Priroda i Anomalnye Yavleniya - 1991 14

Magazine Overview

Title: ПРИРОДА И АНОМАЛЬНЫЕ ЯВЛЕНИЯ (Nature and Anomalous Phenomena)
Issue: № 14 (21)
Year: 1991
Publisher: ИКУФОН (ICUFON)
Collaborating Organizations: MUFON (USA), Eastern Department of MUFON (Dalnegorsk), All-Union Association for Anomalous Phenomena SNIO USSR, Far Eastern Group.
Price: 70 kopecks

Contact and Information Acquisition

The magazine begins by addressing the possibility of non-standard methods of information acquisition, including contact with extraterrestrial intelligence (ETI). It notes the growing community of academic and independent researchers in the USSR who accept the reality of such phenomena. The article suggests that governmental bodies are also actively exploring these issues, anticipating future legislation to regulate psychic methods and psychotronic weapons. The sources of information are categorized into two groups: those originating from within the human being (e.g., 'generations' memory,' psychic abilities) and those external to humans (e.g., information-energetic fields, universal information centers, ETI).

Specific manifestations of internal information sources include psychic illnesses with accurate information retrieval and 'split personality' cases, which are suggested to be the brain communicating with itself. External sources are accessed through meditative practices, connecting to the noospheric system, or entering anomalous zones. The concept of 'Contact' is defined as an extraordinary method of obtaining information, potentially involving elements of these other phenomena.

The article highlights that the military-industrial complex has been more proactive than official science in studying contact phenomena, accumulating data during the era of secrecy. Their interest lies in practical applications of the information obtained. The text emphasizes that successful contact requires preparation, particularly for the 'contactee's' brain, and that ETI is often the initiator. However, the possibility of human initiation is explored, involving the separation and projection of a 'field shell' and learning the 'language of the brain.' This process is described as a 'guided-led' system requiring a partner and takes 1-1.5 years of training.

Contact is defined as a constructive, mutually directed convergence of two holistic structures from different civilizations, aiming for informational exchange and mutual understanding. The group has accumulated a vast information bank since 1985 on topics ranging from the human brain's function to cosmogony, bioenergetics, and the nature of extraterrestrial civilizations. They are seeking to implement this information, particularly in the form of inventions and discoveries.

The publication acknowledges that many details are omitted for brevity and that a book is planned for late 1992 to cover these topics more extensively. The authors express gratitude to the Frunzensky District Executive Committee of Vladivostok and the mining company 'Vostok' for their support. They also clarify that they cannot train new contactees due to the complexity and time required but may organize short courses for specialists in the future.

Pyramids in Shanxi Province

This section discusses the ancient pyramids located in Shanxi Province, China, drawing from the observations of researcher Schroder. These pyramids are described as massive structures, with the largest estimated to be around 300 meters high and 500 meters at the base, significantly larger than the Great Pyramid of Giza. The orientation of the pyramids is noted as being precise, aligned with cardinal directions. Historical accounts suggest that each side of the pyramids was once painted a specific color (black for north, green/blue for east, red for south, white for west), and the flat tops were covered with yellow earth. While ancient staircases are mentioned, they are now largely obscured by debris.

The article highlights a potential geometric connection between the Shanxi pyramids and the Great Pyramid of Giza, based on calculations involving the number 16944, which appears consistently in their measurements. The author, E. Drobina, suggests that these ancient structures might have served a function related to electronic processes or communication, possibly housing specialized apparatus or facilitating direct thought exchange.

Eyewitness Accounts

"Contact" Was Made

This section details observations of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) by a research group. They describe various types of UFOs, including spherical objects ('balls') that appeared to be working units, a larger 'control' object maneuvering in complex patterns, and large, bright lights on the flanks of the 'working balls' resembling military formations. A cigar-shaped object, approximately 300 meters long, with green and red lights, was also observed. The group attempted to establish direct contact using light signals, which elicited responses, possibly in Morse code, but the lack of knowledge of Morse code limited the success of the communication.

Aliens in Nakhodka?

This account describes an encounter in Nakhodka, USSR, where a woman and her grandson reported seeing three tall, slender individuals dressed in bright red, shimmering, form-fitting suits. These beings moved with an unusual gliding gait and disappeared mysteriously after turning a corner.

Glowing Lights

A letter from a resident of Uglegorsk describes witnessing strange, silent lights in the sky, appearing and disappearing rapidly. The lights were described as flashing yellow, red, and possibly other colors, and they moved at high speeds before vanishing behind clouds.

Spirits of the Home

This article discusses the phenomenon of 'poltergeists' or 'house spirits,' attributing their existence to various entities, including elemental spirits of nature and influences from human inhabitants. The author, A. Shatkovsky, explains that these phenomena can manifest as sounds (knocking, scratching), visual apparitions (shadows, glowing clouds), or the movement of objects. He emphasizes that some perceived phenomena can have natural explanations, such as insect activity or structural creaks. However, he also notes that 'sump-like' states of consciousness can lead to misinterpretations or the manifestation of internal psychic material. The article suggests that the character of a 'house spirit' is a co-creation of nature and the people living in the home.

Medicinal Plants: Burdock

This section provides information on the medicinal properties of the burdock plant. It details the uses of its roots, leaves, and seeds, highlighting their components such as proteins, essential oils, and fatty acids. Burdock seeds are noted for their anti-inflammatory, diuretic, and antipyretic effects, and are used for throat inflammation, tonsillitis, and swollen lymph nodes. The article also mentions their use in treating joint pain, menstrual issues, and toothaches. External applications for skin conditions and inflammation are also described.

Planets and Numbers

A young contributor, Roma Gubanov, proposes a numerological interpretation of planetary symbols, suggesting that the symbols for planets can be visually related to numbers, potentially for use in multiplication or equation contexts.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently explores anomalous phenomena, UFOs, and unexplained events, presenting eyewitness accounts, research findings, and theoretical discussions. There is a clear interest in the potential for contact with non-human intelligence and the exploration of ancient mysteries. The editorial stance appears to be open to these possibilities, encouraging investigation and the sharing of information, while also acknowledging the need for rigorous study and the potential for misinterpretation. The publication aims to bridge the gap between scientific inquiry and the public's fascination with the unexplained.