Retracted: Patterns identification in thought-form images

A large number of applications in diverse spectrum of human activities-from remotely sensed scene interpretation to biomedical image interpretation are based on image processing techniques. In recent years, biofield image processing has added tremendous interest in medical diagnostics. Existence of human biofield has been now proved beyond doubt. Many decades ago, followers of Theosophy published several biofield images, calling them Thought-Forms images of human beings. They claim to have captured these images using their power of clairvoyance. In the literature containing these images, the authors have commented against each image qualifying them as good or bad thought process of the individuals. However, no scientific proof was provided in their literature. This background was the motivation in this paper to undertake a scientific analysis of the truth or falsehood of their comments. For this, the powerful image processing tools in the MATLAB were relied upon. For image analysis, HSV space, rather than RGB color space, has been often used, and this was followed systematically in the analysis of true color images of Thought Forms with the main objective to identify patterns in two broad categories of Good and Bad.