DadaRocks Posted August 13, 2008 Posted August 13, 2008 :omg: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Na1uFvnc0Q]YouTube - Girl produce Crystals from her eyes.....[/ame]
Zap_Brannigan Posted August 14, 2008 Posted August 14, 2008 People will believe anything on youtube these days... "I have presented this 1990 case not only for the light it sheds on the new television series but also because it serves as a useful introduction to the case at hand, that of the Lebanese girl who produces "crystal tears." As shown on a Globo International documentary, a twelve-year-old girl named Hasnah, who lives in Lebanon's fertile Bekaa Valley, has the apparent ability to produce small, crystal stones from her eyes. No sleight of hand is involved, since the camera zooms in close as the girl's father gingerly pulls down her lower eyelid and a crystal comes into view. It then pops out, whereupon it is shown to be a hard, faceted rock whose sharp points can cut paper. Her father believes the appearing crystals represent "a gift from Allah." Lebanese ophthalmologists say the stones are "crystal rocks," but otherwise they are reportedly unable to explain the phenomenon. Hasnah, who claims to produce up to seven crystals a day, showed a collection of the allegedly apported rocks. From their rhomboidal shape and other properties, I recognized them as the natural quartz crystals generally known as "Herkimer diamonds." With the television crew being expected to arrive here the following day, I hastily made some phone calls and soon had acquired a handful of the gemstones. (See Photo 1.) Although such stones are indeed sharp - and I could see a dark red spot inside the girl's eyelid that probably represented a wound from one of them - I decided to duplicate the effect. All that was necessary was to pull out the lower eyelid to form a pouch and drop in a small crystal so that it rested, only a bit uncomfortably, out of sight (Photo 2). A tug on the lower lid causes the stone to come into view (Photo 3) and then pop out of the eye. This I demonstrated at an appropriate time for the television camera, allowing their reporter to actually do the extraction himself. The effect was indistinguishable from the Lebanese "miracle.""
punjabi_khota Posted August 14, 2008 Posted August 14, 2008 People will believe anything on youtube these days... "I have presented this 1990 case not only for the light it sheds on the new television series but also because it serves as a useful introduction to the case at hand, that of the Lebanese girl who produces "crystal tears." As shown on a Globo International documentary, a twelve-year-old girl named Hasnah, who lives in Lebanon's fertile Bekaa Valley, has the apparent ability to produce small, crystal stones from her eyes. No sleight of hand is involved, since the camera zooms in close as the girl's father gingerly pulls down her lower eyelid and a crystal comes into view. It then pops out, whereupon it is shown to be a hard, faceted rock whose sharp points can cut paper. Her father believes the appearing crystals represent "a gift from Allah." Lebanese ophthalmologists say the stones are "crystal rocks," but otherwise they are reportedly unable to explain the phenomenon. Hasnah, who claims to produce up to seven crystals a day, showed a collection of the allegedly apported rocks. From their rhomboidal shape and other properties, I recognized them as the natural quartz crystals generally known as "Herkimer diamonds." With the television crew being expected to arrive here the following day, I hastily made some phone calls and soon had acquired a handful of the gemstones. (See Photo 1.) Although such stones are indeed sharp - and I could see a dark red spot inside the girl's eyelid that probably represented a wound from one of them - I decided to duplicate the effect. All that was necessary was to pull out the lower eyelid to form a pouch and drop in a small crystal so that it rested, only a bit uncomfortably, out of sight (Photo 2). A tug on the lower lid causes the stone to come into view (Photo 3) and then pop out of the eye. This I demonstrated at an appropriate time for the television camera, allowing their reporter to actually do the extraction himself. The effect was indistinguishable from the Lebanese "miracle."" That was my first reaction.
Desi Cartman Posted August 14, 2008 Posted August 14, 2008 I also saw this Russian girl on discovery who claimed that she had X-ray vision. http://english.pravda.ru/science/19/94/377/11797_phenomenon.html She took up the challenge from some group of scientists and participated in a test .. of course she failed !
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