Brancusi’s Telephatic Amplifier 💫

 

Costumes and sculptures by Constantin Brancusi

Telepathic Amplifiers of the 1920s, Paris.

A little-known topic in the field of paranormal research is the fairly constant overlay between art and psychic attempts, particularly in the avant-garde 1920s. 

Constantin Brancusi's work in design is thought of by moderns as mere art. However, his special helmets were designed to amplify telepathic transmissions, as we see in these fascinating photographs. 

Subjects with low-level telepathic abilities could, with this telepathic helmet, project thoughts into the stratosphere where they could bounce about and then, using the Earth's spin, travel Westwards. Alternately, the forward-and-rearward cone could use the Earth's magnetic field as a transmission layer. Successful application of these telepathic amplifiers sent a thought accurately as far away as India.