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Bibliographies on Parapsychology (Psychoenergetics) and Related Subjects -Uss

Central Intelligence Agency · 1972-02-02 · 106 pages · text by GLM-OCR

This Central Intelligence Agency translation, dated 2 February 1972, reproduces a Soviet bibliography on parapsychology (psychoenergetics) and related subjects compiled in Moscow in 1971, with E. K. Naumov named as the contact address. It lists Soviet works on telepathy, mental suggestion, the biophysical effect, dermo-optic sensitivity, bioelectric fields, yoga, autogenic training and heliobiology. It also includes foreign literature, a list of parapsychology journals, and foreign writings about Soviet research. The publication states that its contents do not represent U.S. Government views.

  • p. 63 …with concluding remarks by Academician of the Turkmen SSR Academy of Sciences B. L. Smirnov. Ashkhabad…

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59. Kharin, Yu. "It Contains a Grain of Reason", Znanlye Sila. No 5, 1958, p 16.

60. Khenrott, Zhan-Zhorzh [Henrott, Jean-Georges] "Yoga Is Nothing Supernatural. (The Psychophysical Bases of Yoga Techniques. An Article by a Scientific Association of the French National Scientific-Research Center)". Literaturnaya Gazeta, 2 September 1970, p 13

61. Mal'shchev, O., "'Indian Yogis; Who Are They?" (About a Film of the Same Name)", Kramatorskaya Pravda, 27 May 1971.

62. Mokhabkharata [Mahabharata]. Translation from the Sanskrit: with concluding remarks by Academician of the Turkmen SSR Academy of Sciences B. L. Smirnov. Ashkhabad, Turkmen Publishing House, 1963. Volume 7, 340 pages, with bibliography on pages 335-339.

63. Stepanyants, M. T., Lotos na Ladonyakh. (Zametki o Dukhovnov Zhizni Indivtsev) [Lotus on the Palms. [Notes on the Spiritual Life of the Indians)]. Moscow, Nauka (Chief Editorial Board for Eastern Literature, 1971. 144 pages.

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