Comments on: Qigong Demonstration by Master Zhou Ting-Jue

By: L K Tucker

L K Tucker — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 06:46:16 +0000

It is the performance of these exercises in groups so that there is repeating detectable movement in peripheral vision that uses the mind’s normal function to change beliefs. It is a previously unreported and un-investigated form of operant conditioning.

( I left out the fact that …group performances …of Qi Gong and Kundalini Yoga cause mental events when the exercises are done too many times in a compact time frame. These mental events have been known and recorded to happen for about 3000 years.)

By: L K Tucker

L K Tucker — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 06:40:44 +0000

“sand is the same as pulverized glass”

OK can you suggest how to do that instantly? If I grant you that it is true that sand is the same elementary substance as pulverized glass how do you instantly achieve that reverse conversion.

It is done with a wave of the hand? By the action of human thought on the substance? If so it is at least supernatural.

The belief that you possess supernatural powers is border-line psychotic. But there are those who have such beliefs and yet they perform normally in every other respect. Why? How?

The act of performing eyes open meditation while engaging slow motion martial arts exercises creates the “special circumstances” for Subliminal Distraction exposure and that will allow the changes in thought processes to allow those bizarre beliefs.

Let me illustrate with the stage magician who appears to be able to make objects float contradicting gravity. We all enjoy these performances but also know it is a performance. Those with altered mental states would believe the magician is actually able to overcome gravity with magic.

That’s the difference. Do you believe these Qi Gong Masters actually overcome Newtonian physics? Do they have superhuman and supernatural powers to alter the Mechanical Universe through the will of their minds?

By: Ruggy

Ruggy — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 04:22:18 +0000

FYI – Turning glass into sand does not suggest transmutation of elements in any way. Glass is merely sand all melted together, and sand is the same as pulverized glass.

By: josh young

josh young — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 14:30:56 +0000

That chi demonstration doesn’t seem nearly as cool as turning glass into sand. At least to me. Sand cannot be influenced by suggestion.

By: Bryan Zerr

Bryan Zerr — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 00:43:17 +0000

It was cool..he was amazing and inspirign for sure. I took a very suspicious friend of mine to his office in LA while I had a treatment. A the end of it I asked The master to show him Chi. He went over and put his hand over his knee with no foil or paper towel. He said, “Mild Chi” and waved a couple fingers over his knee. My friend said he might have felt something. Then Master Joe said, “Medium chi”, and my friend admitted it was feeling warm and hot. Then Master Joe said, ” High Chi”. He fluttered his fingers and my friend lept from the chair. It freaked him out so much he won’t even talk about it.

Even though it was often hard to handle the intense sensation of chi that he would apply in a massage. it never burned the skin. It was amazing.

By: josh young

josh young — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 00:21:33 +0000

Cool!

I want to learn to make sand from broken glass.

By: Bryan Zerr

Bryan Zerr — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 16:55:40 +0000

btw. He did this for me spontanteously in the parking lot of a grocery store. In person. and in front of another person as well.

By: LK Tucker

LK Tucker — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 16:44:18 +0000

“turn broken glass to sand”

Transmutation of elements into other substances is a frequent claim of those with “supernatural powers.”

On the Internet it cannot be determined if such an event happened. The claim may be a prank.

The preparation necessary to perform such a feat, if it happened, demonstrates trickery rather than a mental problem.

By: Bryan Zerr

Bryan Zerr — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 17:57:43 +0000

You guys are silly! I worked with him for two weeks. He did healings on me and his hand could burn my skin at will. He used my foil and paper towels, andI also saw him take a wine boltte, break it on the floor, and then using chi and his hands, turn broken glass to sand.

He healed my mothers elbow and a pulled groin ,muscle in me. He is not a fraud

By: Josh Young

Josh Young — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 14:47:04 +0000

It is true, not everything can be explained by science and logic.

But can I dye my hair by mental effort alone?
Can I shift shape into something that is not what I am?

I am interested in any evidence of any law of physics being defied or broken.
Please feel free to share knowledge of this with me.