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Amplified Mind Power can be utilised for human information transfer." In other words: But Kogan had not been heard from since his Moscow Bio- if it works, who cares what you call it? Information Laboratory was closed down in 1975, and he was not To discover the "carrier mechanism" of this capacity, the a member of the staff of the laboratory that replaced it three years AiResearch team undertook what it called "a short, speculative later. Kogan's background in the theory and practice of radio- study" and decided that three methods were "compatible with cur- electronics, together with his dramatic tests in long-distance rent modern physics". These included: "(1) Very Low Frequency telepathy, made his research particularly significant to studies in (VLF) and Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) electromagnetic the transmission of very low frequency (VLF) and extremely low waves; (2) Neutrinos, based on the photon theory of neutrinos; (3) frequency (ELF) radio waves. These research areas were of spe- Quantum-mechanical () waves, based on schizo-physical inter- cific interest in shore-to-submarine communications. pretation of basic QM [quantum mechanics] theory." The AiResearch study made the following points: "Assuming The report said that experiments in the United States and the that the USSR started a special NBIT program sometime in 1970, Soviet Union in this field point to the ELF/VLF mechanisms, but by now they could have developed some sensitive instruments to "the other two possibilities cannot be ruled out". detect, monitor and analyze VLF and ELF radiations for possible Whether one uses such terms as "NBIT", "bio-communication" instrument content, as Kogan suggested should be done. or the handy word "telepathy", there is an awesome fascination in "Also, they must have been instrumental in the prospect that a single mind may be mon- developing sensors to monitor fluctuations in itored, or thought transference between two the human body's electric and magnetic people intercepted, on an extremely low fre- fields, and they may have a team of scientists quency receiver. Medical electronics has studying the properties of bio-organic mole- the human central perfected apparatus that come close to the cules and their response to electromagnetic a frontier of such uses. ELF/VLF radiation." nervous s stem For years, Russian neurologists and psy- y g psy The report suggested that Soviet i i i chologists had treated the human mind as researchers were using electronic means for (including the brain) little more than a complex electrochemical boosting telepathic communications. "The isa repository of apparatus. As such, they felt it could func- Resi hy ow pene tes | ighty sophisticated —_| sue of tration o aid NBIT in certain trained or gifted individ- instruments of faculties might be manipulated—made more uals after having discovered the basic com- H i i sensitive, more powerful, more responsive munication carriers." biological radio to outside influence. communication, in construction far superior to the latest instruments of technical radio communication. How could such enhanced telepathic or clairvoyant ability be utilised? The most dramatic mechanism possible, despite its science fiction connotations, is tuning in on people's minds. Less precisely focused monitoring was well under way. The Soviet Union operated an elaborate eavesdropping network, with several monitoring sta- tions on the eastern seaboard of the United States, to record radio-telephone conversations among US government agencies, private corporations and indi- viduals. The monitoring of more inti- improvements for many thousands of mate communications, even "thought years. Nature took care to equip all reading", can be seen as an extrapolation on these undertakings, living matter with highly delicate nerve structures that have particularly if it can extend to the mind-reasoning of prominent resulted in great improvement of all vital functions. In his book entitled Thought Transference, Kazhinsky had conclud- ed that the human nervous system incorporates the elements of its own historic evolution. He wrote: "Like all other parts of the living organism, nerve elements and nerve circuits perform adaptive and protec- tive functions; that is, they adapt the organism to the influence of the envi- ronment, as well as to the influences of environmental factors. "They have undergone changes and decision-making officials. Electromagnetic transmission of mental information over a dis- It may be taken for granted that Moscow was interested in mon- tance is a vital function of the nervous system. itoring ELF communications between US naval command posts "This leads to a logically justified idea: the human central ner- and submarines at sea on a continuous basis and then in an experi- vous system (including the brain) is a repository of highly sophis- mental situation. Tuning in on the mind processes and decisions ticated instruments of biological radio communication, in con- of individuals, on ELF/VLF wavelengths, could hardly have been struction far superior to the latest instruments of technical radio less tempting. communication. The AiResearch report noted: "If experiments which generate "There may exist ‘living’ instruments of technical biological special ELF/VLF waves are being conducted, [such waves] may communication still unknown to contemporary radio engineering. well travel across the world." It added that these frequencies may A thorough and original laboratory study of such ‘living’ instru- be "undetectable by the usual relatively broadband frequency ments may help us raise radio communication to an unprecedent- detectors", and commented: "It is rational to assume that the edly high level, placing entirely new and vastly improved radio Soviets pursue the investigation of various physical methods that facilities at its disposal." might serve novel biophysical information transmission mecha- Kazhinsky disagreed with those who regarded the telepathic nisms. Whether or not ELF/VLF mechanisms explain parapsy- ability as a remnant from man's earlier stages of evolution. chological events may be a moot question if these mechanisms Instead, he maintained that "the phenomenal capacity of a person nervous system (including the brain) is a repository of highly sophisticated instruments of communication, in construction far superior to the latest instruments of NEXUS = 39 ... the human central biological radio technical radio communication. AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2001 www.nexusmagazine.com