Thread: Can anyone help interpret my aura photo? Comments?

Originally Posted by Shark Rider

hey DarkMind,
I personally beleive in auras, I've seen some but this photograph looks pretty fake to me.

1st- you're transparent in this photo. I can see the background behind you...in the left corner of your head/face, wich is not normal. (the aura is not supposed to make you transparent)

2nd- auras CANNOT be taken in photo. it's impossible.

3rd- I can make the exact same concept of this photo with photoshop.

PS: 4th- the aura is supposed to be around your body and not in your face or the rest of your body.
5th- from my personal experience a human has no more than 3 colors in the aura. (at the same time)

Thanks for sharing.

If time permits, I'll explain why I think it is valid later, or how its validity can be tested. Perhaps the photo doesn't actually show one's aura, but it can be a useful tool for self-analysis, and at the very least, I think the colours actually belong to the individual (and not preprogramed regardless of which individual takes the photo shoot).

I assure you the photograph was not done by photoshop or edited by any editing software as I was witness to how the shop assistant conducted the phototaking process.

Originally Posted by Scatterbrain

If auras could be photographed, that would mean they could be measured and studied.

It's a scam.

To clarify: assuming what you see in the photo is the aura, I am not proposing that the aura is directly photographed, but rather, indirectly photographed (something like an estimate of the actual aura).

Originally Posted by Scatterbrain

No, auras would be magic. And lie detectors have nothing to do with it.

Lol yes they do, the electrical tension of the skin represents your emotions, thats how lie detectors work. You even quoted it yourself from wikipedia, didn't you read it? The aura is the electromagnetic field, partially generated by the skin, and other organs. If you refuse to acknowledge the existence of the aura, there isn't really a point in joining the discussion is there?

Originally Posted by ChaybaChayba

Lol yes they do, the electrical tension of the skin represents your emotions, thats how lie detectors work. You even quoted it yourself from wikipedia, didn't you read it? The aura is the electromagnetic field, partially generated by the skin, and other organs. If you refuse to acknowledge the existence of the aura, there isn't really a point in joining the discussion is there?

Clearly you have no idea of what you're talking about.

First you say the aura is the potential difference, then you say it's an electromagnetic field. The text I mentioned however said nothing of the sort, lie detectors measure, among other things, the electrical conductivity of the skin.


I don't believe in auras, but that doesn't matter because the OP aks us to comment a photograph of an aura. If I believed in auras, I still wouldn't believe it's possible to photograph them. The very concept of auras says that they're not materialistic (not possible to measure through physical means). If you claim auras should be physically measurable, you're supporting they don't exist because they don't appear in measures.

Funny how you are the aura expert but at the same time you don't believe in auras.. Imo you are wrong, auras are not magic, they are electric.

Lie detectors and auras have nothing to do with each other, a polygraph detect the skin conductivity, which is not about any electromagnetic field, but about SWEAT excretion.

Skin conductivity.. conducting what? Electricity. Where there is electricity there is always an electromagnetic field. Think man, think! That's what your brains are for, use them!

Sigh..

I really don't understand why you refuse to use logic and why you think I'm not worthy if a decent reply.. sigh is not an argument you know. The skin secretes sweat for the purpose of increasing conductivity of electricity... the brain uses electricity to work. Nerve cells and neurons shoot off electric signals all the time.

The photo looks pretty much fake to me. As much as I know, the aura doesn't really look like that...
I've heard of these devices to measure auras, but they can't really take pictures.

Originally Posted by ChaybaChayba

I really don't understand why you refuse to use logic and why you think I'm not worthy if a decent reply.. sigh is not an argument you know. The skin secretes sweat for the purpose of increasing conductivity of electricity... the brain uses electricity to work. Nerve cells and neurons shoot off electric signals all the time.

Maybe if you started to shove off that arrogance if yours.

"The skin secretes sweat for the purpose of increasing conductivity of electricity... "'

Whaaaat? The primary function of human sweat is to regulate temperature! Also called thermoregulation. Do you know what conductivity means??

- The quality or power of conducting or transmitting

And what does conduct mean?

- the act, manner, or process of carrying on

Or simply, with eletric condictivity refers to electrical resistance, in the skin!. This is called "Galvanic skin response" in regards to polygraphy !

As stated earlier a polygraph MEASSURE galvanic skin response, in other words it meassures how much we sweat!!

When the examinator ask a question, and you lie the galvanic skin response kicks in, because of emotion we increase our sweat exrection. Very simple.

How do you meassure how much you are sweating? You use the skin as an elctrical conduct! Liquid changes the electical resistance of your skin, and that is why a current is used to meassure the resistance!

It is not electricity from your body that makes this measurement possible, but electricity from the polygraph!

Other than that, read this:

"Kirlian photography is completely different from aura photography, in which a colorful image is produced of a person's face and upper torso by interpreting galvanic skin responses and adding color to the photograph using a printer. The images made with an Aura camera do not result from coronal discharge. In aura photography, no high voltage is involved as with the Kirlian technique, and no direct contact with the film is made." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirlian_photography#Comparison_with_aura_photograp hy

I agree with you, I just took your thinking one step further.

Originally Posted by ChaybaChayba

I agree with you, I just took your thinking one step further.

No.

Originally Posted by ChaybaChayba

Lol yes they do, the electrical tension of the skin represents your emotions, thats how lie detectors work. You even quoted it yourself from wikipedia, didn't you read it? The aura is the electromagnetic field, partially generated by the skin, and other organs. If you refuse to acknowledge the existence of the aura, there isn't really a point in joining the discussion is there?

Originally Posted by ChaybaChayba

Funny how you are the aura expert but at the same time you don't believe in auras.. Imo you are wrong, auras are not magic, they are electric.

Originally Posted by ChaybaChayba

Skin conductivity.. conducting what? Electricity. Where there is electricity there is always an electromagnetic field. Think man, think! That's what your brains are for, use them!

Originally Posted by ChaybaChayba

I really don't understand why you refuse to use logic and why you think I'm not worthy if a decent reply.. sigh is not an argument you know. The skin secretes sweat for the purpose of increasing conductivity of electricity... the brain uses electricity to work. Nerve cells and neurons shoot off electric signals all the time.

You were several steps behinds.

Originally Posted by ChaybaChayba

Yes very nice! I hope you don't mind I downloaded your picture for private purposes.

TMI

just type "aura photo" and press search on google