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INSTRUMENTAL

TRANSCOMMUNICATION

RESULTS AND PROBLEMS OF THE
MEDIUMISTIC-TECHNICAL REALIZATION OF AUDIO-VISUAL CONTACTS WITH AUTONOMUS APPEARING INTELLIGENT STRUCTURES OF UNKNOWN LEVELS OF CONSCIOUSNESS

ERNST SENKOWSKI

UPDATED INTERNET VERSION OF THE NEWLY FRAMED EXTENDED 3^rd EDITION OF 1995

translated by Heidemarie Hallmann, Germany

Book binding back:
Instrumental Transcommunication describes the multifariousness of the meaningful anomalies that have been documented in the course of the last four decades in about a dozen of countries. Extraordinary voices on magnetic tapes, sounding out of loudspeakers and telephones, computer texts, images on video tapes, tv screens, and monitors are suggestive of a continuance of life after death.

The contacts appeared as psychophysical mutual reactions, in which the not measurable psychic share has priority. According to the parapsychological theory we have to do with a telepathic take-over of information from what is beyond our space-time, and its psychokinetic realization. For a general description of the largely unconscious process recent theories developed in the research on consciousness can be drawn upon. Investigations by border sciences remained limited to painstaking inventory of the spontaneous phenomena and the evaluation of their results.

In the view of a spiritual background, instrumental transcommunication demands openness from the receiver’s mind, and is able contribute to overcome the predominance of materialism.

Dr. rer. nat. Ernst Senkowski was born in Hamburg in 1922. After the conferment of a diploma and a doctor’s degree in 1958, scientific research fellow at the institute of physics at the Mayence university. Unesco expert for physics at the National Research Center of Cairo, Egypt. From 1961 till his retirement, lecturer at the college for engineering at Bingen, then professor at the polytechnic of Rheinland-Pfalz, section Bingen, electrical technology branch. Since 1974, independent investigations in the field of transcommunication.

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I spent a period of time deliberating on a machine or an apparatus which could be operated by personalities who have crossed over to a different area of existence, or into a different sphere. I believe that, if we are to make true progress in psychical research, we will have to do it in a scientific manner with scientific equipment. (THOMAS ALVA EDISON)

Transcommunication is no hobby for people who cannot cope with reality, but a matter of interest and importance. (KONSTANTIN RAUDIVE)

Translator’s note to quotations

As far as the construction of sentences permits, the translations of quotations of received (I)TC, and of messages transmitted via mediums, were made quite consciously by following the original wording as precisely as possible in order to maintain the character of such communications, say the way of speaking. The grammar of spoken language is not always perfect, and the sentences may be incomplete, and/or include incompletely formulated insertions. In the interest of conserving such peculiarities as far as possible, the beauty of every language, a specific harmonical fluency and elegance, were set aside to give preference to the texts’ genuineness.

INDEX

Listing of Illustrations
Abbreviations Special Signs
Foreword to Internet Version
Foreword to 1^st Edition, 1989
Foreword to 3^rd Edition, 1995
Supplements to 4^th Edition, 2002
Vladimir Delavre: Introductions in 1989 and 1995

A Foundations and Evolution of ITC Page
0	Preliminary Notes – Working Hypothesis		1
1	Modes of Communication		2
2	Information and Communication		7
3	Communication Technology		13
4	Mediumistic Phenomena		16
5	Direct Voices		20
6	The Evolution of ITC
	6.0	Predictions and Preliminary Stages	23
	6.1	Voices on Tape	26
	6.2	Transmusic	28
	6.3	Direct Electro-Acoustic Voices	29
	6.4	Telephone Voices	31
	6.5	Telegraphic Transsignals	34
	6.6	Computer Transtexts	36
	6.7	Transvideo Images	38
	6.8	Chronovision	44
7	Provability and Manipulation		46
8	ITC in the General Public		49

B Methods and Results of ITC
9	Methods of ITC
	9.0	Preliminary Remarks	53
	9.1	Transaudio: Microphone Methods	54
	9.2	Transaudio: Radio Methods	56
	9.3	Transaudio: Special Methods 9.3.1 Voices on Tape (VOT) 9.3.2 Direct Electro-Acoustic Voices (DEAV)	58
	9.4	Transaudio: Telephone Voices	67
	9.5	Telegraphic Transsignals	68
	9.6	Computer Transtexts	68
	9.7	Transvideo Pictures	70
	9.8	Chronovision	73
10	Contents of Instrumental Transcontacts
	10.1	Transaudio and Transtexts	75
	10.2	Transvideo and Chronovision	77
11	Forms of Speech Contents
	11.1	Audio: Acoustic-Technical Aspects	80
	11.2	Audio: Psycholinguistic Aspects	84
	11.3	Forms of Transtexts	89
12	Signal Analyses
	12.0	Preliminary Remarks	93
	12.1	Electro-Acoustical Analyses	93
	12.2	Statistical Analyses	95
	12.3	Psycholinguistic Analyses	98
	12.4	Analysis of a Telegraphic Transmessage	104
	12.5	Analyses of Transpictures	107

C Transcommunication and Science
13	Philosophy and Science	111
14	Biology and Medicine	116
15	Brain and Consciousness	122
16	Psychopathology and Psychiatry	129
17	Psychology and Parapsychology	132
18	Theology – Esotericism and Spiritualism	136
19	Spiritism and Mediumism	139
20	Transentities and Transregions	142

D Physical Theories and Hypotheses
21	Preliminary Remarks	149
22	General Field Theory (Burkhard Heim)	152
23	Biogravitation	157
24	Action Physics	159
25	Quantum Theory	160
25*	Topological Geometrodynamics
26	Holism and Morphogenetic Fields	164
27	Systems – Chaos and Random Noise	167
28	Hyperspace Technology	170
29	Hypotheses and Presumptions	175
30	Numbers and Harmonics	179

E Final Remarks
31	Contact Field – Time and Gravitation	183
32	Network Construction	193
33	Possibilities of Evolution	195
34	Metamorphosis – Transformation	200

F Documentation
I	Index	203
V	Preliminary Remarks	204
35	Illustrative Section: Transvideo Images and Comparisons 680 KB	207
36	Survey of ITC Evolution	223
37	Relevant Mediumistic Messages on TC	227
38	Instrumental Transcontacts	267

G Appendix
39	Complements
	39.1	V. Delavre: On consciousness and reality	357
	39.2	Conversation between F. Juergenson and R. Holbe, 1983	360
	39.3	On the Methodology of VOT Experiments	366
	39.4	On the Methodology of Formation of Transimages	368
	39.5	On the Methodology of Computer Transcontacts	368
	39.6	Brief Summary on ITC	369
	39.7	Institutions, Periodicals and Internet Addresses	369
40	Annotations		370
41	Bibliography 480 KB		396
42	Listing of Names
	42.1	Persons	430
	42.2	Transentities	439
43	Subject Index		441

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Translator’s note to quotations

Listing of Illustrations

Foreword to Internet Version