Conceptual Design of Next Generation Security System Based on Thought Form Image Patterns

Research on biophotons imaging techniques has now advanced to a level where it is possible to capture biophotons in true color two-dimensional image form. On the other hand, biophysicists have proved that thought process has definite impact on biophotons emission from human biofield. These two developments are enough to predict the prospects of development of a next generation security system to protect the vital sensitive installations and precious human lives without the need of the present day frisking and scanner aided security system. This paper is devoted to describe a conceptual design for such a security system. To demonstrate its functioning, true color images of thought forms from Theosophical Society literature are used. Most of the images were used in experiments for recognition of their patterns in our three recent papers where it was shown that thought forms had patterns of human behavior which matched with the comments attributed to the images in theosophical texts. These images were captured by theosophists using their power of clairvoyance, and published nearly 100 years ago. The three factors, viz., (i) patterns recognition in our papers, (ii) advances made in biophotons imaging techniques, and (iii) changes in thought process resulting in changes in human biofield, are the essential components on which a conceptual design of the next generation security system is proposed.