Retracted: Effect of Thought Forms on Human Biofields: Using Spectral Analysis

The emerging field of biophotonics has enormous potential for applications in social life. This is due to acceptance of existence of biofield together with advances made in imaging techniques. In addition, experiments show that thoughts can alter the DNA (biofield) of some materials, and even human biofields. Decades ago, Theosophical Society published thought forms and human biofield images of persons in real situations with comments of ‘Good and/or Bad’ with regard to the nature and behavior of individuals. Three parameters, Color, Shape, and Outline, were said to be jointly responsible for these comments. The theosophists and biophysicists share a common view that biophotons have spectral properties, the former without proof, though. These two factors, (a) effect of thoughts on biofields and (b) similarities of views in spectral properties, provided the motivation for experiments to test the truth on image processing platform. Using spectral analyses in experiments on images of thought forms and biofields from theosophical texts, the difference between the two has been explained. Thresholds of Hue found responsible for identifying thought forms images in ‘Bad’ patterns in author’s previous report have been used for wavelength determination, noting that Hue represents wavelength of single color Hue. The threshold parameters converted into wavelengths are then used as identifiers of patterns ‘Good or Bad’ in both biofields and thought forms images. Also, experiments show that thought forms can change the biofields. This first-of- its kind investigations shows the prospects of applications in social, medical, and security areas.