-Caveat Lector-
[This is from, "The Tao of Books," web site. Sorry, though...as I don't
have
the URL. :-( --MS]
The research for this article is from the book 'Chinese Super Psychics' by
Paul
Dong and Thomas E Raffill, published by Marlowe, Distributed by
publishers -
Group West
ISBN 1-56924-715-3.
CHINA'S SUPER PSYCHICS
A Book Review
On January 3, 1987, in the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee
Training Centre, in Beijing, an official test was conducted where a Chinese
psychic transported 44 medicine pills out of a sealed bottle and also sent
into the bottle a piece of candy. The test was conducted under scientific
circumstances with government witnesses. The individual who conducted the
test is named Zhang Baosheng.
Zhang and other people with the ability to demonstrate high levels of
external pranic power have been termed by the Chinese Government as having
"exceptional human functions", commonly referred to as EHF. People with
these abilities are now viewed as national treasures in China.
Zhang Baosheng often demonstrates his amazing powers on Chinese television
and he is a nationwide celebrity in China. It is reported that Zhang has
such high levels of abilities that one foreign government sent an agent to
China to offer him US$20 million to invite him to their country for
"research" activities. He refused. One of his most astounding exhibitions
is
the movement of a 100lb sack of sugar through the walls of a storehouse,
with it ending up sitting in front of the scientific witnesses.
Zhang also has a tendency for playing practical jokes, and with the
abilities that he has at his disposal this can have fairly dramatic
consequences. After he received the gift of a luxury auto from a Hong Kong
billionaire, he took to driving it around town but often broke the traffic
rules and got tickets. Baosheng takes his tickets with a smile, but when
the
traffic officers return to the station they can never find their copy of
the
tickets, which have disappeared without a trace. Since he became known for
this, police officers get out of the way when they see his car coming and
no-one bothers him anymore. If he can make traffic tickets disappear no-one
wishes to have an argument with him.
Zhang Baosheng is a military battalion commander in rank and privilege,
but
without an actual battalion. He worked as a public safety officer for some
years. In 1990 his psychic powers had not fully manifested and he had
lesser
abilities. When these powers were discovered, he was given a low level
security job, which was riding on buses and catching thieves. He was able,
at that time, to easily detect thieves in the act and apprehend them. It is
thought that the continuing use of these powers assisted him to develop to
higher levels. One of the primary scientists in China, amongst very large
groups studying these subjects, is Dr Quin Xuesen. Dr Quin is one of the
senior Chinese scientists with an extraordinary professional background in
science and technology. Dr Quin has proposed that the only way to develop
Chinese medicine, is to use modern scientific systems and terminology,
pulling it apart from the ancient methods and philosophies and creating a
theory expressed in terms of modern science. For example, the Chinese
concept of Yin and Yang, that is negative and positive principles, has been
related to various deficiencies in the blood stream, which are understood
in
Western medicine. Dr Quin says that Qigong, Chinese medicine and
Exceptional
Human Functions are three parts of the same system, and an approach that
can
deal with Chinese medicine and Qigong will help the development of EHF
research as well.
Because Qigong is popular in China today, thousands of people with EHF
have
appeared there. It may be asked why EHF wasn't discovered earlier? Why did
it take until 1979 to be discovered? The feeling is that this is not the
case and
that the EHF phenomena existed and was reported throughout ancient
Chinese texts, but in those days it was believed that those people were
Gods, not men. Dr Quin says "What the ancients call Gods could be called
people with EHF. They didn't understand what it was at that time, so they
called them Gods."
In 1979, on March 11, the 'Sichuan Daily' reported an amazing news item to
the whole country. It said its reporters along with the provincial
secretary
of the Communist Party had discovered that Tang Yu, a 12 year old, could
read with his ear. When this was tested and found to be so, that is, he
could read words and sentences written on paper when they were held to his
ear, this led to a great confusion in the scientific and intellectual
world.
When this was publicised, numerous other children stepped forward, or were
discovered and tested, and found to have similar abilities. The gender
breakdown is approximately twice in young females to males, and the
abilities tend to diminish from the time of adolescence in many cases.
This information, created a very aggressive backlash in China which of
course, is very conservative in many regards, and was widely maligned as
being unscientific and impossible, even though extensive evidence was
available for those who cared to view it. Thus, a to and fro argument in
the
media went on for some time, but finally the actual physical evidence was
overwhelming and the stories continued to be reported even though
conservative forces wanted them repressed. Now over 100 scientific and
academic institutions in China have taken part in the initial stages of EHF
research. They found that, in general, the gifted children possessed
strong,
fairly stable powers, around the ages of 10-13, but after they reached the
age of 15, their powers would gradually weaken. There were exceptions
however, and some people maintained their powers into adulthood.
There were many forms of EHF testing, e.g. reading without seeing, the
breaking of twigs without touching them, in fact the breaking of twigs from
other rooms, the ability to make flower buds blossom, the capacity to do
incredible mathematical feats instantaneously, etc. Over a period of time
widespread testing was applied in China to establish just what proportion
of
children had EHF abilities, and the results were quite extraordinary. The
success rate nationwide was in the 30-40% range. These tests were conducted
with elementary school students across the country. In an amazing result,
which came from Shanghai, the average for the whole city was 60% including
30% of children who developed the abilities after only one session, while
the remaining 70% required several sessions attempting to do the EHF
experiments successfully, to bring out their powers. It is thought that one
of the primary reasons for the high proportion of EHF individuals in China
compared to western countries, is the difference in diets that is found in
those economically deprived areas, producing the most super psychics.
For this reason it is doubtful that the US could have large numbers of
super psychics since the rich diet produces, essentially, people who are
overweight. Consequently, China and India seem to be the countries
producing
the highest proportion of those with EHF abilities. The Chinese Government
has encouraged and effected EHF testing for the obvious military
implications of being able to utilise these abilities, and this is
something
that no doubt to which the western powers will, in due course, respond.
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