Psychiatrist's Paranormal "Eye-Beam" to Be Tested by Noted Debunker James Randi

For some time now, the James Randi Educational Foundation has had a standing challenge: show them, under testable and provable conditions, evidence of any supernatural, paranormal, or occult power or event and they will shell out a $1 million prize as a reward.

This challenge was created as a debunking tool for the unexplained. All kinds of people claim they can do supernatural or paranormal things, or that they can show you evidence of things unexplainable by science. If that's so, says Randi, prove it and get the $1 million prize. Over the years, several people have stepped forward to try and win this challenge, but none thus far have been able to pass the test of proof under Randi's scientific method and observation. The supernatural, according to Randi, remains completely unproven.

Enter Dallas psychiatrist Colin A. Ross, M.D.

Dr. Ross claims he can "make a tone sound out of a speaker using nothing but an energy beam he sends out through his eyes."

For more than 300 years, Western science has stated that no energy of any kind is emitted from the eyes. When you feel someone staring at you, Western science dismisses this as coincidence or some other form of misunderstanding.

Dr. Ross, founder of the Colin A. Ross Institute, is the author of over 135 scientific papers and 18 books, many of them dealing with psychological trauma and multiple personality disorder. He has spoken to mental health professionals throughout North America, as well as in Europe, China, Australia and New Zealand, including several conference presentations on energy fields. In a forthcoming book entitled Human Energy Fields, Dr. Ross explains a new science and medicine of human energy fields in detail.

"Once this energy is identified and captured, as I have done, then it can be studied and used for many applications in medicine and other fields," said Dr. Ross.

Dr. Ross plans to get tested by Randi and his team soon. Do you think Randi's finally gonna have to shell out that $1 million? Stay tuned and we'll keep you updated on any new developments in this case.