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Davar - 18 March 1970 - p. 9






By Nurit Arad

Uri Geller, known to the Israeli public as a fashion model, has recently begun to demonstrate telepathic and telekinetic powers in public, predicting the future and foreseeing disasters. Professors are divided in their opinions regarding the nature of his hidden power, but in the meantime, Geller is raking in handsome sums from his performances…

Greater Tel Aviv has recently been sinking into two types of pastimes: Uri Geller evenings and cheese evenings. This time I will focus on the first type. As for the second — I will only recommend the addition of warm pretzels and lots of white wine. A friend, who recently returned from reserve duty in Sinai, heard soldiers near the canal telling one another about the wonders of Uri Geller, which they witnessed on leave in Tel Aviv. Uri Geller is a handsome-plus guy, 23 years old, who after his discharge from the IDF engaged in clerical work and modeling on the runway and under the camera lights (“I had a model girlfriend, and she said I fit the part”…), and for about two and a half months now he has been earning his bread — a lot of bread — in telepathy.

Caption: The telepath as a model.

“I am different from other people — says Uri Geller — because I control telepathic and telekinetic powers.” What is telepathic power? “It is assumed that telepathy occurs when a person senses a mental pattern, which entirely or partially matches a mental pattern of the past, present or future of another person, living or dead, under conditions where the match cannot be explained by guessing, deduction, or coincidence” — says H. J. Eysenck in his book Truth and Nonsense in Psychology. Uri Geller believes that “telepathy is a mind-reading power. And the moment I receive, I can also transmit”. What am I thinking about right now? — I therefore asked Uri Geller and blushed in advance, because I was definitely thinking how handsome he is. “In order to succeed in mind-reading I need more than 30 people, to a l—.



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