Aura Research Outline

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Research Outline

Updated: September 29, 2009

What is it we're trying to do, anyway?

• Are there certain organic dyes that can be used as an aura screen?
  • That is the question!
  • Determine what aura screen means.
    • aura screen for sensitizing eyes to see human / etheric aura — done
    • aura screen to see aura by direct viewing — done
      • Is the human eye / brain required to see the aura?
      • Can a mechanical device detect the aura with the aid of an aura screen?
        • We distinguish a direct viewing device from a software simulation which paints an auric simulation around an image. A software simulation may be useful and interesting, but it is not directly related to an aura screen.
  • Obtain samples of the organic dyes to be investigated — done
  • Determine a practical solvent for mixing the dyes — done
  • Determine a realistic, workable, repeatable formula for mixing dye solutions
    • for sensitizing screens — in progress
    • for direct viewing screens — in progress
  • Create a prototype aura goggle suitable for testing dye solutions — done
    • Plausible design, flow, & materials that allow for complete goggle — done
  • Determine a practical, workable, affordable method for using the dye in a viewing screen — done!!
    • Evaluate following solutions:
    • Organic Dye based aura goggles
      • Dye in wet solvent — done
      • Dye in dry matrix — done
    • Glass filter based aura goggles
  • Determine a standard sensitization procedure — in progress
  • Determine a standard method of scoring the ability to see the aura — in progress
    • Determine standard conditions and variations for observing auras — in progress
    • Use this scoring to measure the increase in ability in seeing the aura (if it exists) after use of the aura screen.
  • Use standard dye solutions and scoring method to determine how susceptible people are to sensitization to seeing the aura.
  • Determine if the dye solutions can be rendered dry rather than wet — done, yes
    • Are there substitute materials in modern dye chemistry which will give equivalent results with
      • less cost
      • greater stability
      • less toxicity