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    ‘Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96,00792R0007004300025, Sriacceannnoe ns Psychophysiological Correlates of Communication, Gravitation and Unity The Syaterale Theory J. GRIVBERGZYLAERBAUM Prolre nnd de Tenge Conv, Fst ae hae, Uns Non! ‘Jers dees coo Pot En eo Coca he tin cream ext al (he ero ek) Iori (Sh ad ase srl sr pe er ees ih ayer sto fo heaton te nom ‘sta ‘Seta ie ace mata tana, tn hamen comand 08 is propose tat rin operating in highly ecbewat mode ad ina abstr fubion Se Moree ne oa” ee acon ins mite sonst mee {ths coucie fshon Gow neon ban) teats nsrnal fe that cu ‘ie fhc foe onet fi trig pce one medal ike webs acne cnperece conse are ttonbarvee th era tal an le ny Soa of uA ee se tte cling fom he iron ot ot neta! Fels wt at act ak tet ints sn te gad ine to ade ie od So ‘Set mer ae tp aie pa ine se i” 1, THEORETICAL INTRODUCTION A few months before his death, Zen master Shanty Suzuki si eg osm ue yo Ua we he of cn Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000700130002-5 RDP96-00792R000700130002-5 Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA. ae J. GRINBERG-ZVLBERBAUM of distance must be abandoned, ly true, the existence of a unique mind, if accepted, makes cumbersome orp would be necessary to prove that 1) Brain activity exists outside the skull This extra-skull activity establishes 2 functional connection between different brains and unites them, iif) Space is « componont in our brain's perceptual co iv) A fundamental energetic m: yehind every physical manifest ¥) The feeling of individ perception of unity. jon of reality terial object and oxi ity can be transcended to gain access to the i one of the aforesuid pos Let us examine & vy. fs, in order to discuss their 1.1. Brain activity exists outside the skull It is obvious that the existence of extra-sk for all subsequent discussions about the unique mind. Without extra-skul COMMUNICATION, GRAVITATION AND UNITY 2 the hypothesis abou the existence ofa unlgue big mind i unacceptable ‘There are atleast two pieces of evidence that suppor point Ll Fs, th human magnetoencephalogram (Reite, Zimmerman, and Zimifrman 1976). Second, the recent dicovery ofa relationship between rerio changes and brain activity (see section 5 below), s ional effect shige tha and Bpeting 3S vy (the Bation see Torres and Canseco, 1980), @ synergic 08 (the neuronal field) is created inside the brain microstructure, and lager“on @hands into the surrounding space. “ the aforesaid micro-structure, K.H. Pribram writes: prigent ore an extended cation a any momes ich has a micto-structur ie Wve activation of the brain microstructure of which the above mentionedftvave fronts ere only part 3 Furthermore, in the experiment about the and gravitational slobal change in in which > asynergi@hietd 2 Grinberg-Zylbexgium, RDP96-00792R000700130002-5 Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA. 230 J. GRINBERG-ZYLBERBAUM 8 a functional connection between 4.2 This extra-skull activity esta different brains and unites them To accept this po intercourse between brains exis Evidence that during human communics of significant messages occur, has been obtained (Grinberg-Zylberbaum, Cuell in the experimer coherences appeared in the brains of the subject during the ‘communication sessions. The fact that both direct communication and gr ‘This lest hypothesis will be discussed in | 4 below. 1.3 ‘Space is a component in our brain's perceptual construction of reality In the interaction between our retinal recept must be postulated in order to explain our perceptual ex igital messages in the optic the basis of concept for 19802). If an energy system located in the quantum field is capable of being neuro- coMMUNIC GRAVITATION AND UNITY 2 algorithmized by the brain, Som f the the management of a digital U®Gverse. ¢ analogical universe inside ougybrain. (ie. a sound) interacts -opodium powder has been deposited. These Cymat e fi bey of fom ni matt Tecorgto te meg hear (Gib yeaa, 1978, 79 80, athe et o neuroslgorithmic and the neuronalquantum fief int 2 particular levefpf our medium of soBbration notexist. D 3 1.4 Afurdamuntalonrgtc mati exits behind avery material object & phyla sin the phys of element e sudden appearance of part as a result of Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000700130002-5 2 J.GRINBERG-ZYLBERBAUM behind the universe 0 this matrix “the quantum changes in one or in several of quency) of itself, This parame Since these elementary parti every object, brain, body, same field 1.5 The feeling of individuality can be transcentled to gain access to the perception of unity All the great mystics in human history have unity is not only possible ‘their description of t self but expanding it (Santa Teresa, In other words, individ of unity. Furthermore, @ ¥y and its perception must 1 of this theoretical introduction, answers For many ye techniques use a very sophi Zylberbaum, 198% potential compone were fase and Ornelas, 1980). Here, it are able to correlate t primary components of evoked could be localized in the beginning of signals. Fascinating as it was, the technique failed wed us to quantify the similitudesetwee airs of BEG patterns. Thus we were able tomeesure the degree of. & S 3 2 coherence 5 3 8 ae & -3 ined subjects was to correlate their subjeetfve exfgprience 2 be published in a sepiragBpoper his technique can be used fo nla ported a feing of pee end unde object dehotomy" (Grinberg Zylberbaigr and 8 dings, They corresponded jon studies results and were almost RDP96-00792R000700130002-5 Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-I 234 J.GRINBERG-2YLBERBAUM ® When the informational organization of space is analyzed, the between convergence and redundance of remarkable fact 1 begin this section with this statem: convergence and redundan If and basic for an un syntergic theory and our neurophysiological approach to tion of ceptual pagent the time necessary to build a visual image) of the observ the age will be a blurred one. @ ions (Grinbers. syaterae space is repon of space in which ec he telatonsip between redundane and amount of inforgats uSpigh information than alow 3 tnd low syntersc sacs solves the (until now) puzling problem othe “abe ‘movement phenomenon” inthe paychology of tor 3 A conrergence network of information ean be feature ofthe informational orantation of space ganization of space and ofthe bran are sma 19812), and the concept of neurosgottims cous con algorithmic oranzation of information in space. These ip ‘between convergence and redundance of information existsin space and Profably: also in the brain S Some of the brain convergence operations were analyzed by A.R, in his studies about the sythetic functions of the cortex, Lars synthetic operations related tothe language proses etworks and locations with mote convergence poves to nevropsychotogcal operations with according to clinical observations (Lar of the cortex is damaged, ite effect the space of the region of space, far away from any star, large amounts of be concentrated. ‘The same observer, now located on the surface of the Earth and usi fed portion of Iocan on the neuropsychological operayns 's mote complex end extended than the effect caused by the damage of age powerful synthetic region. of consciousness of the observer, Now let us consider the relationship between concent and redundance of information. A high syntergic space, in a large amounts of information in each one of its | redundant then a low syntergic space. An observer located on the serface fh and seeing the moon while he travels has the impression that the follows his movements. At this distance between the earth an wal information that the moon reflects is hight! mn of the space from which the observer gazes cont Because what the observer perceive space contains almost the same inform locations, the observer sees a moon that follows to Luria, the Russian neuropsychol seem to be almost id last ones seem to be locations than a low syt space is more unified. The relationship between syntergy and redundance Approved For Release 2001/03/07. : CIA-RDP96-00792R000700130002-5 236 J.GRINBERG-ZYLBERBAUM points toward the same conclusion; a high redundance space is a more unified space. A similar conclusion is reached in relation mode of functioning which involves a higher capaci ation and thus an increase o junction. By the same token, a high neusosyntergic mode is a mote unified mode. Iv @ neuronal network co ‘in a neuroalgorithmic logic ell the information about the brain, .echanism is the physiological correl statements mean that different neurosyntergic levels of in the same human brain and in different by capacity for itergic ones, I am now ready 10 post mind, the Big Mind of Suzuki (197). 1 postulate that @ change in the neurosyntergic level of operation of a particular brain evokes a cortesponding of approach the ones observed in a high s of an interaction between a high syntergic space and a bral of the raising of the level of that brain’s neurosy ie spectra of space and hence wit wide regions of the ‘neuronal fleld and the syntexpic energetic organization of space, the experience Of the observer will be of a unified whole, ‘The physical characteristics of the interaction between neuronal fields and the syntergic energetic organization of space are completely unknown, We hope that the data that we have gathered in regard to the process of human commun- ‘cation will help to develop understanding of this problem, Before the presentation of our data, theoretical concepts: information concer us summarize some of our basic i) Empty space is 2 delusion, What we call space is in real ‘matrix filled with information. We only see one point of COMMUNICATION, GRAVITATION AND UNITY at we gaze at some object. If we cot neously, space would appear to us asa s20 al the locations of space simult 9 i) A high syntergic space concentrates in each one ofits locatiogy vast amounts of information in «highly redundant fashion, A similar oogargpion can be seen in a holographic plate (Ca 970). The efeme of syntegy I «space in which ech locaton contains infomation sb the rest of the Universe, This space would be the mythical Aleph of Tongs Luis Borges (1970). i) Our human brain creates a syntergic ener changes fling infomation ps fed wal coherence, redundance and concen tion 2 8 ince i the tntoracton between the aeionel fel. aR the ic orarzation of pace he quanta el), 3 the observer will experience a state of uni Universe, 8, a unified Mind exists and can be experienced. is of the neuronal fl af the the two fis become One Copy : We decided to study the pitenomenon of human communication becaus@jn it on between fields could be observed and soige of fons recorded. We considered ‘hen two or more hiean between them, their neuronal fields interect. FurtherSfore, ication), the similitude between the neuronal fields in interaction reaches an Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000700130002-5 238 1. GRINBERG-2YLBERBAUM identity and becomes One (once again We hoped that some EEG measuremes with the neuronal field interactions, speaking they are always One). manifest correlative changes 4. EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS 4.1 First experiment (method) ‘This experiment was done with p: of sessions. In each session, a veteran psychoan: in the practice of psychoanalysis, set with a ps direct empatic communication, Using the analyst's experience, we were able to c communication could be measured. This seal divisions. When the communication reached a direct level, the measurement was 10. When there ‘was a complete absence of communication, the 10 record the moveme the pair of subjects during each session. The ani viewed the tapes after the sessions and used struct a communication grap! ia for each measurement Iways the same and involved: movements, messages, the video-tapes were reviewed and blindly compared scale and measurement Simultaneously wi least four monop: At least six sessions we finished, we had the cor derivations, ‘The communication tect Sometimes it bogat of the EEG cables) ‘measure of comm took account of the emp: ‘The EEG recordings were made using a portable eight channel EEG Alvar machine, and were analyzed without the use of any electronic computer system. This visual analysis hed to be done by a human being because of the lack of availability of any type of machine. Pairs of EEG der ipared for their morphological and frequency tape observations, an EEG recording of at each subject was done during each session, eld with each subject; thus, when the study was lete outline of the 10-20 International EEG system of the wiring COMMUNICATION, GRAVITATION AND UNITY ‘The comparisons were made fone second in the same per was constructed in order t parisons into numbers compatible wi going from 0 to 100 wes cor enone dation a ne vieotape aaa sa rrphologal and fequed som the comma ely, the EEG analysis was don¢ the communication analysis results, Furthermore, different experts Non-parametric correlation test and sta there any correlation between the communica the EEG pattems of two brain derivations, of the other belonging to the patient? ship between the commu Tevet the i) Is there some relat Coherence of the analyst brain or the coherence ofthe patient brain? i) Is thee any coneltion between the coherence ofthe analy bgp and the patient bran? x ‘The fist question wes answered by relating th with the EEG pattems con sites. The second question was answered by relating the comma variations with the changes i cust, seperate relatontp btw te ng were the only ones above 03: ° leet ulions ion recorded from both brains in homdfgous $ oe, tev analyst brain coherence and the (tient ') First, a positive 0.58 value of correlation was found ication level and the values of coherence in the BEG pi derivation from the patient's and the analyst’s brain. Figure Tt can be seen that both va hows this result les, the coherence between brains and the 4. This result means that when the level Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000700130002-5 INBERG-ZYLUURBAUM ther subjects, we found a negative 0.40 value of hat some brain 2 found that when the comm €3-C4 EEG coherene dint analyst sensed high levels of repressed aggression, We failed to detect the same result in other p region, fi) Finally, we found a negative 0.44 value of correlation between the clarify our doubts and We decided to make a second experiment in ordé Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000700130002-5 i forthe eye movers of a pone fe ation was postponal for fn, Te procedue waste elow i) For several months, three subjects were trained i he volunganrtion of a feeling of pressure localized exactly in between the eyebrows, This @eling can be activated if during a meditation session the subject wrucfRd 10 concentrate his attention in the space between the eyebrows. This tgpning d pressure feel vate the also learnt to maintain a fixed eye _movements fo a minimum, = ts were trained to press a button connected to a eixcuit in which the pressure between the eyebrows appeare the second group, « most remarkable result was obmgined: felt the pressure least one of the enfining 5s the two of them sof in themes. Fe fecing appeased when they were inthe sg BY he isolated individual activation, Is and we introduced a second experiment, we 00792R000700130002-5 Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96- RBAUM pean Me Veranda Peay nye” the existence of a direct level of commun. ecordings, Figure 4 shows a typical frontal EEG

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