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Mind and Matter

Prof. Dr. Friedrich H. Balck

Institute of Energy Research and Physical Technologies

Clausthal University of Technology


Content

1. Radiaesthesia Past and present applications ...................................................................................... 42. Observation of interference patterns in optics and radiaesthesia ........................................................................................... 73. Extension of how we perceive the world ....................................................................... 12 Hypotheses and observation of invisible matter ........................................................... 17 Bodyfieldsofhumans,reactionbarrierasameasureforstress ................................... 20 Bodyfields,zonesofmaterialobjects .......................................................................... 224. Still unobserved impacts of magnetic and electric fields ............................................. 26 Influenceofwaterandsmallestmagneticalternatingfieldsonthe brainElectroencephalogramEEG ................................................................................. 28 Influenceonthebrainandradiaestheticperceivablezones .......................................... 31 New physics.................................................................................................................. 32 Whatisarotatingmagneticfield? ................................................................................ 33 Whatisarotatingelectricfield? ................................................................................... 355. Mental activity can influence matter, mental structures ............................................. 39 TheexperimentPsi-Track ............................................................................................. 40 Sixpacks,NINS,NeolithicInformationandNavigationSystem .................................. 506. Summary .......................................................................................................................... 53

Literature:http://www2.pe.tu-clausthal.de/agbalck/biosensor/b-literatur.htmOverview:http://www2.pe.tu-clausthal.de/agbalck/biosensor/informationsfelder-evolution-002.pdf


Mind Matter

Fundamental research in combination with radiaesthesia and physics

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„Radiesthesia is the claimed paranormal or parapsychological ability to de-tect „radiation“ within the human body. According to the theory, all human bodies give off unique or characteristic „radiations“ as do all other physical bodies or objects. Such radiations are often termed an „aura“. A practitioner of radiesthesia claims to detect the interplay of these radiations. Thus radies-thesia is cited as the explanation of such phenomena as dowsing by rods and pendulums in order to locate buried substances, diagnose illnesses, and the

like. The term „radiesthesia“ first entered English in the 1930s and was borrowed from the earlier French radiésthesie. The English word is a compound of the prefix radi(o)-, referring to radiation and the rare term aesthesia meaning „perception by the senses“, or „the capacity for feeling or sensation“, which comes from the ancient Greek aisthesis „a perceiving“.“https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiesthesia


Dowsing rod, application past and present.

/Ernst-Brueche 1962/

L-Rod/Rohrbach 1996/

Georg Agricola, 2. Book

Radiaesthesia


Dr. Hans-Dieter Langer, (Dipl. Phys.)Initiator of the dowsing rod exposition, www.drhdl.de

Ch. Rohrbach, Radiästhesie - Karl F. Haug Verlag, Heidelberg (1996)

Christof Rohrbach, Vice President and Professor of Materials Research and Testing at the Federal Institute

Radiaesthesia


Optical diffraction, interfe-rence with a lattice, light beam is parallel to the screen

Optical diffraction, interfe-rence with a slit, beam projec-tion vertical to the screen

projection screen slightly tilted

Perceivable „picture“ of a water veinRadiaesthesia

Optics

5 radiation zones

underground water vein


Observing (seeing or perceiving) an interference pattern.


A criterion for objectivity is:plotting the determined positions of the maxima versus conse-cutive numbers the determined positions should show similar distances between them (in space or angle) i.e. a graph should show linear behavior. The pattern found should be symmetric to the middle and the slope of the line should linearly depend on the wavelength of the light.

Refraction with a slit

Mercury arc lampHeNe-Laser

Observing with the eyes - well accepted and objective measure


Interference pattern detected for a pond in a ditch


Interference pattern detected for a plastic form


Outside the knowledge in textbooks:Unknown influences, dependence of a site on trees

Radiaesthesia

How do these sites affect humans?


Extension of our perception of the world


Transfer of information between living creatures

Natural (conscious) channels for transfer and informatione.g. between humans, senses : language, sight, facial expression

Information fields Burkhardt Heim 1925 - 2001

Collective unconsciousness Carl Gustav Jung 1875-1961Morphic fields Rupert Sheldrake 1942

consciousness

Personal unconsciousness

consciousness

Personal unconsciousness

Technologies: phone, radio, WWW,GPSSearch engines Google, Wikipedia... Exchange of data: text, picture, mail (e-mail), position

Social networks: Facebook virtual realities: Second life

Conscious access to the subconscious, coupling the two halves of the brain


InformationfieldBiology

Religion

Medicine

PhysicsSpiritualWord,messagefromangels,reincarnation,shamanism,soulofdeceased,soul

Quantumentanglement,memoryofwater,constructionplanofelementaryparticles

Regenerationofbodyparts(salamander)Morphicfields,knowledgetransfer,constructionplansOrientationofhumansandanimals

HomoeopathyInformationmedicineEnergymedicineHypnotism

AstrologyAstrologyTelepathy

Thoughttransmission,remoteviewing

Sagas,mythNaturalbeings,fairies,trolls

Information fields


Matter and their parts

From observations toknowledgeinbooks...

Telescope of Johannes Hevlius (Gdansk) in Machina coelestis, Gdansk 1673


WilliamCrookes1832-1919Matter and its partsTheglowdischargeinaglasstubeshowingtheexi-stenceofchargedparticlesandradiationallowsforthestudyoftheirproperties.Light,positiveandnegativeparticles,whichcanbedeflectedbymagnets:electrons,ionsetc.

ObservationinDecember2011:Outsidetherightside(catho-de)oftheDuranglasstubesomethingcanbeperceivedonthepalmatadistanceofupto1.5meters.Commentofastudent:„somethingwarm“.Dischargevoltage:630V,current0.3mAWasthiseffectignoredbecauseitwasnotvisible?Similareffectscanbeobservedforsemiconductors,LEDsandenergysavinglamps.(Hyperschall/Gebbensleben2010/)

Conewithapertureangleofabout30degrees

electrodes with holes drilled in the middle+-

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/58/Glow-discharge-schematic-de.png


Assumption2:Subtlematterisindeedinvisible

butcanbeperceived.example1effectsofradiaesthiaarebasedonsubtlematter.2mentalpaths(e.g.Psi-Track)canbeinstalledbythemind.Theycanbereadbyotherpersonsanderasedbysomeofthem.

Assumption1:Invisible matter exists.

example1astrophysics DarkMatter2Volkamerweighingexperiment subtlematter

Hypothesesaboutinvisiblematter


SpeculationfortheexistenceofsubtlematterDr.KlausVolkamer,weighingexperimentsdifferentialbalancewithhighprecision(Sartorius)resolvablechanges1:1million

weightchangesduringthesolareclipse11.August1999(C)withpermissionofKlausVolkamer.

weightchangesofapersonduringsleepThereisasteadydecreaseofweight(lossofwa-terwithbreathing)andunsteadychangeswhenthepersonfellasleepandawakened.(C)withpermissionofKlausVolkamer.


Application with perceiving senses

Perceivable zones


Bodyfieldsofhumansreactionbarrierasameasureforstress

mentalsphere,radiusabout2m,decreaseswithstress

emotionalsphere,radiusabout0.5mtheradiusincreaseswithstresslevel

Egosphere,radius3.2m

reactionbarrier=alertzone

Stress

Stress


Bodyfieldsofhumansreactionbarrierasameasureforstress

Coppertubeverticallyalignedwithflowingwater

Measureofemotionalundmental sphere

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Bodiesaresurroundedbystructuresofsubtlematter,eg.zones

Therearemorezoneswithhollowbodies.

Photo:G.Engelsing

/biosensor/kuehlwasser-sieben.htm


Bodieshaveperceivablezones

Woodenorganpipeandstainlesssteelpot.Someofthezonescannotbeper-ceivedwhentheyarefilledwitheg.CO2 instead of air. Noblegasesintheairareresponsiblefortheexistenceofthesezones.

perceivablezones,interferencepatternwithcoppertubes /Reddish,1998/

twocoppertubes

Woodenorganpipe stainless steel pot.

/biosensor/reddish.htm


Zonesofwaterjets

Awaterjetgoingverticallydownisinvestigated.Thepositionsofthezonesaremarkedonthegrass(right)

Waterjettilted.

/biosensor/kuehlwasser-acht.htm


Perceivablezonesofaglassandwater

Fourzonesexistforeachobject.

Glassonarotaryplatewithmotor.Thezonesfollowtherotation.However,theycanonlybeperceiveduptoasmallspeed.

glass

water

/biosensor/kuehlwasser-sieben.htm


upuntilnow,noobservedimpactofmagneticandelectricfields

Toroid coil

copper-plated iron coin at a magnet

electrical current through a magnet

Energy research

electric fields, field linesmagnetic fields, magnetic lines


Propagationandverificationoftheimpactofwatertogetherwithmagneticfields

water 2 m/s

alternating current 0,5 mA

1 bis 20 Hzfrequency generator

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vacuumsilk, foilfoam glassaluminum

noble gases

light/heavytired, awake. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

EEG

/biosensor/kuehlwasser-vier.htm


Influenceofwaterandaverysmall,alternatingmagneticfieldonthebrain G.Haffelder

C.BrucherElectroEncephaloGram

coil

/biosensor/kuehlwasser-fuenf.htm

leftandrighthalvesofthebrain

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brainreaction


LittleRedRidingHoodThewolfgetsintootherregionsbydisguise.Theinfluenceofflowingwaterandverysmall,alternatingmagneticfieldsThebrainobviouslydoesnotrecognizeitasforeigniffrequency,intensityandcharacterofthewavesarelikeitsown.

EEG

Bypassingthedefensemechanism,disguise

Illustration by Gustave Doré from Les Con-tes de Perrault, 1862


Transfermedium

Awatercoilinavacuumvesseldoesnothaveaperceivablezonewhentheairispumpedoff.However,whenthevesselisfilledwithnoblegaseseg.helium,argon,neon,thezonesbecomeperceivableatapressureofabout1%thatofair.

Noblegasesareessentialforthetransfer.Skizze:WernerAuer


Influenceofmagneticfieldsandradiaestheticzonesonthebrain.

Alternatingmagneticfieldscantransferinformationintothestructures.Thesezonestherebyattainotherperceivablequalities(theybecomemoreintense).

alarmclockandpowersup-plyoveragridinfluencethebodyfield

magneticimpulseeverysecond


New physics?

What is a field?What is a magnetic field?What is an electric field?

(Rudolf Fleischmann, Einführung in die Physik 1970, Physik Verlag· Verlag Chemie)„4.1. Fundamental observations, existence of electric and magnetic fields.Before we discuss quantitative rules about electric and magnetic phenomena we must accept two existence statements:a) magnetic fields existb) electric fields exist.Furthermore, an electric charge is surrounded by an electric field a magnet by a magnetic field.


Newphysics?Perceivablestructuresgeneratedbyamagnetrotatingaroundalongitudinalaxis.

Withextremelylowrotatingspeed(5secperrevolution)objectsseveralmetersindiametercanbeobserved.


Newphysics?Perceivablestructuresgeneratedbyamagnetrotatingaroundalongitudinalaxis.

Thediameterofthetorusincreaseswithspeed.(dataof80obser-vedpositions)

Position/M

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Axis,rotationalspeed/Hz

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rotating magnet, cross section through the ring surface at different speeds


Newphysics?Perceivablestructuresgeneratedbyarotating,chargedmetalball.

Theballispartofacapacitor;theotherpartsarefloor,wallandtripod.Itturnsataveryslowrotationspeedof5secondsperturn.Atthebeginningofeachexperimenttheballisconnec-tedforamomenttoahighvoltagepowersupply.Thisequipmentproducesperceivablestructures,whicharetoroidalarounditsaxisandareseveralmetersin

diameter.Inordertogetthedimensionofthatstructure,awhitemeasuringtapeisputonthefloor.Importantpartsofthecrosssectionthroughthestructuresaremarkedbywhitepaperorcolouredchalk.Tworingscanbeobserved.Theirdiameters(innerandouterpartofeachzone)dependonspeedandchargingvoltage.


Regionsatdifferentchargingvoltages(blue,yellow,greenandred)consistoftwoneighbouredzones.Theyaremarkedwithchalkonthefloor.Threedifferentobservationsareshownhere.

Paperandcolouredchalkmarkthefourpositionsofeachchargingcondition.

Arrangementofthezone(schema-tic)Theringsarecharacterizedbyfourpositions(1,2,3,4),twofortheinner(red)andtwofortheouter(blue)rings.Therotatingobject,thesphere,islocatedatthecenter.Theblacklinerepresentsthepathonwhichthepo-sitionsweredetermined.

Newphysics?Perceivablestructuresgeneratedbyachargedrotatingmetalball.

0 kV -2 kV+2 kV

+4 kV

+4 kV

-2 kV

0 kV

+2 kV


Resultsfordifferentparameters(192positions)rotationcounterclockwise(CCW)Thegraphcanbefittedbyanexponentialfunction.y=a*EXP(x*b)+ca1 2,40 b1 0,240 c1 0,0a2 2,55 b2 0,235 c2 0,2a3 2,70 b3 0,230 c3 0,4a4 2,80 b4 0,230 c4 0,6

(4)(3)(2)(1)

Clockwiserotation(CW)Theinfluenceofthechargingvoltageisreversed,i.e.thesignofthevoltagemustbeinversetothatofCCWrotationtoincreasethesizeofthestructurewithincreasingcharge.

Newphysics?Perceivablestructuresgeneratedbyacharged,rotatingmetalball

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Position/M

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Rotationalspeed,directionandsignofthechargingvoltagehaveaneffectontheexten-sionofthestructures.

Higherspeedenlargesthezones.TheradiiwillincreasewithvoltagewhenchargeispositiveandrotationCCWorwhenchargeisnegativeandrotationCW.

chargingvoltage

Zone

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Newphysics?Perceivablestructuresgeneratedbyacharged,rotatingsurface

chargingvoltage


Mentalpath,Psi-TrackandSixpack

Mindcancontrolmatter

A 4000 to 5000 years old menhir neartheHarzMountainsinGermany


Experimenttoverifymentallyestablishedperceivableinterconnections

Assumption:ThereisaconnectionbetweenthesitesAandB,whichisnotvisibleandcannotbefoundusingconventionaldevices

AB

Observation: Somepeoplecanperceivetheinterconnectionandcanfindtheirpositionandorientation.Thiscanbeconcludedwhenmostofthemarkedpositions(*)lieinthevicinityoftheinterconnec-tionanddescribetheiralignment.

AB

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http://www2.pe.tu-clausthal.de/agbalck/biosensor/psi-track-000.htm


thisresearchwasstimulatedbytheworkofN.O.Jacobson,J.A.TellefsenDowsingalongthepsitrack,JournaloftheSocietyforPsychicalResearch59(1994)321-339www.newphys.se/fnysik/3_1/index.htmlhttp://www.nilsolof.se/psitrack.htm

2)thesendervisualizesthepath

Target

3)Pursuingthepath,searchingzigzag

1)whichwayfromAtoB?A

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Start

it is nearly a beeline!

ExperimenttoverifymentallyestablishedperceivableinterconnectionsPsi-Trackbetweentwoplaces


Psi-Tracktotargetsatgreatdistances

ThetargetWashingtonisalittlebitsouthofClausthal-Zeller-feldatN39degreesThebeelineisbentinthismapprojection.Thestartingdirec-tioniswestbynorthwestandgoesoverNorthernIreland.

yellow:withGPSmarkedpositionsofthefoundpath.purple,greenandblue:beelinetothetargetcyan:reportofthepathduringsearch

TrackstoGrandCanary(green)andMallorca(blue)

APsiTrackfollowsthebeeline;itis the shortest path.

www2.pe.tu-clausthal.de/agbalck/biosensor/psi-track-011.htmwww2.pe.tu-clausthal.de/agbalck/biosensor/psi-track-017.htm

Start

Start


Psi-Trackbetweentwoplaces

Structure:inner partfivezones,inthemiddleabout20cm,intheouterzo-nesabout8cmwide,periodicaldistance0.7melectroacoustic/magnetoacoustic*

outerpartninezones,ca.0.6mwide,periodicaldistance1.3msixzones,ca.0.3mwide,periodicaldistanceca.0.6melectroacoustic/magnetoacoustic*

*every3.5hourschangebypairs

PropertiesWhocanestablishPsi-Tracks,whichrequirements?

Allhumanscanestablishthemusingthethalamus(partofthebrain),nospecialconditionofthesitenecessaryDurability:ca.30hours,afterwardsonlyveryweakinformationremainsinthemiddle.Alongthezonestherearecomplexstructures(modulatedintensity...?)Psi-Trackscanbeerasedundmovedbutonlybypersonswiththesamesexastheauthoroftheline.

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widthca.30Meter

Thedirectionsofthecolouredsticksshowdifferentqualitiesofthezones.

number

putdownthepath,markthepositionswithwoodensticksandtakethepositionwithatapemeasure.

beeline


Arrangementandmeasurementofthezones,Psi-TrackatTreppenberg,Clausthal

ninezonesH,RnPeriode 0,95 m

sixzonesKr,RnPeriode 0,52 m

ninezonesH,RnPeriode 1,06 m

sixzonesKr,RnPeriode 0,66 m

fivezonesMitte:Ne,Ar,Kr,HOHSeite:He,HOH,Periode 0,63 mPo

sition/M

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Thepositionsofthezonesingroupshavesimilardistances.

incrementalnumber


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ApartofthelineconnectingtwopointsAandBistobesought.Thereisnolineofsight.Thepointsbelongtoawell-definedcoordinatesystem.

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Usingarulertheexaminerdefinesthesearcharea:ED-4.

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Resultofthesearch:thepositionsfoundaremarkedonatransparencyandtransferredintothecoordinatesystem.

Proofbytheexaminer:thepositionsfoundareintheproximityoftheconnectinglineandarealignedcorrectly.Thesearchprocedureworkedsuccessfully.



Psi-trackbetweenClausthal-ZellerfeldandIgensdorfnearNurem-berg,distanceabout250kmAtthechosensites,thepathcouldbefoundnearthebeeline.TheGPScoordinatesofsomeofthepathpositionswererecorded.Thepicturesshowthatthepathrunsparalleltothebeeline(1).AtEschlipp(2),about20kmnorthofthetrackend,thedistancebet-weenthepathandthebeelinewasabout100meters.

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TrackwithintheareaoftheUniversityofTechnology,about2kmfromthestartingpoint.

TrackatEschlipp

Clausthal-Zellerfeld

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SpurbeiEschlipp


Liketheexamplewiththechessboard,thepo-sitionsfoundbetweenClausthalandIgensdorfwiththenumbers149to157showadirectionthatisparalleltothebeelineatadistanceof

about100meters.Thus,thesuccessfulsearchmechanismconfirmstheexistenceofaperceivablestructure.


Structureofmentalpathsattheirstartingandendingpoints.

Afewmetersfromthestart(1),thefiveinnerzonesofthepsi-trackhavereachedtheirultimatewidthandtravelparalleltoeachother.Width:ca.20cm(inner)andca.8cm(outer)Photo:G.Engelsing

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„Sixpacks“fromprehistorictimes NINSNeolithicInformationandNavigationSystem

InBlankenburg,atthenorthernedgeoftheHarzMountains,therearesomeca.4000yearoldmenhirs(2),whicharepartofalargersystemofsixpacks*.Inthecenter,a„centralstone“(1)worksacts(neartherailwaystation).Theinnerstructureofasixpackismarkedinthegrass(3)orinthevicinityof(1)onaroad(4).

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*WalterDiesing,DerHimmelaufErden,(2005)ISBN3-00-014524-9

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„Sixpacks“fromprehistorictimesNINSNeolithicInformationandNavigationSystem

*T.Walli,DasRaetiasteinGPS,BooksonDemand,Norderstedt(2008)ISBN978-3-8334-8963-1

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Navigationsystemswithmentalstructuresarere-portedintheliterature*.AtTravemuende(BalticSea)suchasystemcanbefound.There,twostructuresmarktheapertureofthebayofLuebeckbetweenthenortherncoastatKellenhusen(2)andthesoutherncoast(1).AnothersystemofsixpacksconnectsthesitesTra-vemuende(4),Dassow(5)andSchlutup(6)

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New insights?


Consciousness Acollectiveunconsciousdoesexist,asdoinformationfields(accesssimilartotheinternet) Alternatingmagneticfieldsandwaterplayanimportantroleforinformationstorageandtransfer. Experimentswithmagneticfieldsconfirmreactionsinthehumanbody Coolingwater-magneticfield-EEG,rotatingrodmagnet,rotatingchargedball

Experimentswithmentalpaths: Mentalactivitycanestablishstructures,whichcanbefound,identifiedandanalysed byotherpersons.Asortof„invisibleink“seemstoexistinformofinvisiblematter. Onecanaccessitconsciouslyorunconsciouslyandtakeinfluenceonit. Experimentswithmentalpaths Psi-tracksixpackinformationtransferalongsixpacks

Mindandmatterseemtobeconnectedwitheachother. Invisiblemattercouldplayanimportantrole. Therefore,knowledgeofthephysicsofmattercanbetransferredintothefieldofmindresearch.

Knowledgeandexperienceofradiesthesiaisanimportantkeytoextendourperceptionoftheworld Inconsequence:thisisapreviouslyunexploredareathatdeservesfurtherresearch.

Summary


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