Operating princirles of the "MbGA aura sensor" device

This system, mainly, evaluates data useful for biofeedback, such as, for instance, electrical activity on the skin and left hand temperature. Such data is evaluated and processed via the software, and is interpreted as an illustration of a person’s emotional and energetic condition. All psychophysiological data is evaluated via a biosensor that allows the most accurate determination and display of aura colours, chakra information and other vital aspects.

The aura display systems are designed on the basis of biofeedback technology. During many years these technologies have been improving, and now a biofeedback sensor displays data with maximal accuracy. Thus, any user can have a concrete visual representation of their aura. The system reproduces graphs on biodata, emotional state and other indicators as additional information.

The information received is meant to help people know more about themselves, as well as be supplementary during a medical check-up, especially in non-traditional medicine.

What is biofeedback?

Biofeedback is a technology that consists of research, non-medicinal, physiological, prophylactic and remedial procedures, during which, via the external chain of biofeedback organised mainly using microprocessor or computer technology, a person is presented with information on the condition and changes of various physiological processes. Visual, auditory, tactile and other stimulating signals are used, allowing the development of self-regulating skills as a result of training and increasing the lability of regulatory mechanisms.

The system was tested by hundreds of doctors, healers, psychics, parapsychologists and Reiki masters. Beginning in 1996. The value of our technology was proven many times in various scientific publications.

Changes in the aura that happened due to shifts in emotional, physical and mental conditions are quite notable during the process of using a variety of practices and therapies, using products. A few indicators are usually used for biofeedback. One of them is the galvanic skin response (GSR) (that is also called skin conductance or electrodermal activity) that shows electrical changes on the surface of the skin during the activation of sympathic nervous system.

Galvanic skin response (recently many psychophysiologists reject the term, rather using a more accurate “EDA” (electrodermal activity), is a systemic illustration of the body’s condition, whereby its detection, specifically in psychophysiological research that is oriented at the evaluation of individual particularities of psychoemotional reaction, is not only desired but essential. It is related to indicators of shifts in attention and emotions.

The wide use of this method when analysing functional conditions of a person is particularly conditioned, by the fact that GSR characteristics illustrate the particularities of the regulating influences on the vegetative processes taking place in the body, in terms of both the brain and the spinal cord, quite well. Since the GSR characteristics illustrate accurately the activation level of the central nervous system structures, connected to individual particularities, as well as physical, mental and emotional loads, they are often used as a direct and continuous indicator of the state of wakefulness. It is noted that GSR reflects the range of emotions, needs and the importance of signals affecting a person in more detail than any other component of orientation response. As such, its characteristics reach sufficient statistical reliability, which allows the characteristics to be used during scientific research, as well during practice.

It has long been proven that electroskin impedance is highly sensitive to physical and psychological changes in the human body. Any local changes and processes in the human body influence electroskin impedance. It has been proven, that human electroskin impedance increases during the state of relaxation and decreases during active states.

GSR is widely used to study the activity of the vegetative nervous system, to determine particularities of psychophisiological reactions and to research character traits. GSR is widely used in psychophysiological, physiological and clinical physiological research as a highly sensitive, simple and technically easy to determine indicator of the nervous system activity level, as well as to evaluate the neuropsychic tension of a person. The increased interest in GSR can be explained by the fact that the use of these reactions allows to open the “window into subconscious processes” and illustrate “the intensity of conscious worries” as well as “psychological importance” of external effects.

The “Krasnov phenomenon” is well known – being the effect of a change in the difference of potential skin impedance due to orientation response and emotions. It is of particular importance, that subconscious, emotionally important stimuli, cannot cause a verbal reaction, but will cause a galvanic skin response, cannot cause a motor response, but can indirectly influence the reaction speed to subsequent stimuli.

The skin is one of the more intricately organised organs in the human body. It adds to the function of internal organs, in particular discharges products that are not discharged by lungs and kidneys. Skin is somewhat of a breathing organ. The epidermis is a good barrier to a plethora of hazardous substances, pathogens and etc. Skin also plays an important role in heat transfer. Moreover, intensive metabolic activity takes place in the skin.

Therefore, the electrical activity of the skin is directly dependant on the electromagnetic and other fields that dissect human body tissues. This fact allows the discussion of the theory of the existence of skin impedance reactions, leaving GSR reactions depending on field (in essence – informational) processes.