10 Questions for Uri Geller
by Doug Yurchey
Copyright 2004 by Doug Yurchey
The following questions were posed to Uri Geller on 1/24/04.
Uri is always extremely busy; living in a whirlwind of projects that concern
people from the highest levels of government to the poor of the Middle-East.
When I spoke to him on the phone, he had just returned to England from a meeting
with Dick Cheney. He was gracious enough to grant a small interview.
He actually had to interrupt our conversation, do a radio show and have me call
back 20 minutes later. He will be appearing on Geraldo Rivera's show later that
day. A week ago, Uri hypnotized Michael Jackson and asked him the big question.
These responses are not quotes. The answers are paraphrased as I
wrote them down as fast as I could:
1. I'm not sure if SPECTRA is something you talk about. Is there anything
you can tell us about these aliens who gave you your psychic abilities?
I have seen UFOs in the Israeli Desert with Andrija Puharich. I could also
feel their presence. They were not a threat, but a good force. They made contact
through voices in my head. The main thing was that they were something positive.
2. Are they still in contact with you?
No. Not totally. I still feel that I'm been watched. But, we're not really in
touch anymore.
3. Do you have any idea when the PUBLIC, or Earth people in general, will
be contacted by extraterrestrials?
I believe that this will happen in the next 50 years.
4. Are you a believer in a Roswell spaceship crash and grey aliens from
Zeta Reticuli?
Something certainly happened there. But, does the government have alien
bodies on ice? I highly doubt that. I have heard of these dragons that go back
to the time of Nazi Germany. (the reptilians?) There is a chance that these
extraterrestrials, or whatever you want to call them, are real.
5. Do you believe in Atlantis? Was there a lost technology in the past
that was even described in the Bible?
Absolutely, yes.
6. Then you feel there were great wars, possibly atomic, that destroyed
this ancient civilization?
Yes. Certainly.
7. Speaking of your abilities, are these skills as strong as ever? Have
they diminished over time?
No. They have gotten even stronger over time. Like anything that you
practice, you get better at it and improve.
8. Have you any recent projects that you are excited about?
Yes. I am a not a healer, but I do try to help those in need by being
POSITIVE. We have a project called Hole in the Wall, along with Paul Newman,
where we give assistance to Israeli and Palestine children.
9. Why is it that no one has ever done a film of your life?
They have! It was called 'Mindbender.' Terence Stamp was in it and it was
directed by Ken Russell. A young, Israeli actor played me. But, it wasn't very
good.
10. How do you think your friend, Michael Jackson, will do in court?
I am a skilled hypnotist and was doing that long before I performed in
public. I did hypnotize Michael some days ago to cure an urge for peanut butter.
While he was deeply hypnotized, I asked him about the charges. His response was
NO. I am convinced of his innocence; that he never molested children.
* * *
When I first thought of the possibility of this interview, I
e-mailed Uri and asked him about it. We are far from friends; this was the first
time in 28 years that we had spoken...although we had e-mailed each other a few
times recently. Days passed. I was sure he was too busy and would decline. Then,
surprisingly, he agreed and gave me his home phone #.
I was touched that at the end...he asked about me; my art; my
daughter... The last thing he said was 'find something to love in this world.' I
will always remember those words.
Copyright 2004 by Doug Yurchey
About Uri Geller
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Uri Geller was born in Israel on December 20, 1946. His
parents are of Hungarian and Austrian descent and he is distantly related on
his mother's side to Sigmund Freud. At the age of four he had a mysterious
encounter with a sphere of light while in a garden near his house. |
He first became aware of his unusual powers when he was five. One day,
during a meal, his spoon curled up in his hand and broke, although he had
applied no physical pressure to it. His parents were somewhat shocked and Uri
did not mention the incident to anyone else at that time. He developed these
powers in school by demonstrating them to pupils. His mother thought he
inherited them from Sigmund Freud.
When he was eleven, he went to live in Cyprus, where he remained until he
was seventeen. He then returned to Israel, served as a paratrooper in the Israel
army and fought in the Six-Day War of 1967 during which he was wounded in
action.
From 1968 to 1969 Uri worked as a model, he was photographed for many
different advertisements.
In 1969 he began to demonstrate his powers of telepathy and psychokinesis
to small audiences. By the end of 1971, however, his was a household name
throughout Israel thanks to his numerous stage appearances. He was given a plug
by the then Prime Minister, Golda Meir. When asked on a national radio programme
what she predicted for the future of Israel, she replied, "Don't ask me - ask
Uri Geller!"
Read more: Uri Geller - Full Biography >>
About Doug Yurchey
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Doug Yurchey is a writer, artist and
inventor. He has studied ancient mysteries for 30 years and was married to a
trans-channel. He has lectured at Carnegie Mellon University and California
State at Northridge. For two years a background artist with the Simpsons TV
Show, he now promotes his unique theories. |
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