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The
Aura, a field of energy that surrounds every living thing, is
an expression of the body's spirit energy. The Kirlian effect
is caused by an excitation of life's electromagnetic body field
by a pulsed electrical field. This results in a visible electro-photonic
glow surrounding the object, also called a recordable Aura vibration
response. This glow is always blue-purplish. By special soft
ware it may be translated into other colors according to intensity
maps, so that it may resemble the colors a clairvoyant can see
surrounding people. The brilliant glow in the two pictures on
this page indicate the unique response of the energy fields
of these two objects at the moment the pictures were taken.
This phenomenon was first experimented with by scientist Nicola
Tesla in the 1890's. Years later, Semyon D. Kirlian, a Russian
technician, was repairing equipment in a hospital when he noticed
something unusual. He then found that through the interaction
of electric currents and photographic plates, imprints of living
organisms developed. Kirlian and his wife refined the process
in 1939. They call it the "Kirlian Effect" (pronounced
keer-lee-an). The Soviet Union included Aura Photography in
the psychic research and since the mid sixties, teams of Soviet
scientists from Moscow to Siberia have plunged into the study
of these beautiful colored lights in living things and have
come up with some intriguing new concepts about the nature of
life itself. Among the initial findings: The brightest flares
on the body show at the points on the skin known to be acupuncture
points. Disease shows up in a disturbed pattern of flares long
before it manifests in the physical body in any diagnosable
form. If portions of the physical body are cut away, the energy
matrix or "phantom" of the missing part is still clearly
visible in the photograph. Patterns vary according to mood and
health and even thoughts. Hypnosis and drugs also alter the
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