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A deadly sin relates to a chakra that is dysfunctional and a heavenly virtue relates to the mastery of that chakra’s dimensionality.
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www.cihs.edu) This is the only graduate school in the world I would actually like to spend time at – it has a shielded room and a bio-photon counter and a highly skilled team of scientists running a subtle energy laboratory.
Melinda Conner was the keynote speaker, a gifted clairvoyant and healer but also a highly qualified technician. She shared her experience in biofield science at Arizona University and demonstrated many of her devices. Mary Clarke a highly qualified psychologist and Pranic healer spoke of using technology such as the ES teck and the Gas Discharge Visualisation system (GDV).
The GDV is a Kirlian type device developed by K Korotkov, which digitizes the fingertip corona (fig.3) and processes this data to give a full body analysis (fig.4). A new version of the software came out this week and the buzz going around the scientists is that it is a real improvement – so we are looking forward to the upgrade as soon as we can get our hands on it!
Lucy Robertson came especially from Taos to demonstrate the new GDV/EPI and this young physicist inspired all of us with her excitement.
I presented the new 3D biofield imaging system and PIP biofield imaging. The 3D system has just been developed by a graphics genius living in Asia – it is so new we really have not had time yet to really fathom its potential, but to see the ethic layer of the biofield isolated – as in Kirlian but live around the whole body really is a huge jump for biofield research.
Carol Chandler, a pioneer in medical thermal imaging (MTI) spoke of the developments in that field, and we really need to watch this space; MTI has been around for years but like so many things that actually work, ‘pharma’ politics has seen it trail in use to more invasive and expensive technologies. For those of us who actually care
Dr Thornton Streeter: Centre for Biofield Sciences
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