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SG1B Approved For Release 2004/08/02 : CIA-RDP96- 00792R000600350001 -3 CONFIDENT TAL DST-1810S-387-75 September 1975 (U) The trend towards the theoretical development of models for cyber- netic systems incorporating psychotronic phenomena has been augmented by a psychotronic model of man proposed by Josef Wolf of Prague. As an integral part of the psychosomatic picture of human existence, a psycho- tronic model of man is an entirely unique contribution to ‘the study of the concept of man. From an anthropological viewpoint as well as from broader aspects that cover the comprehensive investigation of human existence, such a model is needed within the framework of other human sciences, particularly anthropology and psychology. A psychotronic model of man based on present knowledge of psychology, anthropology, and the medical sciences, not only offers an entirely new concept of man as an individual and as a species of living beings, but also permits new approaches to the solution of human psychosomatic disturbances and defects. (U) The experimental psychotronic model of man, which Wolf presents in rather simplified and schematic form (see Figure 2) may serve this purpose, The concept of this model is universal, i.e., it applies not only to man (regardless of sex, age, etc.) but to any living being as_ well, whether terrestrial or extraterrestrial. (U) The model includes the principal spheres of man: (1) the somatic or biological sphere, denoted by a triangle against the base} (2) the psychic or mental sphere, designated by a circle inscribed in the! somatic triangle; and (3) the psychotronic or parapsychic sphere, designated by a circle circumscribing the psychosomatic triangle. Because psychotronic coupling in man usually occurs on the basis of communication between at least two individuals, the principal types of such connections are also presented. (U) Type 1 or the ego, for example, is the psychotronic model of man as an individual, i.e., a sort of psychotronic unit, a basic element or initial point. Type 2, called identical, is the ideal type of psychotronic and psychosomatic identification between two individuals. Type 3, called platonic, is the ideal type of purely psychic and psychotronic connection. Types 4 and 5 can be called telepathic, with minimal to maximal psycho- somatic coupling. Here, a different theoretical interpretation based on the assumption that there exist two different modes of telepathic transfer is also feasible. Types 6, 7, and 8 are characterized by some genetic or psychosomatic coupling among several individuals (relatives, etc.). Types 9 and 10 can be regarded as examples of higher psychotronic coupling involving many individuals; applications of such models will be feasible only with perfect mathematical-physical tools and a corresponding system of psychotronic knowledge. 22 CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2004/08/02 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000600350001-3