Early pioneers sometimes found imaging of energy patterns almost by accident.
Some of the first captured images of energy patterns around living tissues were called Kirlian photographs. In 1939, a Russian electrical engineer named Semyon Kirlian discovered that a discharge from his hands could expose photographic emulsion material. He made a camera that showed living and inanimate things all produced this discharge, which was called a 0corona.0

In the 19800s, Dr. Harry Oldfield, a physicist, modified Kirlian photography techniques in an effort to get a three-dimensional picture of a human being. One of his early devices was a Kirlian 0gun0 which beamed high-frequency radio signals into the bodies of hospital patients in England. 0Resonance0 signals returned to an oscilloscope, which could be read by Dr. Oldfield. He got particularly accurate results scanning patients with cancer.
Kirlian photographs of hands were considered by some to be a picture of the patients0 auras. Dr. Malcolm Carruthers, also from England, found that Kirlian hand photographs showed a patient0s level of arousal or stress as an imbalance, and that after giving the patients medication to relieve stress, the two hands became balanced.
Others have been interested in Kirlian photographs of fingertips, as showing auras. There […]

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