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κίνησις - movement) - a term of parapsychology, denoting the ability to cause fire or a significant increase in temperature at a distance with the power of thought, as well as the ability to control fire with the power of thought. A person capable of pyrokinesis is called pyrokinetic. The term was coined by Stephen King and introduced into circulation in his story Inflammatory Look. Although the idea itself occurs before King's work, he was the first to use the word. It was conceived as an analogue of the term telekinesis, although according to the rules for the formation of compound words based on the Greek language, the prefix "tele-", meaning "at a distance", and not the suffix "-kinesis" (movement) should have been retained. Critic S. T. Joshi called the word a "grossly unfortunate invention".

Burning with a prayer

Biblical tradition says that the absence of labor - idleness was the condition of the bliss of the first man before his fall. The love of idleness has remained the same in fallen man, but the curse still weighs on man, and not only because we must earn our bread by the sweat of our brow, but because, due to our moral qualities, we cannot be idle and calm. A secret voice says that we must be guilty of being idle. If a person could find a state in which, being idle, he would feel useful and fulfilling his duty, he would find one side of primeval bliss. And such a state of obligatory and impeccable idleness is used by a whole estate - the military estate. This obligatory and impeccable idleness has been and will be the main attraction of military service.
Nikolai Rostov fully experienced this bliss, after 1807 continuing to serve in the Pavlograd regiment, in which he already commanded a squadron taken from Denisov.
Rostov became a hardened, kind fellow, whom Moscow acquaintances would have found somewhat mauvais genre [bad taste], but who was loved and respected by his comrades, subordinates and superiors, and who was satisfied with his life. Recently, in 1809, in letters from home, he more often found his mother's complaints that things were getting worse and worse, and that it was time for him to come home, please and reassure old parents.

Pyrokinesis, or the ability to cause fire with the power of thought, is available to everyone! Learn how to awaken the fiery energy in yourself!

What is pyrokinesis?

Pyrokinesis¹ is the ability to raise the temperature of objects, cause a fire, using only a person.

Pyrokinesis is associated with the element of fire; people who "combine" with fire, receive its power, learn the deep laws of nature, a completely new world opens up before them.

In him, the ability to control fire was discovered in childhood, at the age of 12 years. Then he learned to melt plastic bottles and burn sheets of paper, using only the power of thought.

Live practice experience!

1. The man held a bottle in his left hand, directed his right at it.

2. He visualized² hot streams of energy from the palm of his right hand that reached the bottle.

3. With the intention³ to melt it, the practitioner imagined a strong fire that came out of his hand and entered the bottle.

4. He tried to feel the fire in his hand.

Based on the first experiments and subsequent experiments, he created a proven methodology.

How to practice and develop pyrokinesis?

To acquire this superpower, you need to follow these steps.

1. The practitioner chooses an object on which to practice pyrokinesis.

To begin with, it is best to choose an easily combustible object, such as a sheet of paper or a thin plastic cup.

2. One hand must be placed on the surface where the given object is located, and the other hand must be brought with the palm of the hand to the object.

Before this, it is useful to rub the palms well to increase the energy conductivity of the hands.

3. A person concentrates all attention on the object and on the free hand brought to it.

The stronger the concentration of attention⁴, the more effective the work will be. It can be said that this is one of the main secrets of practice!

4. The practitioner then begins to visualize fire.

It is required to use all psychic force in this process, to imagine fire, its energy inside your body: as if it consists of the energy of fire!

5. A person begins to feel the heat, the blazing fire inside him.

It is necessary to restore in memory the feeling of fire: the energy and light from the fire. This feeling must be reproduced within yourself, strengthened, feel the fire in your body.

6. As soon as the practitioner has caught a steady sensation of fire, by an effort of will, with his intention, he begins to direct this energy through the palm (in the future this can be done immediately through both palms) directly into the object.

7. Holding the feeling of fire, a person imagines how the object begins to melt from the pressure of energy. He concentrates on this picture, imagines that it has become a reality.

After some time of constant practice, the object will begin to melt: at first a little, then more and more.

Mikhail Andreev

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¹ Pyrokinesis is a parapsychological term that refers to the ability to cause fire or a significant increase in temperature at a distance with the power of thought, as well as the ability to control fire with the power of thought (Wikipedia).

⁴ A very effective way to increase attention

Pyrokinesis is the ability of a person to heat something, or even set it on fire, while influencing the object of ignition at a distance with the power of thought, as well as the ability to control an already burning flame. From the point of view of physics and biology, this phenomenon is not possible. After all, for the ignition of the human body, which, as you know, consists of two-thirds of water, energy that is absent in the body is required. Nevertheless, the fact remains the phenomenon of ignition of objects due to unconscious spontaneous psi-impact of a person, or as a result of purposeful mental practices.
The lack of theoretical justification further fuels interest in such a phenomenon as pyrokinesis, the self-learning of which will be discussed later.
So, to develop this gift, a fire is required. Do not skimp on firewood, build a larger fire with the largest possible blazing flame. Sit in front of the fire and start meditating. Try to abstract from the surrounding reality, feel the light, the warmth of a fire. Try to identify yourself with fire. You can even dance, imitating fiery flashes. When the maximum fusion of your attention with the fire is achieved, try to control it, for example, by the power of thought, make it burn stronger, and now weaker. Experiment, predict where the next spark will fly. Only having achieved stable results, you can move on to finer, one might even say jewelry, work with a candle flame. It is on it that you can hone your skills. By rough, clumsy impact on a candle, you will achieve little. Therefore, in the exercise that develops pyrokinesis, the self-learning of which we are considering, a transition was made from an easier stage to a complex one. If you manage to subdue the flame of a candle, then you can accept sincere congratulations. Pyrokinesis has almost obeyed you - we will consider how to learn how to control fire in future articles. You can continue to develop the ability to generate fire. Indeed, at the initial levels, this skill is practically useless, because. a novice pyrokineticist is only able to set fire to easily combustible materials. In addition, non-professionals will be able to create decoys for infrared vision systems. Improving skills will allow you to melt steel. An experienced pyrokineticist can even ignite objects with which he does not have direct eye contact, such as gunpowder in cartridges.
The described exercises will allow you to master pyrokinesis, the self-study of which is so attractive with its mythical ability to generate fire.

In the last decade, the number of spontaneous combustions - cases of so-called pyrokinesis - has increased two and a half times worldwide. People suddenly flare up like matches, and burn out overnight, although all the objects and clothes surrounding them incredibly remain unharmed. What, it would seem, from the point of view of modern science simply cannot be, turns out to be such nonsense. In the scientific world, there are many hypotheses trying to decipher the mysterious phenomenon.

About ten years ago in Tomsk (Russia) a man burned down, according to eyewitnesses, who had previously been sitting peacefully on a wooden bench and drinking vodka from a bottle. The ambulance and the police who arrived suggested that there was too much alcohol in the victim's body. Here, they say, he flared up from a certain “foreign source”. However, no extraneous source - canisters or cans of gasoline - was found nearby. The victim caught fire quite unexpectedly, while the fire did not touch the wooden bench.

Especially intense fire came out of the chest and abdomen. "Live fireworks" lasted 5-6 minutes. The man could not be saved.

In the village of Skadovo, Kherson region, the watchman of one of the local farms died under mysterious circumstances. His charred corpse was found in the morning. The clothes were not damaged. It could be assumed that the old man was stripped naked, burned, and then dressed again. But there were witnesses who saw how he ran through the village in the same clothes, engulfed in a column of flame, and screamed heart-rendingly. And his neighbor later recalled that the watchman had “fits” from a young age: the skin glowed red-hot, as if on fire, and then blisters went all over his body.

In Moscow, in November 1998, an employee of a taxi company burned down in his apartment. The taxi driver died at the Sklifosovsky Research Institute from burns over 80 percent of his body. But the furniture, walls and even the plywood chair on which he sat during the fire were not damaged.

In the same year, 26-year-old Emilia Hernavdes burned to death on the operating table of a Los Angeles hospital. The girl did an ordinary operation to remove the appendix. The doctors did nothing.

The list of such cases can be continued.

What is pyrokinesis?

“Pyrokinesis is one of the most mysterious phenomena in human history,” says Lidia Kozhina, candidate of technical sciences. — Philosophers of Ancient Greece, monks in the Middle Ages wrote about it. During excavations in Thebes, papyri were found containing descriptions of "the transformation of a priest into a fiery torch ascending into heaven." The famous writer Charles Dickens wrote a massive work on this topic, On the Spontaneous Combustion of the Human Body, which was published in 1851 by the famous chemist von Liebig.

In the former USSR, the famous psychic Ninel Kulagina possessed the ability to induce pyrokinesis. From the "power of sight" of this amazing woman, handkerchiefs, newspapers, wallpaper on the wall lit up. And just like that, she could stop a fire. She died of a brain tumor. Doctors attributed the amazing abilities of the psychic to this ailment. However, no one could give a convincing explanation for the phenomenon either then or now.

Nevertheless, a variety of hypotheses have accumulated abound. The French scientist Pierre Macias, Ph.D. in physics, claims that in all cases in question, the combustion temperature reaches two thousand degrees! Meanwhile, in order to burn down, for example, an armored vehicle, 700 degrees Celsius is enough. During pyrokinesis, energy is released that is comparable to the operation of a large power plant. Where does this energy come from?

Why does a person burn alive?

The English chemist John Ronwald from Boston University announced that pyrokinesis is a consequence of the fact that the chemical elements contained in our body, when in contact with each other or air, can ignite, then the resulting pure phosphorus reacts with oxygen and explodes.

Another explanation is the “candle effect”: they say, people who have received 2nd or 3rd degree burns experience shock and lose their senses, and while they lie unconscious, fats begin to slowly smolder. Gradually "oil is added to the fire" and the body flares up. No wonder, they say, the victims of pyrokinesis most often turned out to be overweight people.

The well-known Russian astrophysicist Professor Nikolai Kozyrev came to different conclusions:

- As you know, the human body in its composition is not a combustible material. It consists of two thirds of water and non-combustible fabrics. To burn it, special conditions are needed - a temperature of over a thousand degrees and a long time measured by hours. Even a direct lightning strike cannot completely burn a person. Combustion is a chemical reaction of oxidation, and oxidative reactions in our body differ from the flame of a fire only at a slower pace.

But what if this pace spontaneously changes? The scientist answers his own question:

- With the rapid rotation of the medical centrifuge, employees of the Cosmonaut Training Center have repeatedly noted strange chronal changes: malfunctions in the clock, slowing down of the physiological reactions of the body. During a long rotation, the subject seems to separate from his body and begins to see himself from the side. It was believed that this is only a consequence of emotional and physical stress. But it is possible that everything is not so at all. Rotating masses, like a swirling electromagnetic field, can really affect the course of time. And this effect may well manifest itself not only in the laboratory, but also in natural conditions. Chronal disturbances occur in the so-called anomalous zones - where there are bends in river beds, underground flows, faults.

Reactor Man

And this often leads to surprising phenomena.

The well-known Russian academician V. Kaznacheev, director of the Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, suggests that some unknown energy processes take place in the cells of our body, equal in power to a cold fusion.

A major surgeon, Professor Gennady Petrakovich, conducted a number of unique experiments and came to the conclusion that cellular energy is based on thermonuclear reactions, and the cell itself is a real nuclear reactor.

It's no secret that our body is able to create the chemical elements it needs. And when this mechanism fails, the "cellular reactor", in the language of physicists, "goes rogue", and an uncontrolled nuclear reaction begins. If it becomes chain, it is accompanied by a colossal release of energy that can burn, turn into ashes the cells of tissues and bones of our body.

The cause of such failures may be geomagnetic perturbations of the Earth. The American National Institute of Meteorology and Oceanography reports all information about changes in magnetic fields. So, it was found that spontaneous combustion of people very often coincides in time with a sharp increase in the intensity of the geomagnetic field of the planet.

Unfortunately, it is impossible to fight the phenomenon, the cause of which is still unclear. It remains to console ourselves with the fact that the probability of spontaneous combustion for each of us, according to statistics, is less than one thousandth of a percent. Which is much less than, for example, the risk of a direct lightning strike.

Pyrokinesis is a parapsychological term that refers to the ability to cause fire or a significant increase in temperature at a distance with the power of thought. A being capable of pyrokinesis is called a pyrokinetic, capable of influencing matter with the power of thought. In addition, cases of unexpected and inexplicable spontaneous combustion of people, when a living body turns into a handful of ashes, are also considered pyrokinesis.

Cases in history

Interestingly, flammable material near the victim (bed linen, clothing or paper) was untouched.

So, in the 18th century, the mysterious death of Countess Bandi from Casena occurred. All that was left of her was her head, three fingers, and both legs in a pile of ash that was 4 feet from the bed. There were no signs of fire on the floor or on the bed.

In the second half of the 19th century, physicians also began to write about pyrokinesis. One of them, an assistant professor at the University of Aberdeen, read the work of colleagues and became convinced that about half of the doctors consider spontaneous human combustion to be quite possible.

So, in the report of a certain Dr. Berthall to the Medical and Surgical Society there is a message about a woman who, on August 1, 1869, burned down in her apartment. According to an eyewitness, the body looked like it had been in a smelting furnace. However, everything around was intact, only the floor burned a little - just in the place where the corpse was. The victim did not utter a single scream, did not call for help, since the residents of neighboring apartments did not hear anything.

Even in the middle of the 20th century, the belief that a person could burn out from drunkenness was very strong. Colonel O. Arkhipov in the military-historical essay "In the Bryansk Forests" tells about a strange incident, which he personally witnessed. During the Great Patriotic War, at one of the field airfields, a sick soldier was loaded into the back of an old lorry to be sent to the infirmary. They said that he drank something obscene, called "chassis" - a liquid that was intended to fill the shock absorbers. And along the way, in front of the accompanying soldiers, the body of the victim suddenly flared up with a blue flame. When the driver braked sharply, everyone jumped out of the body and rushed in all directions, and after some time they found the charred corpse of a fellow traveler in the truck. The strangest thing was that the overcoat on which he was lying did not catch fire. The incredible case was written off as "spontaneous combustion by ingestion of a flammable liquid".

Types of ignition

Over the past three centuries, pyrokinesis, including in the presence of witnesses, overtook hundreds of people, regardless of their gender and whether they were drunkards or teetotalers during their lifetime. It is rather difficult to derive any regularity in the selectivity of objects for spontaneous combustion. Pyrokinesis is ubiquitous and merciless in any setting. Therefore, specialists can only register fresh facts and systematize where it manifested itself once again. The American popular science magazine Discovery reports that over the past 12 years, the number of cases of pyrokinesis has almost doubled. Two types of ignition are noted: turning the victim into ashes and sintering it into a charred mass. In some cases, some part of the body is not touched by the flames. It has been established that during the spontaneous combustion of human bodies, the temperature of the fire reached 3000 °C.

spontaneous combustion of people. cases

1905, winter - in England there were three strange fires. In the small village of Batlocks Het (Hampshire), the charred corpses of the Kylie spouses were found in one of the houses. It is interesting that neither the furniture, nor the curtains, nor the carpet, on which the elderly married couple suddenly caught fire, was touched by the fire. In Lincolnshire, a farmer died in a similar fire, along with about 300 geese and chickens. And a few days later, an elderly woman suddenly caught fire nearby.

Billy Peterson (USA) burst into flames while parking his car in a Detroit car park. When rescuers removed his charred body, it was discovered that the temperature in the car was so high that the parts on the instrument panel were completely melted.

1956 - 19-year-old Mabel Andrews was dancing with her friend Billy Clifford on one of the dance floors in London and suddenly burst into flames. Although Clifford and those around him tried to help her, she died on the way to the hospital. According to Billy, there were no sources of fire nearby, and it seemed to him that the fire was coming out directly from her body.

1969 - Dora Metzel, sitting in her car on one of the streets of Luxembourg, suddenly ignited, burned to the ground in a matter of seconds. Several people tried to help her, but to no avail. But when it was over, it turned out that the interior trim and seats of the car, unlike the case with Peterson, were not damaged.

1996 - a naked girl jumped out of a motel room in Brisbane (Australia) with a wild cry. After she woke up, she said that she came here for the weekend with her boyfriend. She went to bed, her boyfriend went to take a bath. And when he came out of there and lay down next to her, he suddenly caught fire and a minute later turned into dust.

Still, according to one curious version, the culprit of pyrokinesis is a special pyrobacteria that "eats" the sugar that is contained in the human body and produces volatile combustible substances - for example, alcohol. Then pyrokinesis can be explained as the combustion of an "alcoholized" organism from an imperceptible, random spark. This bacterium has not yet been discovered, and exists only in the form of a complex computer model.

Harugi Ito from Japan put forward a version that the cause of pyrokinesis is a change in the flow of time. In the normal state, the human body produces and radiates a certain amount of heat into space, but if, for some reason, the physical processes occurring in nature suddenly slow down sharply inside, and their speed remains constant on the surface of the skin, then the generated heat simply does not have time to radiate into space and incinerates a person.

Candidate of Technical Sciences A.Stekhin offers his own version. According to him, pyrokinesis is cold plasma combustion. “Three-quarters of a person consists of liquid formations, that is, of water. Free radicals in its molecules are able to "take away" energy. It can be either solar energy or biological energy. In exceptional cases, it is released and bursts out in a stream of quanta. Moreover, the external temperature of the body does not exceed 36 ° C, and the internal temperature reaches 2000 ° C, which explains the paradox mentioned in written sources: the body burns to ashes, while shoes, clothes, bedding, etc. remain intact.

Finally, a number of scientists adhere to a very fantastic point of view, arguing that the source of energy in a living cell is a thermonuclear reaction. Under certain conditions, unknown energy processes appear in the cells of the body, similar to those occurring during the explosion of an atomic bomb. Such self-destructive processes do not go beyond the body and are not reflected in the molecules of neighboring matter - for example, on clothes or car upholstery.

French scientist Jacques Millon has been solving pyrokinesis for many years. At first, he encountered this phenomenon in psychiatric hospitals, where they kept patients accused of attempting to commit suicide by self-immolation. But, as it turned out, patients completely denied even the very thought of suicide. They talked about the unexpected spontaneous combustion of the body, described their feelings and.

Having taken up the study of this problem closely, Monsieur Milon received two additional educations (physics and field physics) and put forward his own version of pyrokinesis, based on the existence of a pyropole. It is known that in nature there are various types of fields - electric, magnetic, gravitational and, finally, a biofield. Moreover, all types of fields interact with each other, and the energy shell of a living being remains the most mysterious. Scientists to this day cannot explain why a healthy person's body temperature fluctuates by 0.5 ° C during the day or why a sudden fever occurs during nervous stress.

There is another type of field in nature - the so-called pyropole, capable of heating protein matter. But not any, but only matter with a powerful biofield, that is, the human body. Then the diurnal temperature fluctuations are the result of pyropole fluctuations around its average level. And fever during nervous stress, the so-called thermoneurosis, is the result of the interaction of the pyropole with the weakened biofield of the subject. It is also known that the electric and magnetic field of the Earth from time to time inexplicably gives out a powerful surge of its energy in a limited area of ​​space.

The pyropole behaves in exactly the same way, which, during flashes, throws out narrow beams of energy, similar to discharges of invisible lightning. Such extremes are deadly for humans. A person caught in an invisible beam flares up and burns out instantly. And the more powerful the biofield, the more tasty bait an individual becomes for the burning forces of nature. In turn, the pyropole does not act on inanimate objects (clothes, shoes, bed, car, etc.). It, like a fire brought to a puddle of alcohol on the table, burns out the alcohol, and the table area does not even heat up.