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now that we have some insight into the
concept of experiential space we may
consider interaction among the
experiential space continua of a highly
unique group of individuals in general a
study of the varying dimensions of human
experience in the context of man in his
society is known as human social
cybernetics in our experiment eight
category a subjects underwent pattern
brain surgery whose program was
developed within the Academy's organic
computer dialectic system the object of
surgery was to extend by a process
called biochemical induction the natural
electrochemical network of the human
brain
this extension would provide each
subject with telepathic capabilities a
telepathy is one who can communicate
with other minds by means which do not
involve perception by the senses thus
telepathy is a form of extrasensory
perception or ESP our subjects were to
be kept in isolation at the Institute or
three months where they were to prepare
for their first meeting as a group this
meeting was to take place at the Academy
sanatorium in the Ontario North Woods
telepathic dependency is an extreme form
of psychic addiction it is essentially
an electrochemical addiction the
dependent surrendering the autonomy of
his own nervous system to that of the
object of his dependency and altering
his patterns of electrochemical
discharge to mimic those of his object
when the object of dependency is
telepathically unavailable for long
periods of time the new nervous patterns
find themselves suddenly without a
constant source of electron off
illogical reinforcements and severe
psychic disorientation begins to
manifest itself in the dependent at its
most intense level a frustrated
dependency can result in the
irreversible destruction of critical
brain tissue in as much as the
establishment of a partial telepathic
dependency of the subject upon his
researcher is an unavoidable part of the
parapsychological experimental Gestalt
the means to maintain this dependency at
a controllable level must be considered
an organic element forming that
experimental Gestalt
during the Institute phase of the
induced telepathy series a subject
processed of a statistically excessive
dependency susceptibility quotient
wounded himself in the forehead with the
hand drill the wound a hole about 1/2 an
inch in diameter completely penetrated
the subjects skull and seemed to afford
him the relief of imagined cranial
pressures temporary euphoria and
electrochemical dissociation which he
saw
it will perhaps clarify these matters if
we consider the specific configuration
of the category a subject category a is
a classification which finds its meaning
within the scientific metaphysics of the
afro dizziest and theorist Luther
Stringfellow it is not what is usually
considered an objective classification
based for example upon physical or
psychological characteristics category a
is rather a certain field reaction of
the researcher to an intensive period of
personal interaction with each of his
potential subjects there is also
therefore the element of an aesthetics
of human form in the category a system
of subject classification dr.
Stringfellow made his name as an
exponent of the existential organic
approach to the sciences long before his
work in the socio chemistry of the
erotic achieved its present
international eminence the category a
classification is the existential
organic methodology put into practice
dr. Stringfellow has repeatedly stressed
the vital necessity for the use of this
approach particularly in the new social
sciences where variables are infinite
and complexity is of the highest
possible order the nature of erotic
research requires that the sexual
emotional involvement of the researcher
with each subject be taken to its
farthest possible extreme it is only in
this way that the researcher in whose
consciousness the total mosaic of his
particular research project exists can
divine in each of his subjects a color a
texture and a shape and so assign to
that subject his proper place in the
research mosaic
it was hoped that many important
questions would be clarified if not
answered during the course of our
experiment with induced telepathy two of
the eight subjects consented to having
portions of their larynx removed making
it physically impossible for them to
speak in addition large portions of the
speech centers of the brains of these
subjects were obliterated so that the
psychological Faculty of speech itself
would be impaired would the maturing and
strengthening of the telepathic capacity
in these speechless subjects surpassed
that of the subjects who still retained
the ability to speak it was anticipated
that the telepathic experience would be
much more than simply reading another's
mind 1 telepathy would perhaps be able
to apprehend not only verbal patterns as
they arose within the mind of another
but would also encounter simultaneously
the german's of layers of memory
learning emotional response and
psychophysiological impulse which
actually generate thought and language
how dependent upon language is thought
is abstract logical thought even
possible without language
the essence of the telepathic bond is
the dominance of one of the particles
forming the telepathic conglomerate
whether the conglomerate consists of two
telepathy sort of a large socially
cohesive group the principle of psychic
dominance remains constant the dominant
personality is responsible for the
suppression of the heterogeneous
elements which the conglomerate
comprises the homogeneous elements which
remain are then driven together to form
the conglomerate by the laws of
telepathic bonding implicit in a
Stringfellow hypothesis the principle of
dominance thus provides the a glutton
izing impetus which induces the initial
conglomerate of motion as Stringfellow
notes in defining the nature of
dominance the will of the newly formed
conglomerate must necessarily be a
function of the will of the dominant
personality only after an indefinite
period of a symbiotic telepathic Oh
Heavin can the dominant personality
abdicate its agglutinative role and
encourage the emergence of a truly
synthetic conglomerate personality
Stringfellow's behaviors
parapsychologists suggests that perhaps
his foremost post operative research
objective was to intuit which among his
category a subjects was the one most
capable of assuming the role of psychic
dominant this subject was then provided
indirectly with certain historical and
interpretive data concerning his fellow
subjects this data would naturally
assure the immediate social dominance of
the chosen subject within the context of
the experimental socially isolate
Gestalt the function of the dominant
would then be to select from among his
fellow subjects the one psychically most
vulnerable and by the application
of subtle social intimidations followed
by a careful series of potent symbolic
gestures draw this subject into the
field of his psycho telepathic dominance
once a true conglomerate exhibiting
complete telepathic bonding has been
established between this primary couple
the progression towards a larger and
more complex conglomerate may begin
in psychic research the emotional
distance between the researcher and his
subject is inevitably diminished until
it is no more than the distance between
any two persons the acquiescence of the
subject to the demands of the researcher
becomes nothing more nor less and an
individual act of faith of love if there
can be no love between researcher and
subject there can be no experimentation
in conventional theories of scientific
methodology an experiment proves its
validity when it can be universally
repeated in every aspect in psychic
research such an approach is completely
untenable the existential circumstances
of any experiment and parapsychology are
inextricably mixed with the individuals
and the phenomenological sets involved
in that particular experiment and cannot
be abstracted from those individuals our
phenomenological sets the conditions of
experiments in parapsychology are unique
non uniform and non repeatable a
completely non scientific burden is
therefore placed upon the researcher or
if the personal relationship between
researcher and subject deteriorates the
experiment cannot continue along its
natural course the sensitivity of the
experimental parapsychological plexus
demands new methods to help maintain the
emotional momentum of certain
experiments will be noticed that the
motto of the Canadian Academy for erotic
inquiry has immediate relevance for the
Stringfellow induced telepathy series a
more vinca Dom Nia or love conquers all
we understand that the unique way in
which an individual perceives and reacts
to his environment is a function of his
own experiential space continuum when
object events enter the experiential
space continuum of that individual they
become an integral organic part of that
space they are actually changed
qualitatively modified in accordance
with the creative nature of that space
but we are now dealing with telepathy in
theory the experiential space continuum
of two or more telepathy can merge can
blend together to an extend far beyond
the range of normal human experience
what would be the organic nature of
communal experience all space shared
among eight psychosomatic entities would
one person one mode of perception and
reaction one experiential space
continuum dominate this Oversoul or
would each mind participate in the
synthesis of a uniform newly created
emergent space unlike any of its
constituents how would the physical and
social functioning of members of this
group be altered or could they function
in recognizable modes at all
there is some evidence to suggest that
potential telepathic intensity varies
indirectly as the square of the distance
between two telepaths an increase in
physical distance may therefore be used
by one telepathy as an effective defense
against telepathic intrusion on the part
of another telepath is a far more
sophisticated intrusion avoidance device
known as schizophrenic partition was
evolved by one of the female subjects
during the group isolation sanatorium
phase in order to subvert attempts by
fellow subjects to establish potentially
intrusive telepathic rapport she
completely separated her telepathic
nonverbal self from her oral verbal self
the telepathic self functioned as a
false self diverting fellow telepathy
from the real or true self which
manifested itself only an occasional
deliberately confused verbal utterances
she thus protected her true self from
telepathic intrusion by abandoning her
telepathic faculty to a false self not
surprisingly repeated telepathic probes
undertaken by other subjects could not
discover the true nature of her
experiential space continuum the danger
inherent in the use of schizophrenic
partition as a telepathic intrusion
avoidance device is that the false
telepathic self tends to become
increasingly parasitic on the true oral
verbal self the true self begins to
suffocate in as much as it is starved of
contact with the outside and the false
self gradually becomes the only self to
interact with other selves in the
instance of our female schizophrenic
subject the true self began to express
its moribund existence through the
telepathic emission of violent images of
decay vampirism disintegration and
necrophilia which sporadically
interrupted the functioning of the
telepathic false self the intensity and
frequency
of this emission of morbid telepathic
images rapidly increased until it began
to create the same depressed mode in
those close to her
another important function of our
experiment was to be the practical
testing of the Stringfellow hypothesis
he Stringfellow hypothesis takes the
form of the following equation the rate
of telepathic flow between two minds is
directly proportional to the intensity
of the relationship between the two
minds the units used to measure flow and
intensity are taken from psycho
chemistry in less mathematical terms we
may say that this hypothesis indicates
that even between mature telepathy there
can be no telepathic communication until
some sort of existential emotional
relationship has been established in
conventional sensory ways thus among
complete strangers there would exist
only a kind of noise a shortwave static
the Stringfellow hypothesis also
suggests that here the potency of human
errata sysm would play an important role
a strong sexual attraction would be a
substantial basis for the establishing
of a geometrically increasing rate of
telepathic flow
the politics of experience on the level
of individuals is a correlative of the
politics of social groups the politics
of telepathic experience may be studied
as a projection of the power struggles
among individuals into the extremities
of psychic potency and complexity a
projection that is into the future of
human social evolution
the role of the induced telepathy series
in the total Canadian social experiment
is theoretically secure that role
emerges out of doctors Stringfellow's
concept of the telepathic commune a
group characterized by the blending of
experiential space continuum and the
constant instantaneous exchange of data
among the nervous systems forming the
commune Stringfellow indicates that at
the most basic structural level a
telepathic unit which emphasizes acts of
faith and love seems the most plausible
replacement for the obsolescent family
unit the communal telepathic experience
translated into the larger social
national context would presumably carry
with it its intrinsic qualities of
willing reciprocal dependency and mutual
experiential creativity the social
responsibility of telepathic prototypes
is therefore of the utmost gravity for
it is only by their individual efforts
that the creation of the first and most
critical telepathic
for those of exponentially maturing
telepathic capacities the question of
phenomenological refinement must
inevitably become one with the problem
of the internalization of the sensory
the telepathy faces the obsolescence of
the senses in the possible atrophy of
the human sensorium in all but its most
mundane operations during a certain
phase in the telepathy evolution the
sensory will attempt to internalize to
avoid its extinction on the level of
intellectual 'ti and emotion this
avoidance could take two forms one would
be the force psychic ingestion of the
entire universe is conveyed in terms of
sensory information this would partially
manifest itself in the instantaneous
translation into the vocabulary of the
sensory of all purely psychic abstract
or extrasensory phenomena
second form of avoidance would be the
reification of the psychic the abstract
or the extrasensory and its subsequent
externalization or projection the
process begun by this objectification
and displacement of the non sensory
would find a point of equilibrium and
complete itself only with the
indiscriminate return or internalization
of both the projected non sensory
information and its sensory screen the
passive external world has perceived by
the senses
in both instances the distinction
between the sensory and the non sensory
the concrete and the abstract the
psychic in the physical would be lost
utterly
these opposite poles of human sexuality
are traditionally held to be
heterosexuality and homosexuality yet
this same dipolar structure of sexuality
is ignored when the question of
normality and deviation arises the norm
is taken to be heterosexuality and both
bisexuality and homosexuality are
considered deviations from that norm the
primary justification for the normality
of heterosexuality is reproduction only
a heterosexual relationship can as yet
result in regeneration this argument
collapses however once it is
demonstrated that the sexuality involved
in reproduction represents only a very
small almost accidental segment of the
total human sexual spectrum Academy
research has established that both
heterosexuality and homosexuality are
equally what might be termed perversions
relative to the potential human sexual
field in this context the true norm is
an expanded form of bisexuality which we
term only sexuality as an afro dizziest
doctor Stringfellow proposes the use of
synthetic aphrodisiac drugs to assist
those who wish to attain a fully
three-dimensional sexuality the proper
use of psychic aphrodisiacs such as
those being developed by dr.
Stringfellow
at the canadian academy or erotic
inquiry is not to increase sexual
potency or fertility but to demolish the
walls of psychological restraint and
social inhibition which restrict persons
to a mono sexuality or to a stunted
bisexual form of omnis sexuality the
telepathy then by virtue of the ominous
sexual nature of his experience space
continuum may readily be seen to be the
possible prototype of
three-dimensional man
certain unexpected results however
through the future of the project into
doubt when preliminary confrontations
between any two subjects were arranged
the subjects not only reported no
instances of telepathic communication
but quite emphatically avoided even the
most casual sensory contact with each
other at the same time
electroencephalographic probes indicated
that such telepathic communication as
was denied by the subjects was in fact
taking place and at a remarkably high
rate of flow how could such flow exist
among strangers in an emergency program
modification five of our eight subjects
were combined in an enforced community
study these five subjects although
psycho chemically the least volatile of
the group almost immediately retreated
into a state of self encapsulation
refusing to communicate in any way with
either researchers or each other before
further investigations could be made two
of the five subjects committed suicide
in their residences at the Institute
another pierced his skull with an
electric drill an act of considerable
symbolic significance careful separation
of the remaining subjects was maintained
the study of human erotic morphology
deals more directly with this question
morphology is the study of form and
structure erotic morphology is the study
of those forms which evoke an erotic or
sexual response when they are perceived
or otherwise communicated not only the
shape of objects or body parts but also
the morphology of motion of movement in
certain patterns can convey erotic
signals of a very complex nature finally
the combination of shape plus motion can
attain an erotic significance which is
contained in neither shape nor motion
when taken separately but the telepathy
does not have to perceive a breast or
thigh or sexual motion directly he can
apprehend the thought of a breast thigh
or erotic motion in the mind of another
telepathy and this thought is received
with greater impact than the perception
of the actual breast thigh or erotic
motion would itself have been thus
although both telepathy in our
hypothetical confrontation or male they
have made an erotic morphological
communication which is essentially
heterosexual or male/female we can begin
to see why the telepathic experience is
essentially only sexual in nature why
the male-female bisexual categories can
no longer apply
in the sanatorium phase of the induced
telepathy series measures were
introduced to prevent further instances
of interruption caused by a frustrated
telepathic dependency a single compact
electromagnetic receiver transmitter was
provided for the subjects undergoing
primary group isolation the receiver
transmitter was to feed the subjects
reproductions of a variety of patterns
of electrochemical discharge unique to
dr. Stringfellow the group's common
researcher for the purpose of these
transmissions from the Institute was to
ease the difficult transition from the
inevitable telepathic dependency
established individually between
Stringfellow and each subject to a group
telepathic cohesion and a group
telepathic autonomy the necessity of
sharing the transmitted electrochemical
patterns either through the sharing of
the receiver transmitter itself or the
telepathic sharing of the experience of
receiving the patterns would provide a
basis for the formation of a telepathic
commune which did not depend upon
Stringfellow as a psychic cluster
nucleus
dr. Stringfellow indicated that he
himself entered a severely depressive
psychological mode upon separation from
the induced telepathy group an event
suggesting that to some extent
telepathic dependency functions
reciprocally even between telepathy and
non paranormals
five intensive months of work with the
remaining subjects revealed ways to
gradually increase the tolerance among
them for group exposure it was found
that the telepathic experience was
likely to be an overwhelming and
extremely exhausting one verging on pain
and hallucination the most crucial
problem for the telepathy apparently was
to develop within himself the means to
control and modulate the rate and
quality of telepathic flow between
himself and another the inexperience
telepathy simply cannot cope with the
complexity and effort involved in the
social telepathic situation the first
meeting of all the subjects as a group
took place at the Academy sanatorium
somewhat later than originally planned
the six subject arrived two weeks after
the others when it was certain that he
had fully recovered from his
self-inflicted violence it will be some
time before the data on this period
accumulated through
electroencephalographic information
retrieval can be fully evaluated
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