Stanley Krippner

Contents

Author references
Preface Letter from Semyon Davidovich Kirlian
Historical notes relating to Kirlian photography by Max Toth
Photography by means of high-frequency currents by Semyon D. Kirlian and Valentina Kh. Kirlian
bioplasma or corona discharge? by Thelma Moss and Kendall L. Johnson
A protable Kirlian device by Robert Martin
Cold electron emission patterns due to biological fields by Rodney Ross
High-voltage radiation photography of a healer's finger by E. Douglas Dean
Field theory and Kirlian photography: An old map for a new territory by Stanley Krippner and Sally Ann Drucker
Some energy field observations of man and nature by William A. Tiller
Acupuncture and the human galaxy
Chinese acupuncture and Kirlian photography by Jack R. Worsley
Phenomena of skin electricity by viktor G. Damenko
Detecton of acupuncture points by the biometer by Viktor G. Adamenko, Valentina Kh. Kirlian and Semyon D. Kirlian
Massage in oriental medicine: Its develoopment and relatinoship to "Ki," or vital energy by Robert Feldman and Shizuko Yamamoto
Questions from the audience
The art of the aura by Ingo Swann
Bioplasma and Kirlian photography by Zdnek Rejdak
Kirlian photography, acupuncture, and the human aura: Summary remarks by Brendan O'Regan
Epilogue to the second edition by Stanley Krippner and Daniel Rubin
References (bibliography)
Index… (meer)

A scientific exploration of one of the world's greatest mysteries

What actually occurs during healing?

With special emphasis on the whole person approach to non-medical healing and its ramifications, this exciting book explores the schools and systems about which we know so little: the shaman and medicine man, the African healers, the espirita, Huna practicioners, esoteric healers.

World notables interviewed include Rolling Thunder, Josef Zezulka, Doris Williams, Dona Pachita, Fausto Valle and Juannita Sisson.

The concepts of illness, reality, ritual, and discipline are important components of this book, as are the scientist as subject and laboratory research in paranormal heaing in Canada, the U.S.S.R., Brazil and the U.S.A.

Contents

Introduction
Chapter One The case against 'Psychic surgery'
Chapter Two Paranormal healing in the laboratory
Chapter Three Three North American healers: Rolling Thunder, Dona Pachita, and Olga Worrall
Chapter Four Hernani Andrade and the spiritist 'Healers' of Brazil
Chapter Five The esoteric and the intuitive paths: Peru's Fausto Valle and Czechoslovakia's Josef Zezulka
Chapter Seven How 'Healing' happens
Bibliography
Index… (meer)