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My father and mother,
not long after their wedding |

My mother and I when I
was about four years old. |

A school picture taken in
Nicosia, 1963, at Terra Santa
College. I’m the boy in the
checked shirt. |

Joker and I in Nicosia. |

My father and I in 1967. |

My father in the British Army. |
Me in the Israeli Army at
the same age as my father. |

Iris Davidesco and I in 1972. |

My friend Shipi Shtrang. |

At a party with Abba Eban in 1971. |

Visiting an Israeli friend
wounded near me during
the Six-Day War. |

After the war. The poster
at my shoulder announces one
of my lecture-demonstrations. |

Before a night jump.
The instructor is checking
my reserve parachute. |

Concentrating on stopping the
escalator in Munich in 1971. |

The cable car that stopped in Germany. |

An engineer and I in front of
the console where the switch
for the cable car flipped. |

Barbara Scheid and her
silverware, which bent during
a telecast in Germany. |

Two photographs taken during
a lecture-demonstration |

before 4,000 people in
an indoor arena in Geneva |

Trying to influence a
Geiger counter at the
Lawrence Livermore laboratory
in California. |

The experimenters are setting
up cameras to film an experiment
at Livermore. Ron Hawke is
at my side and Ron Robertson
is in the background. |

An experiment to test
brain waves, conducted at
Stanford Research Institute in 1973 |

Astronaut Edgar Mitchell
and I in Palo Alto. |

Dr. Harold Puthoff of SRI
watching as I try to influence
a little weight under a bell jar.
I succeeded. |

Professor David Bohm (on the left)
and Professor John Hasted
of Birkbeck College,
University of London.
Dr. Hasted is holding a
spoon, which started melting
in my hand and continued
to melt and bend in his.
It finally broke in half. |

David Bohm holding a
thick metal cylinder that I
am trying to bend.
On my right is the Geiger
counter I influenced. |

Professor John Taylor of
Kings College, University of London,
observing as I concentrate on |

bending a strip of metal
that is attached to an
extremely sensitive scale. |

A sequence of frames from
a Super 8 movie film taken
by James Bolen, editor and
publisher of Psychic magazine.
The fork, which Bolen personally
verified as being intact
before the demonstration, gradually
became pliable at its
mid-section as I rolled
my thumb and index finger
over it. It finally broke apart. |

This “No Left Turn” sign
bent as we were recording
the album in a studio nearby.
I wonder … |

“… so I said to this guy
Uri back there, ‘Okay
, Smarty-pants, what else can
you do, apart from bend spoons?'” |

Byron Janis, the world-famous
pianist who also composed the
music for my album,
with his wife, Maria,
Gary Cooper’s daughter, and me. |

John Lennon and I talking
about UFOs. |

Muhammad Ali and I. |

On the Merv Griffin Show,
July 19th, 1973. |

Painting in my studio for
an exhibition in Europe. |

Trying to photograph myself
through a sealed lens cap. |

The two frames
that actually came out. |

The screened porch at
Andrija Puharich’s home in
Ossining, New York, after the
screen had been fixed.
I went through the upper
section above the sash.The two frames
that actually came out. |

The photograph I took through
the window of the Lufthansa
jet after my camera had
levitated in front of me.
As I was shooting the
picture I saw nothing outside. |

Uri Geller performing in Israel in 1971. |
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A sample of the results
of the telepathy experiments
conducted under controlled
conditions at Stanford
Research Institute, Palo Alto,
California, and published in
Nature magazine. |