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The research and factual part of this work would be incomplete without paying certain attention to the contacts of the Volga Group for the Study of UFOs with an unidentified source (or sources) of intelligent information. These contacts were carried out by us from the end of 1993 to 1997, i.e., over a period of five years. During this time, a rather extraordinary material of an intellectual nature has been accumulated, which needs to be deeply understood and, if possible, to draw certain conclusions about its value.
However, even now it can be assumed that the obtained information may be of interest to science, apparently not so much in content as mainly in the way it was obtained. Therefore, along with multi-page psychographic texts, artistic paintings; along with observations or traces of UFOs in nature, to the reliable facts of the presence of unidentified phenomena, in the form of telepathic communication with an unknown Intelligence, one should also include texts, tape recordings, and video recordings, which are usually conducted during contacts, and which we, for example, keep as material evidence of their reality. More than 200 hours of tape recordings and a three-hour video cassette with recordings of conversations with an unknown intelligent substance – such a thing is hardly possible to stage, let alone provide texts due to the enormous amount of diverse information discussed during the contacts. Moreover, over the years, no less than two dozen witnesses have attended the sessions, and all of them have been convinced of the spontaneous and immediate nature of what is happening.
Such testimonies, recordings, including those on magnetic media, remain with other contactees in many corners of our country. That is, the phenomenon is by no means unique and exceptional, but rather manifests itself, especially in the last ten years, quite frequently. Despite the unusualness of the situation with telepathic contact, it is necessary, apparently, to recognize its reality, and over time try to answer the question: with whom did the contacts occur and are occurring? Only after that can conclusions be drawn about their expediency and the extraction of benefits for society.
But in any case – whether we are dealing with intelligent civilizations, information fields, the noosphere, or unexplored properties of the human psyche – this phenomenon deserves the most careful study and scientific understanding.
The telepathic contact with an unknown source of Intelligence occurred for us at the end of December 1993. Members of the VGIAU, Georgy Gubin and Gennady Kharitonov (both were 27 years old at the time) experimented, trying to influence each other using hypnosis. At some point in these attempts, G.M. Kharitonov unexpectedly entered a state of trance.
It should be noted that at that time, we were quite well informed about the achievements of "Group-2" from Dalnegorsk in Primorsky Krai, led by Tomsk State University graduate A.G. Glaz. Alexander Georgievich, possessing hypnotic abilities, managed to use the method of extracting a person's informational-energetic double from their body to establish telepathic communication with extraterrestrial Intelligence. They began their first experiments in 1985, and in 1990, at the school-seminar "Rapidly Occurring Non-Periodic Phenomena in the Environment" in Tomsk, they first revealed some results of their experiment in a presentation given by A.G. Glaz. Later, in 1995, a book by V. Zelenin titled "Beyond the Boundaries of the World, Being, and Consciousness" was published in Voronezh, summarizing the experience of "Group-2" in conducting telepathic contacts with several, as they believed, extraterrestrial civilizations. A distinctive feature of these contacts was the use of a so-called "mediator"—a specially trained group member through whom communication took place, allowing the recording of dialogues on a tape recorder. Since the author of the monograph personally met with A.G. Glaz in Tomsk, had lengthy discussions with him about the technique of conducting contacts, and recorded fragments of the contact sessions on a dictaphone, the members of the Volga Group were also aware of the peculiarities of such telepathic communication…
When G. Kharitonov fell into a trance (lying on a couch, eyes closed, not responding to questions or remarks), he raised his hands and began to make movements with the brush of his right hand as if writing with an invisible pen. His left hand moved rhythmically, making pendulum-like movements. After a pencil was placed in his hand and a piece of cardboard with a sheet of paper was brought close, a scrawl of words appeared on the sheet, from which only two or three words could be discerned. Georgy Gubin, annoyed by the illegibility of the records, at some point loudly asked-commanded: "Speak the words!" And then Gennady… spoke. However, his speech was strikingly different from what one might expect from him. The timbre of his voice remained the same, but the intonation, expressiveness, and especially the meaning of what was said were completely unusual. The conversation lasted about 15-20 minutes, after which Gennady came out of the trance on his own. It turned out that he did not remember anything from the dialogue that had taken place and did not consider himself to have been in hypnosis.