Kirilian Photography

Around everyone' body there is an aura. Some can interpret an aura without the use of Kirlian photography. Others enjoy using Kirlian cameras that takes snapshots of the aura with quite a degree of precision. There is no right or wrong way of reading an aura. However, having an alte ative way of doing so is always helpful.

Kirlian imaging, named after Semyon Kirlian, was accidentally discovered in 1937. To take a Kirlian image, a person is placed on a photographic plate which is electrically away from certain electrodes. Then another electrode is connected to the person. An image is burned onto a photographic plate. Kirlian called the captured image the "life energy" of the object, also known as the aura. Scientists label this effect a corona discharge. Anything can be photographed—from an inanimate object to any living species. Even a location has energy and thus an aura. If you are looking at a piece of property, this is another way to analyze the energies surrounding the place.

Kirlian photography, both the techniques and equipment, have gone through many development stages and upgrades over the years. The AuraCam 6000 produces colored pictures showing the person superimposed with brightly colored clouds of light around them. To be photographed by an AuraCam picture, the person sits and rests their hands on a galvanometer, and an electromagnetic image results that includes the aura.

However, a camera is not really needed in order to take a picture of an aura. A sheet of photographic film can be placed on a special metal plate. Then, the person or object can be placed on top of the film. A high voltage current is applied to the plate. The electrical discharge between the object and plate is captured on the film. This is an excellent technique for small objects, but for larger objects and geographic locations, a camera is much more practical.

The colors and textures in the Kirlian image or aura is interpreted by a specialist such as a psychic, spiritualist or aura reader. This can give information about the subject's emotional, spiritual, and physical health. Mr. Kirlian believed that these images could predict physical and emotional health and would enable easier diagnosis of possible illness.

When it comes to using any tool to forecast the future, caution is needed. Surely Kirlian photography can aid in getting more details about a subject. However, as a standalone technique I would never recommend it because there is limited research in the area of Kirlian photography divination. For example, if a person was diagnosed with a specific health ailment, one cannot go back and photograph the person. It would be too late. However, one can photograph the person and review the aura and start a file, taking a photo at regular intervals to see if there are any changes in the aura. This type of research would need to be conducted with a number of people over a fairly long span of time to achieve reliable results.

In my person opinion, I believe Kirlian photography is a brilliant tool that can be included in a psychic reading. However relying only on the Kirlian image would be limited for a psychic. I do like the idea of a person being able to take an image of an aura for a reading, as it helps the psychic give the client more details that may be relevant to their current situation.