Kirlianfotografi
Kirlian effect advanced scientific tool to study mind-body functions by READING AURA
What is Aura? Technically speaking, we can define it as a "simulated electro-photonic response" (glow) of an object.
The effect of glow in response to excitation was observed by Tesla late in 19th century, but is called "Kirlian effect" after Semion Kirlian and his wife who first recorded and studied it in detail since 1930s.
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FullSpectrum
Full Spectrum is headed by Nigel Garion-Hutchings DHM FBIH DipHE (Steiner), Kirlian Photographer, Stress management consultant, author and homoeopathic prescriber. Nigel has been investigating and lecturing on the subjects of Kirlian photography,stress management, human energy fields and homoeopathy for over 25 years. In that time he has presented Kirlian photography all over the world.
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Kirlian Photo Gallery
These images were taken using "Coronal Discharge Photography."
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The Skeptic's Dictionary: Kirlian photography
In 1939, Semyon Kirlian discovered by accident that if an object on a photographic plate is subjected to a high-voltage electric field, an image is created on the plate. The image looks like a colored halo or coronal discharge. This image is said to be a physical manifestation of the spiritual aura or "life force" which allegedly surrounds each living thing.
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Kirlianlab.com
Corona Discharge Electrographic Imaging Technology
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Kirlian photography
A photographic process that captures the auras or biofields of persons or objects within the photograph. The technique involves the photographing of subjects in the pressence of a high-frequency, high-voltage, low-amperage-electrical field, which display glowing, multicolored emanations known as auras or biofields.
The process of Kirlian photography is named after Seymon Kirlian, an amateur inventor and electrician of Krasnodar, Russia, who pioneered the first efforts on the process in the early 1940s. Even thought the process has produced results it still is controversial.
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Aura Photography
Kirlian photography is a means of taking pictures of the nonmaterial world without a camera. It provides a way of viewing the unseen patterns of energy and force fields that probably permeate all substances. It offers us a tool with which to view both art and science. The technique can serve as a medical diagnostic instrument, too. The Kirlian effect is useful for recording energy balances and harmonies in all forms of life.
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Great Moments in Science: Kirlian Aura Photography
If you wander through a Psychic Fair, or a Mind/Body/Soul Festival, you will soon encounter Kirlian Photography. If you pay money, you'll get a colour photo of your aura.
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The Mystic Eye: Kirlian Phtography
In 1961, Semyon Davidovitch Kirlian and Valentina Kirliana published a paper in the Russian Journal of Scientific and Applied Photography in which they described for the first time the process now known as Kirlian Photography. The method consists of placing an object or body part directly onto a piece of photographic paper and then passing a high voltage across the object (part of what makes the apparatus complicated, especially when using a human subject, is ensuring a high voltage with a low current). What the Kirlians discovered is that the photographic paper will become exposed and will show a glowing ‘aura’ around the object.
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Ghost on film
Invented by Russian electrician Semyon Kirlian in 1937, Kirlian photography is a photographic technique that uses mundane properties of electricity to create visually spectacular results. An object resting on a piece of photographic film is connected to a high-voltage, high-frequency generator, which is grounded to a metal plate under the exposed film. The natural phenomenon of coronal discharge causes a colorful halo to register on the film, silhouetting the object.
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Can Kirlian photography capture ghostly images?
What is Kirlian photography? How is it that it captures on film an object that is no longer present?
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