In this intriguing episode, we dive into a declassified CIA document that uncovers the fascinating world of Kirlian photography and its unexpected connection to the phenomenon of healing touch. We explore the groundbreaking work of the Kirlian couple, who developed a method to capture bioelectric fields on film using high-frequency currents.The story takes an unexpected turn as we delve into the investigation of Kirvorotov, a man claiming to possess healing abilities. Discover how the Kirlians' research led to surprising findings about Kirvorotov's unusual dielectric resistance and the heat produced by his touch. We'll discuss the theories proposed by the Kirlians about bioelectric field manipulation in healing and examine why they struggled to fully explain this mysterious phenomenon.Finally, we'll touch on related research from Japan and Korea that suggests the existence of energy pathways in the body, potentially shedding new light on the age-old practice of "laying on of hands." Join us for a thought-provoking exploration of the intersection between fringe science, healing practices, and government interest in unexplained phenomena.Intriguing findings from the Kirlians' research on Krivoroltov:

• Unusual Dielectric Resistance: "Discover how the Kirlians' research uncovered Krivoroltov's unusually high dielectric resistance, a property that defied typical expectations based on the appearance of his hands."
• "Healing" at a Distance: "We explore the mystery of the heat produced by Krivoroltov's touch, a sensation experienced by subjects even when his hands were several centimeters away, raising questions about the mechanism of this effect."

We'll examine why, despite intriguing observations, the Kirlians grappled with fully explaining this mysterious phenomenon, acknowledging the limitations of their understanding and the need for further research.Join us for a thought-provoking exploration of the intersection between fringe science, healing practices, and government interest in unexplained phenomena, and consider the possibilities that lie beyond the realm of conventional understanding.Reference:Central Intelligence Agency. (1998, December 7). “Magician” Walks into the Laboratory [CIA-RDP96-00787R000500090007-3]. Central Intelligence Agency. https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/document/cia-rdp96-00787r000500090007-3