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Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300020002-1 LN465-92 state of quiet, comfort and stability. The effect of frontal brain and right brain dominance ensures the brain latent abilities are brought out, enhancing the connection with the hypothalamus, improving the control over the internal world of the body and the subconscious realms. The entire cross structure of the brain reflects a “brain Yin Yang diagram” of balanced Yin and Yang and optimum functional state. Different types of Qigong have their commonalities and their own unique qualities. Researching their commonalities will help in describing the basic mechanisms of the QIGONG state. Clarification of their unique qualities is of important practical significance in diagnosis and determination of proper treatment. Acknowledgements: This work used testing materials from the following QIGONG masters and practitioners: Zhang Yu, Zhao Guang, Xia Shuanfquan, Wang Songling, Wang Yonghusai, Wang Jialin, Sun Benlian, Ha zonglong, Zhang Rongtang, Song Xiunhong, Li Yan, Wei Jianyan. This article also made use of experimental data from Bai Yanqgiang and Zhou Yunilong. Over many years of testing and analysis, I have enjoyed a great deal of cooperation from Zhou Quandai and Liv Yuehong. I would like to express our deep felt gratitude to all these people. BIBLIOGRAPHY 1. Mei Lei, et al, “Science Magazine”, Vol. 4, No. 9 (1981), p 622. 2. “The EEG of Higher States of Consciousness", Maharishi European Research University, Global Research Program, 1978 p 10. 3. Mei Lei, Chinese Journal of Space Science, Vol. 11, No. 2, (1991), pp 118. 4. Haken, H, Synergetics of the Brain, (1988). 5. Mei Lei, “Science Magazine", Vol 7, No. 11 (1984), pp 809. 6 Nei Lei, “Chinese QIGONG” Vol. 2 €1985), pp 5. 7 Mei Lei, ESP Research”, Vol 1 (€1987}>. 6. Mei Lei et al, Advanced Space Research, Vol. 3, No. 9 (1983), pp 171. 9 Mei Lei, “Nature Magazine”, Vol 13, No. 16 (1990), pp 661. 24 Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300020002-1