By Christopher Bird, Washington D.C.

I’ve been puzzled about this right-brain, left-brain stuff. This is largely because about two or three years ago I was talking with a friend of mine, who’s a genius, about right brain and left brain and he said, “ Yeah, but what about this one?” So he handed me a very interesting report of a Scottish surgeon who, some years back in his career as a neurosurgeon, was confronted by an honours graduate in his university, who said to him, “I’ve got something wrong with my head, I get headaches of some kind.”

After a while, after the general tests showed nothing, they sent him down to one of these CAT scan tests and wham! Lo and behold, he had no brain at all.

Now, this is not a joke. He had a very thin membrane just underneath the skull, and then the spinal cord came up to the brain stem up here, and the rest was just mush – succotash, oatmeal, whatever you want. And remember, this guy was a top honours graduate and doing fine work for his PhD.

They said it wasn’t possible, but it was duly written up. Now I ask you was the guy right brained or left brained? They’ve gone to find at least 157 more cases exactly like that. This is not just one phenomenon, so whenever I read about right brained-ness and left brained-ness, I begin to wonder.

There’s a guy down in New Jersey, a lively young man named Eugene Dolgoff. Eugene has been studying holography for about 25 years. I first heard him speak twelve years ago in Prague,

Czechoslovakia, at the First International Psychotronics Conference, and he’s since gone to be the only person to be able to make a full time living on the matter of holographs and holograms, about which a lot is being theorized in the consciousness field these days.

He puts on an absolutely marvellous show, with films. And you’re looking at this film and it’s black and white, but for some optical visual reason, when you see the carrot, you see it as orange. Although actually, there’s no orange there. You supply the orange.

Dolgoff now has a theory that he thinks will prove that pattern interference, wave interference – one thing coming in here, another coming in there – can actually explain all PSI phenomena. Now I’m not a good theoretician, but when you listen to that guy give his legal brief on that subject ,you know that he comes very close to the truth.

So I think some of these things are going to be explained, and I think that this holographic thing to be right I the midst of it.

I’m going to finish on an agricultural note, but I want to first say that even within our friendly group, there’s a lot of controversy. For example, there are people sitting in this audience, educated people, who will tell you that no matter how many stakes you pound in the ground, you’re not going to get rid of a geo-pathogenic zone. And there are other people who are saying that if you put the stakes in, in a certain pattern, at a certain distance away from one another, at a certain depth, you will achieve that goal of banishing the effects of that geo-pathogenic zone.

I’m not going into geo-pathogenic zones because you’ve all heard and read about them, but these people are adamantly on two sides of the fence within our tight-knit society. What gets left out of this controversy among ourselves, sometimes, is what about the participator? If the man who is pounding in the stake thinks that by pounding it in something is going to happen to the geo-pathogenic zone, then we can banish a pathogenic zone. The man who’s saying it’s impossible is not only not going to pound in stakes, but even if he does, maybe it won’’t have any effect. Whereas on the other side, the man that say yes, the stakes will have the effect desired because he thinks that by this theory alone just by pounding the stakes, that his belief in the pounding plays no role.

There is being sold in agricultural America today a combination of large towers – call them small Eiffel towers. They’re made of metal and they’re called “Towers of Power.” When you set them up on your farm, all sorts of great things are supposed to being to happen. The cosmic energy around the farm gets mobilized, the plants grow better, the livestock is healthier, et cetera.

Along with these towers of power, the farmers, are being sold extremely complicatedly wired and extremely expensive radionics boxes.

And now for a parenthetic story.

You heard Fran Farrelly say the other day that the boxes aren’t what matter. I’ll tell you this story because I was one of the guys who thought the box mattered a whole lot.

A while back there were 15 or 20 of us in Fran’s course. Among them were two physicists who weren’t interested so much in practicing radionics as in doing detailed wiring diagrams of the boxes’ interiors, the guts, the innards. So they spent a lot of time drawing out these circuit diagrams, and some of them were quite complicated.

We all went through our dowsing dailies for about four or five days, and our rubbing plates, and certain objective tests. I was scoring fairly high.

We got to the last day and about the last hour, and I recall that Fran said, “Now you know, these boxes are just an aid, a focusing aid. They’re really not very necessary and what’s in them isn’t necessary either, and we want now to prove this.” So she said to me, “Chris, will you turn your box over and take the Phillips screwdriver and open it up?”

Well I did notice that the box did look a bit older than the brand new ones that everybody else was using and the reason, which I didn’t know was that the box had fallen off a rowboat and had lain at the bottom of Tampa Bay for about three months before it had been retrieved. I opened the box up and took off the cover and there was a gasp, because everything in it had been rusted completely out. There wasn’t one thing connected to another, and yet I was getting the same and even better results than some of the other guys using the brand new boxes.

That’s the end of the parenthetic story. Now I’ve gotten to the denouement.

I went to see a farmer who had invested a lot of money in the towers of power and in a very, very expensive radionics type box. I’m going to let the farmer talk now.

“Since I got those towers, I’ve notices a whole change in the energy situation around my farm. I can see various signs of it. The towers were put in in the fall of ’82 and I noticed the following spring that there were no maggots in my wet manure, which used to crawl with them overnight.

“The towers are, I think balances of an overall energy from somewhere; maybe you could call it cosmic energy. But they’re like a body that has organs that have to be radionically treated to bring ‘em into balance”.

Last year at this time I was experiencing the severest difficulty with my unbalanced towers as detected on my rubbing plate of my radioncs box. I’d balance them and they’d get out of balance again, and I got frustrated and I talked to both the expert in Georgia and the expert in Ohio and was told that only two things can bring these towers out of balance. One of them was pathogenic problems in the energy field, and the other was dark forces.”

“So I fussed with the balance of those towers for three to four months, and I got quite worked up about it. I called those experts back and they said, “Well you’d better put a lot of work in, scanning your rates,; and I scanned over a hundred rates. I spent several days balancing the towers out by scanning the rates, and finally got my towers in shape. And the next morning I came in to check them and they were completely balanced again.

“So”, I said right out loud, ‘Dear Lord, what’s going on with these dark forces in these towers? I’ve had radionics professionals try to help me and they’re not able to do anything. And me, just a dumb farmer, I can’t seem to do anything for myself. I feel I’m licked”.

“And it was right there, in my downstairs cellar room, that a voice said to me, out loud- the voice of the Lord, he says, “Why don’t you give me a chance?”

“So I said immediately, ‘Well, if that’s the case, Lord, the problem’s all ours. I trust you on it, that’s no problem for me.’

“And I haven’t had a single problem since that time.” Isn’t that great? ASD Vol 26 No.1 February 1986
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