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SG1B SG1B Approved For Release 2003/04/18 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500420001-2 [ ST~CS-O1-387-75 September 1975 necessarily intended to be beneficial. If Paviita's devices can kill insects at present, their potential in the future after refinement and enlargement may well be for killing men. If bioenergy can be reliably controlled and focused by such devices, death could be caused by dis- ruption of fundamental brain rhythms, heart control, or biclogical clock mechanisms. (U) It should also be pointed out that some of Pavlita's experiments seem to contradict Soviet results obtained with humans. As an example, the effect of his devices on suspended magnets is lessened if the magnets are electrostatically shielded, whereas such shielding has no effect in Soviet experiments with Nina Kulagina and Alla Vinogradova. It would appear that although the Czechs and the Soviets are examining the same phenomena, passage of biological energy through Pavlita's devices alters it in some manner. This raises the question of how well these machines can be controlled, and whether the alteration they induce on bioenergy is beneficial or detrimental. (U) Soviet research with Kulagina and Vinogradova indicates that energy interchanges, or transfer mechanisms, may be possible between gifted psychics and inanimate objects. There is evidence that Soviet research with these women also involves attempts to influence animate biological systems. In 1972, LaMothe* reported that Kulagina had the capability for stopping and starting the beat of an excised, living, frog heart. Tf true, it supports the contention that Czech and Soviet claims for "bene- ficial" applications of biological energy transfer are reversible - if a frog heart can be started and stopped, the same effects might be imposed on humans. Such dramatic effects illustrate some of the dangerous poten-_ tial of controlled biological energy transfer. 58 | . Approved For Release 2003/04/18 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500420001-2 SG1B