
31:08of the KGB.
31:10Being an enthusiast
31:12of unconventional technologies,
31:13he immediately
31:14set the task
31:15of identifying
31:16everything that was
31:17being done
31:17in the country
31:18in the field
31:18of parapsychology.
31:20Colonel Shadron,
31:22who headed the department
31:23of the second main directorate,
31:24later the
31:25counterintelligence directorate,
31:26was appointed responsible
31:28for the PSI project.
31:30According to Shama,
31:32a lot of work was done
31:33and by the end
31:34of 1991,
31:36we developed
31:36a powerful program
31:37with a unified ideology,
31:39which included
31:40dozens of topics
31:41under development.
31:42In the field
31:43of extraordinary technologies
31:44and extrasensory perception,
31:46which I personally supervised,
31:48all work on
31:49extrasensory perception
31:50and unconventional
31:52unique technologies
31:53was systematized.
31:55Ultimately,
31:56this work was supposed
31:57to reach the highest
31:58state level
31:59and acquire the status
32:00of a national program.
32:02However,
32:03General Shum
32:03did not have time
32:04to finish the job.
32:05The collapse
32:06of the Soviet Union
32:07and the reorganization
32:08of the special services
32:09prevented him
32:10from doing so.
32:11The new leadership
32:12was not interested
32:13in parapsychological projects.
32:15Meanwhile,
32:16Shum's efforts
32:17were not in vain.
32:19With his direct involvement,
32:21parapsychological services
32:22were established
32:23in the Ministry
32:24of Internal Affairs,
32:25the Ministry of Defense,
32:26and the Security Service
32:28of the President
32:29of the Russian Federation.
32:30Each of them
32:31had a different fate.
32:33The special center
32:34of the Ministry
32:35of Internal Affairs
32:36was established in 1989
32:38at the initiative
32:39of Minister of Internal Affairs
32:40Bokatin.
32:41It was headed
32:42by Doctor of Medical Sciences,
32:44Colonel of the Internal Service
32:45Vyacheslav
32:46Mikhailovich Zvonikov.
32:49A year later,
32:50150 people
32:51were working
32:52at this center,
32:5315 of whom
32:54were part of the
32:54so-called
32:55First Department,
32:56which dealt exclusively
32:57with extrasensory perception.
32:59A large program
33:00was created
33:01for the new center,
33:02involving more than
33:03100 institutes
33:04and laboratories.
33:05The center's specialists
33:07tested police officers,
33:09selecting those
33:10with extrasensory abilities.
33:12At the same time,
33:13they used tests
33:14for telepathy,
33:15clairvoyance,
33:16and telekinesis.
33:17The Ministry
33:18of Internal Affairs,
33:19psychics,
33:20were involved
33:20in searching for criminals,
33:22while laboratories
33:23studied the phenomenon
33:24of remote interaction
33:25between people
33:26and non-contact influence
33:28of one person
33:28on another.
33:29The center existed
33:30until 1993,
33:33and during another
33:34restructuring,
33:35it was closed.
33:36Currently,
33:37Zvonikov heads
33:38the psychophysiology laboratory
33:39at the Moscow
33:41Humanitarian University
33:42and conducts research
33:43on the possibilities
33:44of bioinformational action
33:46and remote influence.
33:48Security Service
33:49of the President
33:49of the Russian Federation
33:50As a result
33:51of the transformations
33:52in 1991
33:53from among
33:54the special services,
33:55based on the 9th Directorate
33:57of the KGB,
33:58which was responsible
33:59for the security
34:00of the country's
34:00top officials,
34:01the main security
34:02directorate was created,
34:04which was divided
34:05into the Presidential
34:05Security Service
34:06and the Federal
34:07Protective Service.
34:08Major General Ratnikov
34:10was appointed
34:11as the first deputy chief.
34:13It was thanks to him
34:14that a group of specialists
34:15in unconventional technologies
34:17for security
34:18and intelligence
34:19appeared in this organization.
34:21Ratnikov describes
34:22the area of interest
34:23for the security services
34:24parapsychologists
34:25as follows.
34:27Psychotronics
34:27is the science
34:28of the mechanisms
34:29of informational connections,
34:31regulation,
34:31and control
34:32of a person's psyche,
34:34physiology,
34:34and energy.
34:35While independently
34:36studying this class
34:38of threats,
34:38I also involuntarily
34:40developed an operational
34:41interest in magic
34:42and extrasensory influence
34:44on people.
34:45I realized
34:46what insidious consequences
34:48such remote influences
34:50on a person's body
34:51can have,
34:52especially for those
34:53making important
34:54and fateful decisions.
34:56In this regard,
34:57we were faced
34:58with the question
34:59of how to protect
35:00the Russian leadership
35:01from such influences.
35:02When creating divisions
35:04for unconventional technologies,
35:06Ratnikov chose
35:07the KGB expert
35:08on phenomenal abilities,
35:10Major General Rogozin,
35:12and invited him
35:13to work as a consultant.
35:14It was Rogozin who,
35:16in 1992,
35:17became the direct organizer
35:19of the group
35:19engaged in parapsychology,
35:21extrasensory perception,
35:23and astrology
35:24in the position
35:25of first deputy
35:26of the security service
35:27of the president
35:27of the Russian Federation,
35:28where he oversaw
35:30operational activities
35:31and special assignments.
35:33In addition
35:34to reading information
35:35from photographs
35:35or internal images
35:37of the political opposition
35:38and the leadership
35:39of a potential adversary,
35:41Rogozin's experts
35:42developed a method
35:43for entering altered
35:44states of consciousness,
35:45as well as exploring
35:46the past
35:47and the future.
35:48Specialists mastering
35:49proscopy
35:50in Rogozin's service
35:51were called sleepers.
35:52They were specially trained
35:54and experiments
35:55were conducted
35:55with immersion
35:56into the flow of time.
35:58After cross-checking
35:59with operational data,
36:00the information
36:01was reported directly
36:02to the country's leadership.
36:03According to Ratnikov,
36:05as a result,
36:06a whole list
36:06of virtual dialogues
36:07with the leaders
36:08of several western countries
36:10was created
36:10by the efforts
36:11of psychic officers.
36:12A thorough analysis
36:14of these,
36:14verified by intelligence means,
36:17helped eliminate
36:17several dozen real threats.
36:20Rogozinski's officers
36:21studied methods
36:22of influencing people
36:23from the arsenal
36:24of Indians,
36:25Mayans,
36:26Aztecs,
36:26and priests in voodoo.
36:28Ratnikov wrote,
36:29Academic science
36:30is very orthodox.
36:32It tries to explain
36:33all this
36:33from the standpoint
36:34of a materialistic world,
36:36constantly excluding
36:37the idea
36:37of a higher origin.
36:39Everything that doesn't fit
36:41into the established system
36:42is declared illegal.
36:44That's why my attitude
36:45toward psychotechnologies
36:47was rather ironic
36:48at first.
36:49I considered them
36:50something like
36:50spiritualism,
36:51charlatanism,
36:52but gradually
36:53my horizons broadened
36:55and I realized
36:56that these are
36:56very ancient techniques,
36:58ancient sciences.
37:00But by mastering
37:01such techniques
37:02or initiations,
37:03our ancestors
37:04undermined
37:05the authority
37:05of the church,
37:06primarily
37:07the Christian church,
37:08which believed
37:09that only representatives
37:10of the religious cult
37:11should possess
37:12these secrets.
37:13By no means
37:14ordinary people.
37:15The information
37:16obtained through
37:17extrasensory means
37:18was used
37:18for political purposes.
37:20So,
37:21according to Ratnikov,
37:22at the end of 92,
37:24the security service
37:25prevented the president's
37:26visit to Japan.
37:27The psychic operator
37:28reported that
37:29there was a high probability
37:30that the president
37:31would hand over
37:31the Kural Islands
37:32to Japan.
37:33After that,
37:34China will make claims
37:35to Russia
37:36for its disputed territories
37:37and everything will end
37:39in a military conflict.
37:41During the presidential elections
37:43in 1996,
37:44Rogozin participated
37:45in the work of
37:46Yeltsin's campaign headquarters.
37:49Rogozin's team
37:49calculated the most
37:50favorable moments
37:51for political actions
37:52and the candidates' meetings.
37:55The day after
37:56the second round
37:57of the presidential elections,
37:59as a result
37:59of the confrontation
38:00within the president's team,
38:02the head of the
38:02presidential security service
38:04of the Russian Federation,
38:05Lieutenant General Korzakov,
38:07was dismissed
38:08and his team
38:09was fired along with him.
38:10Thus ended the story
38:12of the legendary
38:13parapsychological service
38:14of the presidential security.
38:16Ministry of Defense
38:18In 1989,
38:19a civilian group
38:20of psychics
38:21approached the Minister
38:22of Defense
38:22with an initiative
38:23for cooperation.
38:25At the request
38:26of the general staff,
38:27the topic was handed over
38:29for study
38:29to the Armament Directorate
38:30of the Ministry of Defense,
38:32headed by Army General Shabanov.
38:34In June 1989,
38:36the Directorate
38:37began preparing
38:38a report
38:38on the feasibility
38:40of using
38:40extrasensory perception
38:42in the interests
38:43of the country's
38:44defense capability
38:45and security.
38:46As a matter of urgency,
38:48the Armament Directorate
38:49created a commission
38:50to experimentally verify
38:52the abilities
38:53of people identified
38:54in the documents
38:54as possessing
38:56phenomenal abilities.
38:57Based on the results
38:58of the commission's work,
38:59the Chief of the General Staff
39:01of the Ministry of Defense,
39:03Army General Moiseyev,
39:04signed a directive
39:05to create a unit
39:06within the General Staff,
39:0710-0-0-3,
39:09responsible for carrying out
39:11work on innovative technologies,
39:13which included the topic
39:14of extrasensory perception.
39:15It was assigned
39:17the tasks of analyzing
39:18the Psy-W-A-R-R-I-O-R
39:21programs
39:22of the United States
39:23and NATO,
39:24developing and testing
39:25methods of energy impact
39:26on the enemy,
39:27selecting people
39:28with extraordinary abilities,
39:30and studying psychotechnics
39:31in Asian,
39:32South American,
39:33European,
39:34African,
39:35Siberian,
39:36and Tibetan cultures.
39:37The legal part
39:39was formalized
39:40as an expert
39:41analytical department
39:42under the general staff.
39:43Research institutes
39:45were involved
39:46in the program,
39:47a patent search
39:48was organized,
39:49and a program
39:50for testing
39:50extrasensory abilities
39:52was launched.
39:53Colonel Savin
39:54was appointed
39:55as the head
39:56of the unit.
39:57The parapsychological program
39:59of the general staff
40:00was supported
40:00by Finance Minister Pavlov.
40:02He helped the officers
40:04properly arrange
40:04the initial funding
40:05for the work.
40:07It was listed
40:08as a separate line
40:09in the budget
40:09and,
40:10when converted
40:11to foreign currency,
40:12amounted to $4 million a year,
40:14a colossal sum
40:16at that time.
40:17The prime minister
40:18set the task
40:19of creating
40:19a new elite
40:20for the country,
40:21super advisors
40:22for the government,
40:23the Central Committee
40:24of the Communist Party,
40:25and the Ministry of Defense.
40:28Military Unit 10-0-03
40:31trained extrasensory groups
40:32for the Air Force,
40:34the Navy,
40:35the Academy of Missile Forces,
40:36and Counterintelligence.
40:38A system
40:39was being developed
40:40to track the locations
40:41of missile-carrying submarines,
40:44remotely sense
40:45enemy military equipment,
40:46and the officers
40:48of the unit
40:48developed a method
40:50for remote monitoring
40:51of the condition
40:52of nuclear facilities.
40:54The servicemen
40:55also worked
40:55on specific requests
40:56from special services
40:57and law enforcement agencies.
41:00Most of the information
41:01about the operations
41:03of this military unit
41:04is currently classified.
41:07Savin's unit
41:08also conducted experiments
41:09that were far
41:10from military topics.
41:12In his memoirs,
41:13Savin mentions
41:14searching for evidence
41:15of the existence
41:16of reincarnation.
41:17In June 1990,
41:19our specialists,
41:20with the help
41:21of KGB officers,
41:22tested about
41:23a hundred volunteers,
41:24from whom they selected
41:25around 20 people
41:26who were highly susceptible
41:27to hypnosis.
41:29Then,
41:30during the experiments,
41:31these people
41:32were put into hypnosis
41:33in the presence
41:33of doctors,
41:34and they were asked
41:35to tell and,
41:36if possible,
41:37write down who they were
41:38in a previous incarnation,
41:39in which country,
41:40city,
41:41or village they lived,
41:42to indicate house numbers
41:44or describe them,
41:45and to remember
41:46their names and surnames
41:47from that time.
41:48The collected materials
41:49were analyzed
41:50and then sent
41:51to the Ministry
41:51of Foreign Affairs,
41:53the Trade Mission,
41:54and intelligence,
41:55with a request
41:56to verify the accuracy
41:57of this information.
41:59The assumptions
41:59were confirmed.
42:00More than 10 people
42:02provided correct
42:02personal information
42:03and accurately described
42:05the houses
42:06and areas
42:06where they supposedly lived.
42:08In previous centuries,
42:09deception was almost impossible
42:11because the questionnaires
42:12were carefully thought out,
42:13and the biographies
42:15of the subjects
42:15were studied
42:16by the all-powerful KGB.
42:18The topic of reincarnation
42:20is very interesting
42:21in general,
42:22and on our channel,
42:23we have covered it
42:24as part of the phenomenon
42:25of children
42:26who sometimes
42:26still remember
42:27their past lives
42:28and describe them
42:29in detail.
42:30We have not just one,
42:32but several episodes
42:33about this,
42:34featuring fascinating stories,
42:36including those
42:37sent in by you,
42:38dear viewers.
42:39We highly recommend
42:41watching them
42:41if you haven't seen them yet,
42:42and reading the fascinating
42:44comments on them,
42:45which are impossible
42:46to fake.
42:47The links will be
42:48in the description.
42:50But let's get back
42:51to psychics
42:51in law enforcement agencies.
42:53In 1997,
42:55Saban's department
42:56was transformed
42:57into a directorate,
42:58increasing the staff
42:59from 25 to 50 people.
43:01Saban himself
43:02was awarded
43:03the rank
43:03of Lieutenant General S.
43:05Military astrologers
43:06worked with
43:07Military Unit 1003.
43:10The public first learned
43:11about their existence
43:12on December 26, 1997,
43:15during the broadcast
43:16of the NTV program
43:18Hero of the Day.
43:19Captain First Rank
43:21Buzinov appeared
43:22on the program,
43:23introduced by journalists
43:24as the official astrologer
43:25of the Ministry of Defense.
43:27Interest in his service
43:29grew when Buzinov announced
43:31that he knew
43:31who would become
43:32the next president
43:33of Russia.
43:34A sealed envelope
43:36was kept in the safe
43:37of the Komsomolskaya
43:38Pravda newspaper
43:39editorial office,
43:40where,
43:41after being opened
43:42in 1999,
43:43prediction number one
43:44was read,
43:45ahead of schedule,
43:471952 year of birth,
43:49from the 1st
43:50to the 15th of October,
43:523 U N,
43:53September 97th year,
43:55September 97th year.
43:56Vladimir Vladimirovich
43:58became the successor
43:58of Boris Nikolaevich Yeltsin
44:00ahead of schedule,
44:01Putin,
44:02born on October 7, 1952.
44:05The Special Laboratory
44:07for Space and Astro
44:08Forecasts at the
44:09St. Petersburg Research Institute
44:11of the Russian Ministry
44:12of Defense,
44:13headed by Buzinov,
44:14was established
44:15in April 1994.
44:17The creator
44:18of the laboratory
44:18had been a research associate
44:20at the Naval Research Institute
44:21since 1991.
44:23The methodological basis
44:25for forecasting
44:26was the lectures
44:26of the American astrologer
44:28Jacob Schwartz,
44:29who combined
44:30the ancient science
44:31with cartography.
44:33Military astrologers
44:34were engaged
44:35in developing methods
44:36for predicting
44:37armed conflicts,
44:38plane crashes,
44:39shipwrecks,
44:40and natural disasters.
44:42Every three months,
44:44the forecasts
44:45were delivered
44:45to Sabin's staff
44:46and used in operational reports
44:48and analytical briefings
44:50for the leadership
44:51of the Ministry of Defense
44:52and the government.
44:54After the report
44:55by the Commission
44:55for Combating Pseudoscience
44:57and Falsification
44:58of Scientific Research
44:59on March 16,
45:011999,
45:02part of which
45:03was devoted
45:03to military astrologers,
45:05the general staff
45:07decided to disband
45:08the Cosmo Astro Forecast Laboratory
45:10and Buzinov
45:11was sent into retirement.
45:13Based on the results
45:14of five years of work
45:15by the team
45:16in the laboratory,
45:17Buzinov defended
45:18his candidate's dissertation
45:20on the topic,
45:21A Methodology
45:22for Predicting Accidents
45:23Based on Rhythm-Setting
45:24Cosmic Factors.
45:26In December 2004,
45:28Military Unit 1003
45:30ceased to exist.
45:31By that time,
45:33not only the military,
45:34but also a wide audience
45:36of mass media publications
45:37knew about its existence.
45:39December 2004
45:41can be considered
45:42the official end
45:43of the large experiment
45:44to create supernatural institutions
45:46within the security agencies.
45:48The parapsychological troops
45:50existed for about 15 years,
45:52outlasting a similar program
45:54of the United States
45:55Department of Defense
45:55by nine years,
45:56which ran from 1972
45:58to 1995.
46:00The Americans' attempts
46:02to develop methods
46:03of controlling
46:04the human psyche
46:05began in 1945
46:06with programs
46:08that used Nazi specialists
46:09in brainwashing.
46:11Almost 50 years ago
46:13in 1977,
46:14at the request
46:15of the United States
46:16Senate Church Committee,
46:18a cache of 20,000 documents
46:20related to Project MKUltra
46:22was seized.
46:23This led to Senate hearings
46:25later that same year.
46:27Among the most horrifying
46:28revelations,
46:29was a 25-year history
46:31of secret experiments
46:32with mind-altering drugs,
46:35mass psychological manipulation,
46:37North Korean-style brainwashing,
46:39and the use of torture.
46:42Journalists uncovered
46:43how the CIA
46:44and related intelligence agencies
46:46began large-scale experiments
46:48with the hallucinogen
46:49lysergic acid diethylamide,
46:5125 exploring its potential uses
46:53for social control.
46:55The experiments were conducted
46:57in more than 80 universities
46:58and contributed to the spread
47:00of lysergic acid diethylamide culture.
47:03Thousands of students
47:04were used as guinea pigs,
47:06and these guinea pigs
47:07later learned to synthesize drugs
47:09on their own.
47:10Starting from 1962,
47:13the National Defense Research Institute
47:15at the Research and Development Corporation,
47:18located in Santa Monica,
47:20began a four-year program of research
47:21and experiments
47:22using drug-induced psychosis
47:24from lysergic acid diethylamide mescaline
47:27and marijuana
47:28as a tool for psychiatric diagnosis.
47:32Lysergic acid diethylamide,
47:3425,
47:35was synthesized in 1943
47:36by the chemist Albert Hoffman,
47:38who worked at the Swiss pharmaceutical company
47:40Sandoz.
47:42At that time,
47:43the company was owned
47:44by the wealthy Bilderberg Club member
47:46Zygmunt George Warburg.
47:49Sandoz continues to operate
47:50as usual to this day,
47:52producing pharmaceutical products
47:53for 140 countries around the world.
47:57The MK Ultra project
47:59was divided into a total
48:00of 149 sub-projects,
48:03many of which were related
48:04to research on topics such as
48:06behavior modification,
48:08hypnosis,
48:09drug effects,
48:10psychotherapy,
48:12truth serum,
48:13pathogens,
48:14and toxins in human tissues.
48:16There were also official psychics
48:18in America,
48:19for example,
48:20Joseph McMoneagle,
48:21who was given
48:22a satellite photograph
48:23of the roof of a shipyard
48:25in Severodvinsk
48:26in a sealed envelope.
48:28Tuning in to an object
48:29unknown to him,
48:30the psychic wrote a report
48:32of about 150 pages
48:34with drawings,
48:35confidently describing
48:36the distinctive features
48:37of what was then
48:38the new and largest submarine
48:40in the world,
48:41the Akula.
48:42In general,
48:43the American Psy War program
48:45is a topic
48:46for a separate episode.
48:47Let us know
48:48with likes and comments
48:49if you're interested in it,
48:50and if so,
48:51we'll get to work on it.
48:53One way or another,
48:54the most unexpected result
48:56of the confrontation
48:57between Russian
48:57and American parapsychologists
48:59was their cooperation
49:00after the official organizations
49:02were dissolved.
49:03Veterans of the Psy Wars
49:05joined forces
49:05to share their experiences
49:07and wrote a unique
49:08documentary report
49:09on the use
49:10of extrasensory perception
49:11for military purposes.
49:13Psy Wars,
49:14West and East,
49:16History in Eyewitness Testimonies.
49:18It was released in 2015,
49:20simultaneously in Russia
49:22in Russian
49:22and in the United States
49:24in English.
49:25It is obvious
49:26that the chronicle
49:27of the use of parapsychology
49:28and government agencies
49:30is incomplete.
49:31The likelihood
49:32that CSI programs
49:33currently exist
49:34in classified departments
49:36is more than high.
49:38And despite the fact
49:39that there is
49:39no official information
49:40about the existence
49:42of official parapsychological structures
49:44in government bodies,
49:45it is unlikely
49:46that interest
49:47in the psychophysical abilities
49:48of humans
49:49will be completely replaced
49:51by the rapidly growing
49:52technological capabilities,
49:54which amaze us every day
49:56with advances in robotics
49:57and artificial intelligence.
50:00However,
50:01there is something else
50:02that is very important
50:03in this matter,
50:04each of our personal experiences.
50:06Under this episode,
50:08you can find
50:08an amazing collection
50:10of your personal stories.
50:12It's very interesting
50:13because there's no point
50:14in making up
50:15and writing about cases
50:16in the comments
50:17that never happened.
50:18You describe
50:19your paranormal experiences
50:21and your stories
50:22that don't fit
50:23into conventional boundaries.
50:25give this film
50:26a fair rating
50:27and welcome
50:28to the reading room
50:28with comments.
50:30After all,
50:31some of these
50:32personal revelations
50:33might be even more
50:33interesting to you
50:34than the film itself.
50:36See you soon.
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