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PREFACE
By
Charles W. Cosimano
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PREFACE
There is a problem with this type of book and it is not one which you would expect. I have
no doubt that it is going to get me into a lot of trouble with many people, some of whom
have opinions which I actually respect. That is not the difficulty. Nor, as you will learn in
the second chapter, am I a man to be intimidated by other peoples' ethics. No, I fear that
the real problem lies in deciding how much material from my other books to include in this
one and I fear that it has proven to be quite a lot.
Please allow for an explanation. My original publisher, Carl Weschke at Llewellyn, in
asking for this book, described the audience for Psionics as being divided between what
he termed the Healers and the Warriors. Being a profound warrior myself, with the scars
to prove it, I assumed that all my readers were as enamored of psychic combat as I am
and thus my work Psionic Power was intended to have a chapter on the subject.
My publisher, undoubtedly visualizing a lynch mob of outraged Healers pursuing us with
torches and garden tools, suggested that I transform that chapter into what is this present
volume, aimed at a new group of readers.
Then he read it and his beard almost fell out. He was not quite expecting what he got and
pretty soon this work was back on the market.
It being likely that these new readers will not have seen my earlier works, I have included
the basic methods covered in them, not to fill up space, but to enable those readers to
build and work the equipment that they will need to survive in the brave new world of
psychic warfare
But I have not forgotten my old friends as well. While many of the methods and devices
will be familiar, there is much that will be new and they should not feel cheated at being
given a review of what they already know but might not have practiced for a while.
So start reading and as you work through the material in this volume, keep in mind the
advice given by General Patton to his troops: "Do not take counsel of your fears."
One other thing. It is not always easy to work alone, but with a few exceptions noted in
the text, Psionic warfare is a lone business. Very rarely will others be involved in your
work and these, for reasons which should be obvious even to the most foolish, will
generally not be allowed to know the full reasons for your activities.
When the above was written 10 years ago I had no idea that this was going to the
beginning of my dark cycle, which has led me from being the eccentric, somewhat
reclusive researcher with a weird sense of humor to the exhalted rank of International
Terrorist. Like my other early works, this one is somewhat old now and as a result needed
some very real upgrading to bring it and its ideas and methods in line with psionics as I
practice it today. Fortunately with word processors and the internet for publishing that is
not the difficulty it had presented if I were confined to a print medium.
This book was first written in the summer of 1985, just after I had sent the manuscript of
Psionics 101 to Llewellyn. I was by no means certain that that book would be published
so I wrote Psionic Combat (now returned to its orginal title, Psionic Warfare) as a back-up
even though marketing it would have proven even more difficult. After all, this is NOT the
sort of thing the New Agey types wanted to see, as was proven by the publication history
of the early edition.
As Psionic Combat, it was kept in print by IGAS for a goodly number of years but the time
has come for a revision and here it is. I’ve added a few things and cut out a few things to
create a whole new work with a much more aggressive emphasis, if that were indeed
possible. And for those of you who heard about the book but never wanted to spend the
ungodly amount IGAS was charging for it, here it is, the work that made my reputation as
the psionic bad guy. I’m a lot scarier now than when this was written, but at the time much
of the material in here was theory. It has since been proven in practice.
Enjoy.
Charles W. Cosimano
INTRODUCTION
"You ask what is our purpose, it is to wage war." Winston Churchill
"War is diplomacy carried on by other means." Clausewitz
Welcome to the dark side of the Force. Those of you who have had the marvelous good
fortune to be acquainted with my writing know already that I try to bring a new approach to
the subjects that I cover. To be frank, I see little point in rehashing old stories when there
are always newer and more interesting ones, that is, of course, with the exception of the
ones that are necessary to illustrate a new point, or if I just happen to like them.
As you must already be aware, for ages there were a number of books on the market
which dealt with psychic self-defence and a couple which are concerned with the uses of
psychic abilities and instruments in warfare. Of the former, most contained information
that was worthwhile as far as it goes, but occasionally the authors may lapse into
paranoia. The latter works were and are of little practical use and tend to repeat rumors
which are often more amusing than true.
Let me give you a short example. There are still a number of us old enough to remember
that in 1963, the submarine Thresher sank. After that occurred, a number of rumors
began that said, in effect, that the Soviets had managed to destroy the submarine by
means of a psychic attack. Now that made a good story, but there is no proof of it on one
hand, and on the other we are faced with the fact that the Soviets managed to lose a few
more submarines through accidents than the United States. Are we then to assume that
the Russians were testing their equipment on their own submarines?
This book is different. To my knowledge, this is the first book ever written which deals
with psychic warfare as warfare and gives as much, if not more, space to methods of
psychic attack as well as of defense. It is, if you will, a manual of strategy as well as
tactics and it is concerned not only with finding a fending off assault but with carrying the
war to the enemy and defeating him.
You will notice that in this work I will cover much more than the methods of psychic
warfare. There is a good reason for this.
It must be understood that the individuals who have written their books on psychic self-
defense were concerned with the purely psychic aspect of their work and were often not
particularly well versed in the nature of warfare. As my background, before I took up
psychic matters on something of a full-time basis, was in military history with a smattering
of diplomatic studies as well, I tend to view psychic combat in the opposite way. The only
difference, in my view, between psychic combat and purely physical combat is in the
weapons used. All other principles remain the same. Therefore, the surest route to
success in psychic warfare is to first study warfare as an art and become a warrior in the
historic sense rather than in the wimpy, New Age, one. We will deal with violence as a
fact of life.
This being said, what will this manual do for you? This book, properly used and studied,
will equip you to deal with certain difficulties in life, difficulties which come not from nature,
but from the inconsiderate or often hostile acts of your fellow humans. If you follow the
instructions given herein, you will find that you are no longer the helpless pawn of an
unfeeling cosmos, beset upon all sides by relatives, neighbors, co-workers and the
ubiquitous bureaucrats who infest our society like vermin in a grain bin. You will no longer
be expected to assent to that which you despise and pretend that you like that which you
hate. You will be able to call upon the very forces of the universe to aid you and control
them with the same skill with which you control your car. You will be able to disrupt the
lives of your foes as easily as you would tune your television and ultimately you will be
beyond any practical retribution, unless, of course, the enemy has read this book himself.
Most of the time, however, your targets will not even know the cause of their misfortune.
You must remember that psionic warfare is psychic warfare with advantages and warfare
is nothing more than the aggressive use of force to attack and defeat the enemy and in
warfare there is no limit to the acceptable use of violence, no matter what the poor fools
who get all bothered by landmines might say. In the bad old days of newts' eyes and
frogs' tongues, this was considered to be black magic. Well, if one is willing to accept
Aleister Crowley's definition of Magick, that being change in conformity to the will of the
operator, then this too is Magick and, let us be honest, much of the material in this book
will be called black magic. I make no apology for this. In the real world it is often
necessary to use dreadful methods to achieve desirable ends and I am convinced by my
reading of history that the ends do truly justify the means. This may come as a shock to
my friends who cannot understand how such a philosophy can be stated by one who
espouses universal brotherhood. For them I will only answer that it was not the pacifists
who defeated the Nazis, but good, kind men who realized that they had to become killers.
There is nothing as pleasing to the soul of tyrant as a pacifist and when the lion lies down
with lamb, you may rest certain that the lamb is inside the lion.
Do not be fooled by the unfortunate examples of Ghandi and Martin Luther King. Neither
of them faced Stalin which is a pair of the great misfortunes of history. It took the Chinese
at Tianamenn Square (spelling) to finally put paid to the idea that non-violence will always
work.
This book, therefore, is not one which will win me any awards from those who think that to
be harmless is to practice virtue. This is not a study to be undertaken by the squeamish.
The methods I will describe are quite simple and yet some of them can be devastating
beyond belief. But the degree of the attacking force is under the control of the operator
and it is not always necessary to use a sledgehammer to kill an ant, good nasty fun
though that may be.
Here are two stories of psychic combat, one which worked and one which ultimately did
not. They illustrate why it is important to know what one is doing and have a clear idea of
what one wishes to achieve.
I had at one time a neighbor, who in the course of his marriage, had the bad luck to be
afflicted with offspring, and, due to undoubtedly bad judgment in on his part in not selling
them off to the South Africans for medical experiments, they grew into late adolescence.
To be fair to my neighbor, he did not know what a horror he had created, but as if this
were not bad enough, one of them, in spite of much good counsel from his elders, decided
that he had an ear for music and wished to make his living as a rock musician and, yes, I
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