Scintillation generally involves quiet high energy (E=hv) and thus
photons are generally emitted .. like when a radioactive source emits
electrons which hit a phosphorescent element, and then energy is picked
up and measured. From that one can tell how much energy is given off.
If that is what Tom is referring to.. that we give off electrons like
a radio active source, I doubt that he'll get far.
v/r Ken
> We've developed a new product called the "Freeze-Framer: Emotional
Management Enhancer" http://www.freezeframer.com that is very popular.
Shows heart rate and heart "entrainment ratios" with three games. Lots of
biofeedback practitioners are starting to use it, as well as educators and
others.
>
> Rollin McCraty, Institute of HeartMath's director of research, has the
following question that you and KeelyNet folks may have an answer for:
>
> "I'm looking for an instrument that is reported to measured subtle fields
that works on a scintillation type process - you put your finger in an
enclosed (dark) shroud. Have you heard anything about this?"
>
> If you have any ideas on this, I'd appreciate hearing them.
>
> Tom - tom@heartmath.com
>
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