Kirlian photo's
Uri Geller, with his inexhaustible ability to read the minds and bend the cutlery of the world, offers scientists the hope of a repeatable psychic experiment, and as a result he has spent days in laboratories with scientists all over the world. A Kirlian photo of Geller's finger sending a burst of energy during one of his demonstrations.

Experiments using the Kirlian technique on color film in which Geller was attempting to send a shape (triangle) telepathically.

In this photo Geller was trying to form the shape of the number 5 which he felt he was receiving telepathically.

Geller's finger at rest.

Above: Kirlian photos of Geller's fingertip sending bursts of energy toward a key. The photos were taken in the Neuropsychiatric Institute at the University of California in Los Angeles, part of an experiment supervised by psychologist Dr. Thelma Moss. Each time Geller concentrated on "sending energy" to the key.

Above: a close-up showing Uri's fingerpad, with the energy spurt..

Above: two of the first Kirlian photographs taken of Geller. In the top picture, his finger is at rest. In the bottom one, he is sending energy toward a watch.

A well-witnessed demonstration
of computer-stopping at the

Young Presidents Organization
seminar in San Diego, 1985.

Lecturing to the United
Nations Parapsychology Society.

Computer specialists look on as
Geller erases the Axel Springer
publishing group's computer's
memory, 1986, as featured in
the bestselling West German
magazine, Hör Zu.

Geller's successful attempts to scramble
the contents of a floppy disc at

Wang UK's London headquarters, 1985,
followed by a conference with
mystified employees

Geller lecturing at the Small Mines
Symposium held at Imperial College,
London, sponsored by International
Mining and The Royal School of
Mines, with session Chairman
Barry Smale-Adams of RTZ looking on.

Uri Geller influencing
a computer tape at
Tokai University

With Professor Charles Crussard

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With Scientists in Russia (E, F, G & H)

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Uri and Professor Zvi Bentwich MD
during experiments at the Weitzmann
institute in Israel (I, J, K & L)

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Professor George Egeyly

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