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ESP - A Threat to CCHISEC?
An Exploratory Study
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SUBJECT: Extrasensory Perception: Communication of the Larger Organic
Entity
I. General Thoughts on Relationship
According to Einstein, there is only one absolute: that all
things exist in relationship with something else. All things are
"other" oriented as a first principal of existence. it is only in
the instant of interpenetration of one into the "other" that each
comes to be and also becomes more than what it was. The relationship
is basically a creative one, because each participant, in stretching
toward the other, looses a creative impulse and energy. Between them,
then, is a bond proceeding from and partaking of both of the original
participants, essentially another "other". In the most elegant
relationships, this new "other" becomes an entity on the same level
· of being and as dependent and independant as the primary participants.
In the fully formed relationship, something else is crestodo
. a new being at the next highest level of development.
Thusly
we can illustrate every fully developing relationship graphically:
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In orch malaticashdy, the vartici ents acquire so e of the
characteristics and capabilities of the other. Further, cach now
"other" or wholeness that they create is more than and di:levom chan
the participants. This more and different higher level entity no:
becotes a participant in a new and higher level of relatichshi ; ca
the scale of complexity. It does this because all Inom relationships
are incomplete. They lack, and it is this lack that impells then or
maktes them susceptible to relationship at the next highest level.
The above is true for all know relationships, from the sub-atomic
level to that of the human being. - :
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Atom whose valence is plus and ato :: whose valence
is minus. Here the electrons by their incomplete stase form the
neutral bridge by which the exchange of characteristics is
permitted enabling a new entit;", the compound, to be built.
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psychologically. The family is found by the above interaction
ans the resultant entity has a rest, organic essence of' s t. 10
that is (poorly understood, We must admit that the tribe and even
alatest
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the nation are alsc real, organic entities of some type.
The
tribal totem and national flag represent this unitary existence
of a higher order.
II. Thoughts on the Direction of Evolution in Relationship
It was Teilhard de Chardin who Most eloquently described the
upward urge of all metter toward complexity. He pointed out that
this complexity showed a bent toward structures which formed life
as we know it. Those atoms which are most needed for life are in
plentiful supply, not only oxygen and hydrogen, but also that most
precious aton carbon, For Without the incredible capability of
redundant
carbon to chain, and to do so with stability, the complexity of
life as we know it would not be possible.
In experiments where the early atmosphere of the earth was
reconstructed as scientists believed it to be, it was demonstrated
that the interaction of methane, ammonia, volcanic ash, and lightning
invariably caused amino acids to be formed. These crucial building
locks of the all-important protein molecule may have united by
heer chance, but it appears that the dice were heavily loaded in
avor of life.
Teilhard de Chardin says more, Ile claims that life, itself, has
predelection for ever higher levels of complexity. And with this
edelection is another which is even more insistent, and that towerd
her forms of conscictoress.
Until recently, lisa : has b. en done in the arve of scientific
pero :: that evertl- st. or chis Mscthesis. Sat discoveries,
icigally in the work of Clave Bac'estor, fehlt seem to su . . o. t
Chardin's view, as well as thet of the orgenic nature of the
ing being created by complex relationships between men and other
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Backster's work shows that plants are sensitive to threats to
of any kind that occur in their immediate area. Their responses
e recorded, and these threats cause a change in the electrical
it which flows over the outer surface of the plant. Backster
that threats or destruction of any life, even lower forms,
the plant to respond. More than this, plants became jaded in
response to the destruction of lower forms of life, but not
destruction of human cells. In addition, he found that plants
contable to individuel bonds with mon. Their being has a
ice for the personal bond. When someone is Cond of a plant,
irs that the relationship is thereby formed. Han, it seems,
:ore than feeling in concern for the other, he yields his being.
s access; he sets up an intercommunication which causes an
stration of being and forms a higher level entity, raising the
'ul of the plant itself. Backster has shown that the bond
on and plants transcends space and time: Wach time there is
co the man, at least one that he perceives to be significant,
also shows a significant response, even if the man is miles
man wore to enter Mir. Backster's laboratory intending to harm
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one of the plants, that plant will measurably respond, even if there
is some kind of physical barrier between the man and the plant. This
wreaks havoc with our animal-oriented concepts of telepathy because
it appears that when we decide to threaten life, there is a physiological
change at deep levels, possibly at levels to which all life has access.
The question is, are these the levels wherein all life is one?
In one experiment, the plants responded to the death of some
shrimp that were placed near them. In an expanded sense, it almost
seems as though the plants are the nervous system of an in onse
planetary organism of life. It is as if the plants are responding so
the "cut" in the body of life can be mended.
III. Thoughts on the Exchange of Information and Roles in Relationships
. The preference for the higher personal bond with man is echoed
by many other creatures. All manner of pets respond to human
preference and are changed by it. In responding to human sensitivities
and requirements, animals can rise above what they were. Their
behavior is different. They have learned something of the me nerisms
and the language of man. They acquire, especially the higher forms,
. even his diseases and confusion.
When a cat or dog is lost hundreds or even thousands of miles away
and finds its way home, what has enabled him to do this? Could it be
that he is following the direction and the intensity of the relationship
bond, just as the salmon would swin upstream to its birthplace?
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the selnen formed & relationship with its birthplace? Does is follow
the connecting bonde of the relationshi, by their direction and increasing
intonsite do its point of coiçin?
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There was a recent report on the results of a scientist's attempt
to incorporate a chimpanse inte his family and to teach hin sim
language. The chimp learned soveral words. ile considered himself
human. When he was returned to a chinyanz: group and later asked to
describe them, it is reported that his signs indicated that he thought
they were insects. Is the chimp more than a chim now? Perhaps a
chimp/man? The relationship concept would indicate that he is, for he
is now an organ in that organism called family.
In most instances, the family bond is so strong that the animals
included therein will attack their own kind to protect another member
of the family, even though he is a different type of being.
Desmond Morris tells us that the human female is the only one in
existence that we Imet is capable of orgasm in the sex act. Ne further
states what the human sex act is the only one in which the activity is
so long in duration and so varied in the number of expressions included.
Morris describes the act as imprinting. le says that it is basically a
form of communication, of sharing the being and its experiences at
many levels simultaneously. With the incredible number and concentration
of nerve endings in the frontri pert of man, the amount of information
which can be shored in these exchanges is star ering. forris tells us
thet the vais bond, marriage, must be maintained for a long time for the
full meaning to be developed. The information exchange is so complex
that men; imprintings must be made of the shared experience" for it to
become a permanent part of the beings involved and add to their growth.
But, growth into what?
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# NOTE: The more often a common experience is shared, the greater the
blessure cxporienced.
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Within the atom we would see that the inevitable consequence is
a new entity at the atomic level. we fail to see that such an intense
and multi-level relationship must produce an organism type entity at
the next highest level. This leads us to ask if a true family can
exist without a child being created as the
bridge or bond between
the marriage partners? This also helps us $5 see the child as a means
of communication between the parents. We might even go further and
question whether a true farily can exist until the child is encouraged
and permitted to take his place as a fully developed member of the
relationship?
IV. Relationships and Extrasensory Perception
The nature of the bond and the creative entity-producing nature
of the relationship must change somewhat our concept of what extra-
sensory perception (ESP) is, and how it operates.
The overwhelming majority of spontaneous instances of telepathic
ESP occur between members of a family or between close friends. ilost
of these instances are responses to life threats. is the experiments
with plants indicate, life is extraordinarily sensitive to threat.
In bonds between men and plants we seem to have found information of
the same nature appearing simultaneo sly at two ends of a relationship,
as if the information had been In im irinediately by a whole orgenicn.
The Russian concept ce a universal lif: field which re: condo totell;
and i: elat 2 :- in cll dos extension te cortein Its. peter
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is not far Are: te :ove co. cost. La basesens : avs cico royos. d
changes in the bin lache, in :lich dit livi:" this is are oul'lus.d, prior
to Che a. care .. ce c .. ' s. 1. . tenirthe oridance of alsocss. IF this is true,
many procognitive corteriences must be re-ovatelea, as it appears that
dooper levels of life experience threaten and do danare lo:g b=fore the
surdoce levels are cere of it.
To summarize, then. It appears that what we call extrasensory
perception may be the result of a spontaneous awareness on the part of
an entire organism-like entity which is the result of any pair bonding
process that reaches an unknown level of intensity of participation by
the beings involved.
It appears that an understanding of ESP can best be gained by
research emphasizing the nature of relationship-forming and the
entities produced by such formation.
The above thoughts and speculations indicate that a partial
universal model of life might be sketched analoguousl ;:
Universal Life Entity
Planetary Life intity
Species Life Entity
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Universal
Awareness
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It was Paraclesus who stated that he who loves little, knows little.
Now we know something of the organic nature of love, on yielding
oneself to the penetration and exchange with the other. By losing the
old self we gain a larger self, or selves, more precisely.
We can now understand why Edison made himself believe that he
Imew nothing about an object or a process that he was studying. he
wanted the new entity to enter him, uncontaminated by the barriers of
prejudice. He wanted a real relationship, not an analog of prier
knowledge pretending to be new.
How did Leonardo da Vinci learn those incredible insights? By
seeing them from the inside. ile allowed the "other" to enter hin,
and it taught him directly because it was now an organic part of him
and available for inward observation.
In the Montessori system, one sinks into the depths of activity
and gains great ability to learn because the being absorbs the
activity.
de Arthur Koestler points out in his master work on human on. ( Ma
The Act of Creation, greit scientists usually obtained their world-
sharing insights in periods of rest ... of ji.lding to the "other".
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course this period of discovery is invariably proceeded by intensivo
study, building the bonu with the "other", or tuning in on his frequency.
On page 28/ ef Koestler's book we read, "A living organish or
social body is not an aggregation of elementar paris or chementary
processes; it is an integrated hierarchy of semi-autonomous sub-wholes,
consisting of sub-wholes, and so on. Thus, the functional units on
every level of the hierarcie; rre double faced as it were. The act as
tholes win freins domude, as perts win facing t wards.
"On the a ar livet of the errenie
hierarchy, we Find the
same double aspect: the individual mihal or man is a whole relative
to the parts of his body, but a part relative to the social organization
to which he belongs."
So we se: that LISP is not come stranger living apart from the rest
of existence, but a logical participant in the primary relationship
which is life-giving and life-building. The same process which ;ields
the spontaneous whole insight of the scientist probably yields the whole
knowledge of a threat or damage in ESP. Both are certainly part of
a long process of relationship building in information exchange.
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Additional Thoughts and Explorations:
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1. Relationship - In reality each participant participates in many
relationships of varying levels of completeness and complexity and
does this simultaneously. But with each participant there is a
primary relationship and many secondary relationships.
2. Participants - Each participant can have many gradations of
and - characteristics. A participant can be more + in one direction
while being more @ in another or @ in another.
3. Human Beings - People capable of an infinity of relationships with
all gradations of being. For example the bridge on + may vary in
level from the complexity of language (including mathematics) to a
slight emotional bond to a full person (the child) as a bond.
4. Definitions: What a @Oor @really is can never be fully defined
as the relationship changes the nature of participants. This can
graphically be seen even at the atomic level where man is constructing
new atoms and changing old ones to suit his needs.
5. Full Being Participation in ESP
It appears that various experiments both here and in the Soviet
Union support the hypothesis that the whole being intercommunicates
during telepathic like exchanges:
a. The Russians report synchronization patterns of heart
rate, and brain wave patterns as well as changes in the bioplasma of
participants.
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b. The Soviet astronomer Kozyrev claims that the density of
ime around the participants changes - that around the transmitter
minishing and that around the percipient intensifying. This is the
me pattern of relationship observed between active and passive
ticipants in physical science experiments (i.e. firing a ball toward
all).
c. In experiments with the plethysmograph here in the United
es, it has been demonstrated that changes in the blood flow through
capillaries of the fingers are significant enough to indicate the
tion of binary telepathic information considerably above mean
e expectancy.
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