In China, people-phenomena are sought and studied, possessing the secrets of unknown energy, time and space.
Once upon a time the movie "Adventures of a Dentist" was shown on the screens. There, the hero of Andrei Myagkov had a talent for pulling teeth without anesthesia, barely approaching the patient. The story ended sadly: the doctor was seized by colleagues, and he lost his unique ability. The fantastic plot of the sad comedy comes to mind in connection with what the Moscow Chinese Wang Dingding told me about.
Spit out unnecessary
In one province of the Celestial Empire, a dentist lived (or maybe lives now), who over the years of his practice painlessly, with one movement of his hand at a distance, removed almost a million sick teeth. True, with the help of his wife and sons, the youngest of whom joined the family business from the age of four.
According to Dindin, the technique is as follows. The patient sits in a chair. The doctor asks him to mentally focus and think about which tooth needs to be removed. Then the patient should cough up - and the tooth flies out, all that remains is to spit it out. True, once there was a mistake: the patient did not think about the tooth that hurt, but about the neighboring one and as a result lost a healthy one.
This Chinese dentist acquired his remarkable ability after receiving medical education and studying with masters who know the ancient secrets of the East. In addition, his own grandmother had some secrets.
During a public experiment, he demonstrated his skill on an elderly patient - the father of a famous pop singer in China. Aesculapius found out how many teeth the patient wanted to remove, and, approaching him by three meters, asked to relax. With a wave of his hand, he ordered him to cough and spit out the unnecessary. The old man was at a loss and did not immediately react. Then the doctor's wife went up to him and calmly took the first tooth out of his mouth. The work was continued by the youngest son. So that he could show his skill, he had to substitute a stool for him. The kid climbed up on it and, being at the level of the patient's face, waved his hand. The result met expectations.
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This miracle was demonstrated in Beijing at the International Conference organized by the Academy of Somatic (Body) Sciences of China. In addition, the specialists were shown videos and other documentary materials showing how limitless human abilities are. The conference was attended by representatives of traditional Chinese sciences, who study the phenomena unexplained to this day. Along with theorists, there were also practitioners, including those from the USA, Japan and Russia.
But how did Wang Dingding end up at this high meeting, who became a full-time witness to the experiment?
Qigong is not magic
The fact is that he comes from a family in which from ancient times magical knowledge and skills were passed from father to son. Wang Dingding knows many legends (or maybe the past) about his ancestors who mastered the art of qigong - a phenomenal technique of concentration of energy that works wonders.
In the 50s of the XX century, his Buddhist parents were forced to flee from the Mao regime to the Soviet Union. Van Dingding himself graduated from Moscow State University, defended his Ph. D. thesis as a philologist and for some time worked at the Institute of the Far East under the USSR Academy of Sciences. And then, leaving science, he began to teach Chinese wushu gymnastics, which leads a person from simple physical exercises to spiritual improvement. At first, a modest group of his students was called a circle of oriental dance, but then, as popularity grew, it transformed into a school where both old and young could come to join the ancient technique of movements.
The invitation to the conference in Beijing was an occasion for Wang Dingding, after many years of separation, to visit his native country, where he saw many miracles.
“My perception was quite prepared for what looks like a fantastic fairy tale for a European,” says Wang Dingding. - And all these were not tricks, but phenomena, carefully verified, recorded by authoritative scientific commissions of physicists, biologists, doctors. The Beijing Academy of Somatic Sciences seeks and studies people with unique abilities. What are somatic sciences? In the traditional sense, this is not a science, but rather a challenge to them, - explains my interlocutor. - The usual methods of study - an experiment, its multiple repetition, then analysis of the data obtained - in this case are not suitable. And the ability for abstract thinking - the prerogative of scientific thinking - is useless here, because in the somatic sciences, concrete sensations, the direct experience of a living person, are in the foreground.
Invisible hands
- Nevertheless, in the academy and the Institute, which exists under it, studies of special human abilities are building bridges between the inexplicable that unique people demonstrate and modern knowledge, they are trying to catch and fix something with the help of the finest equipment, - continues Wang Dingding. - And sometimes a movie or video camera really manages to spy on something that the human eye is not able to catch. Sometimes an encephalogram records the extreme excitement of the brain cells in a person performing a miracle. Scientists, for example, managed to capture with the help of instruments the contour of the magnetic field, a vortex of concentrated energy, which he absorbed, and then threw out the miracle worker. This outline resembles the outlines of the ancient Chinese symbol of wisdom: black and white fish circle one after another in a clockwise direction. The academy made the monad its trademark.
“Despite severe persecution and persecution during the Mao years and the Cultural Revolution, the roots of ancient knowledge in China remained very strong and deep. It is no coincidence that it was in this country that the Academy of Somatic Sciences organically entered the circle of human craving for knowledge, the scientist continued his story about the miracles he saw. - The "simplest" (of course, from the point of view of the organizers) experiment was as follows. A glass of water was placed on the table in front of the girl, into which a chicken egg was dipped. The girl stared at the glass for several minutes - and the water suddenly bubbled, boiled, the egg was boiled …
“I’m not going to talk about a man who made metal spoons bend at a glance,” Wang Dingding smiles. - I was struck by another participant in the conference: he was extracting some pills from the air, from space, which kept falling on the table! In the comments to the experience, it was said that the pills are a universal medicine. The speaker was photographed a lot, and the photographs revealed that during the experiment his hands first glowed, then seemed to dissolve, became invisible.
It was impossible to catch with the eye the very instant of the appearance of the pills. The academic magazine published a series of photographs that consistently captured a similar miracle: a pill crawls out of a sealed pharmaceutical vial through the glass. One picture even shows the phase at which the pill appeared halfway out. The miracle worker holds the bubble in his hand … Did the academy's specialists try to explain this phenomenal action? We tried as best they could …
Once in Yekaterinburg
“It’s not always possible to repeat somatic experiments,” adds Wang Dingding, “and this, of course, is the most significant reason for skepticism. Obviously, success largely depends on the mental and physical state of the manipulator and on the coincidence of factors of time, place, etc., unknown to the uninitiated.
Then Wang Dingding told about his friend, qigong master Xuyi Mingtang, who came to Russia several times to teach our inquisitive people the system of spiritual development.
- Once in Yekaterinburg, in the house where Xui Mingtang was staying, the hostess ran out of matches. She was bustling about - it was necessary to light the gas, cook dinner! The visitor waved his hand - and two boxes appeared in it! In one, however, there were pieces of cement. “We flew off the wall along the way,” Xu Mingtang explained.
And here is another story of Wang Dingding about the miracles that his friend is capable of.
- A friend came to him and said that he needed ten thousand dollars. The master replied, they say, ten is a bit too much, but he probably will throw a thousand … Xu Mingtang stripped down to his underpants, asked his friend to do the same and pick up a shirt. The master concentrated and … when the shirt was shaken, ten hundred bills spilled out of it!
Wang Dingding explained that bills (like matches), of course, did not appear out of thin air, they, by the will of the miracle worker, moved from some place where they were before to a new one. Scientifically speaking, teleportation! But to the skeptical comments "oh, how simple it is - I wanted it and moved it!" Wang Dingding replied in all seriousness: no, it's not easy at all. To mix objects - small or large, money or cars - a craftsman must orient himself very accurately in time and space, know where, what and when to do it.
I knew that there are two categories of staff at the Beijing Academy of Somatic Sciences. Some are looking for, collecting throughout the multimillion-dollar wonderland. Others are studying them. I wonder how openly people-phenomena reveal their secrets to scientists?
In response, Wang Dingding shook his head: everything cannot be revealed, it is prohibited from above. But something just now, today is not being revealed by chance. Probably, up there, they believe that global cataclysms are awaiting the planet and people should be helped to withstand difficult trials.
Natalia Kolesnikova