B Premanand At a séance, four or more people sit around a table in darkness, with palms down on the table. The little fingers of their hands touched that of the people on both sides. All the volunteers concentrate on a dead spirit which is to raise or move it to prove its presence. Suddenly…
Abraham Kovoor On September 17th 1963, the ‘DAILY SKETCH’ (London) carried an article by one Leslie Mallory, headed ‘NEW SCIENCE BACKS THE MIND-READER’, dealing mainly with the claims of the Russian Professor Leonid Vasiliev, who regularly put men and women to sleep by telepathy and awakened them at set intervals”. But the professor, we are…
Abraham Kovoor Perception is the process by which an organism becomes aware of its environment. Normally perceptions are of five types – all of a stimulus-response pattern. The five sensory stimuli in man and other highly evolved animals are the senses of touch, smell, sight, taste and hearing. In some animals like the homing pigeons,…