Berthold Eric Schwartz, M.D.

Berthold Eric Schwartz, M.D., a psychiatrist with paranormal interests. In 1971 the US psychiatrist published an account of 500 psychic interactions between him and his two children, Lisa and Eric. He was an expert on the effects of LSD on hypnotically-induced seizures. He wrote Parent Child Telepathy. In Medical Times, Oct. 1968 he presented four examples of allegedly close contact with UFOs.

(1970). Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 39:338. Psychoanalytic Review. LVI, 1969: Synchronicity and Telepathy. Berthold Eric Schwartz. Pp. 44-56. This paper is a very readable account of four telepathic experiences which are quite convincing. All have to do with death, destruction, and hostile omnipotence. Another reason for not discussing or writing about telepathy is the very real damage that it can do to the people involved. Truth is, among many things, an emotional reality or telepathic awareness between two people.

Ufo-Dynamics: Psychiatric and Psychic Dimensions of the Ufo Syndrome (Paperback), 1989 by Berthold Eric Schwarz, 560 pgs. Men in Black, "bigfoot" like humanoids, poltergeist effects accompanying UFO encounters, witnesses with histories of psychic experiences, "channeled" messages, everthing but the Garuda.

Many ufologists think parapsychology is irrelevant to UFOs...after all they already *know* that they are "nuts and bolts" spacecraft piloted by "flesh and blood" EBE's. (the "X files" and the MJ-12 documents tell them so!) Many parapsychologists think that ufology is beneath their loftly standards of scientific rigor (perhaps so, but that doesn't make them any more welcome as CSICOP meetings). As a result some interesting cross-fertilization is missed. Like or not, poltergeist phenomena, crypto-zoa (e.g. "Bigfoot"), apparitions, intrude upon abduction experiences and ufo encounters like night follows day, and any ultimate explanation of one will probably explain the others. Dogmatic advocates of the extraterrestrial hypothesis are continually embarrased by this fact and frequently sweep such "extraneous details" out of their accounts. Skeptics highlight them and say "see, UFOs lead to all sorts of nonsense therefore *they* are nonsensical." Schwarz grasps the nettle firmly and tries to understand the vast spectrum of paranormal experience of which UFOs are only one part.

For Medical Times, Dr. Berthold Eric Schwarz, eminent psychiatrist, examined scores of UFO "observers," decreed that they are not psychotic, not suffering hallucination, not publicity-seekers. "More, on the contrary, fearing ridicule, are embarrassed to testify to what they saw."

Notably, Dr. Schwarz and his colleagues find among mental patients a total absence of any such "observations." So, concludes Dr. Schwarz, "These reports are neither conscious nor unconscious fabrication. What they say they saw they think they saw!"

Dr. Berthold Schwarz (Psychiatry), of Vero Beach, Florida, is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and a Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, among many others. He has contributed over 100 articles to professional journals and has published over a dozen books, including, along with UFO DYNAMICS, Parent-Child Telepathy, Parent Child Tensions, The Jacques Romano Story, Psychic-Nexus, The Psychic Nexus. 0-86140-287-1 xviii, 186pp. illus. You CAN Raise Decent Children, and others. Physiological Aspects of Henry Gross's Dowsing, by Berthold Eric Schwarz; in Parapsychology, Vol. IV, No. 2, 1962-1963. SCHWARZ, BERTHOLD E., M.D. (chron.) * Can Telepathy Cause Illness?, (ar) Fate May 1969. Psychic-Nexus ; Psychic Phenomena in Psychiatry and Everyday Life, Schwarz , Berthold Eric, 1980, 964, 30/9/2542. Schwarz, Berthold Eric. Parent-Child Telepathy: Five Hundred and Five Possible Episodes in a Family; A Study of the Telepathy of Everyday Life.

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UFOs: Delusion or Dilemma

Ufo-dynamics : psychiatric and psychic aspects of the ufo syndrome / Berthold Eric Schwarz. - 3. updated and revised ed. - Moore Haven, Fla. : Rainbow Books, 1988. - 560 s. : ill.