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Mathematics, music and mysticism, the three ends, that's again classical trinity.

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Maybe something you shouldn't be talking about.

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You'll get the creeps and the willies.

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We create our energy field.

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It's not something we just have.

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From the boundaries of the universe to the death of your soul.

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Embark on a journey through the unknown and unexplained as we explore mysteries, magic

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and miracles.

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Having spent most of their lives behind bars, do most hardened criminals linger on after

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death?

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Join us as we explore a hundred year old prison to find out.

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Among the living, we'll take a look at auras, the colourful energy said to surround all

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living things.

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If we drop a pebble in a pond, the vibrations ripple outward in circles.

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If we ring a bell, it vibrates in waves.

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Can we see those waves?

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Susan O'Leary investigates how sound can be visually experienced.

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Visual music is an art medium with a long, yet hardly known history.

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Led by Ralph Abraham, a retired mathematics professor from the University of California

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at Santa Cruz, a team of visual artists have been able to more deeply explore the combination

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of music and math.

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This all began about 20 years ago when I was trying to use computers to teach mathematics

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at the University of California.

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What began was a lifelong exploration into new theories of mathematics as it relates

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to music.

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Since my field is dynamics, we had moving pictures in mind which we were at that time

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unable to show on the computer screen.

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Computers are the main instrument in link between the mathematics and music.

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Abraham programmed a computer called MIMI with intricate mathematical formulas to produce

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video images.

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We see mathematical models for sound waves visually and mathematical models for many

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other dynamical phenomenon.

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Mathematical models are used in the sciences as a language and as a means of analyzing

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natural phenomena.

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Through specially designed computers and chaos theory, mathematics can be seen for its beauty.

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This new medium allows people to appreciate the mathematical world through its relation

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to music.

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Ralph Abraham isn't the only one who's been creating a visual form of mathematics and

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music.

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A group called Art Matrix ties in fractals with genetic coding of DNA.

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We use computer graphics to just look around and explore models which are too complicated

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to analyze by the means of traditional mathematics.

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To produce images for a concert held at a cathedral in New York, the computer takes

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sound waves and breaks them down into numbers which are then taken and made into pictures.

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So Ralph, how does all this come together?

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Well, this is a small looking but actually very large computer which is able to do the

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millions of computations per second necessary to draw this picture.

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The color at each point on the screen is computed by an enormous number of computations that

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are part of a mathematical model.

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And at one point on the screen, the color keeps changing in different ways that are determined

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by the mathematical model.

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And the color actually represents a number.

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It might be a number between 1 and 10.

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And when it's closer to 10, it's red.

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And when it's closer to zero, it's blue.

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So where does the music fit in?

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To coordinate the sound, the oral music with the picture requires an artistic act of composition.

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That's where Amy comes in.

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She does composition with a written score, with elaborate plans.

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And with this, the screen of this computer is an elaborate flow diagram that shows where

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all the data is going and all the computations being done on it.

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So all of this tremendously complex network is involved in translating the picture into

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the sound.

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Well, behind the scenes here, behind the pictures, behind the sounds are the numbers

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in the mathematical model.

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And that's where Peter comes in.

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Peter, could you show us?

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In other words, the silicon graphics generates a bunch of numbers that we feed into the Macintosh.

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Musical instruments generate numbers we feed into the Macintosh.

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The Macintosh combines those and controls the synthesizer to make the sounds that we

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hear.

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And we discover amazing things which we can't express in words or symbols.

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They're just these unusual moving pictures.

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Thanks to music, that's a classical partnership.

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So every science, physical science, biological science, social science, every science has

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mathematical models.

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And they're all using basically the same kind of models.

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And those are the ones that we're studying.

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Mathematics, music, and mysticism, the three M's, that's again the classical trinity.

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Through the Middle Ages, when every student studied algebra, geometry, music, and astronomy.

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So these four things, the motions of the planets and the motions of waves and the sea and the

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resonance of sound waves, and we hear them all of this, was seen as aspects of mathematics.

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I also just want to share with people the beauty of mathematics, which has been invisible

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until computer graphics came along.

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Now not only mathematicians see in their minds eye, but anybody can see on the screen.

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Well he said anyone could do it, so I thought I'd give it a try.

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Am I making any pictures over there?

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Not yet.

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Clearly the sound waves have to be created before you can have the images.

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But once there's music, there's beauty.

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Crops circles are mysterious formations that appear overnight in fields throughout the world.

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Not being broken, tall, corn, or grain stalks spiral outwards in beautiful patterns.

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While some believe crop circles are hoaxed, others think they are landing pads for alien spacecraft.

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But circles found recently in England turned out to be universal mathematical symbols.

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Because of the complexity of these new circles, researchers believe the symbols to be a form

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of communication to mankind.

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Terrifying tales of a brutal murderer and cannibal still haunt the small town of Rawlins, Wyoming.

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Can a prisoner's cruel past condemn him to his cell for all eternity?

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Our story starts here at the Wyoming Frontier Prison, formerly the state penitentiary.

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The prison closed in 1981, but some believe the spirits of a few inmates still remain behind the prison walls.

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Some of the worst murderers in the history of Wyoming spent their last days in the death house before their execution.

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This is the death house, and I think this place in history feels a lot different than any place else in the prison.

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The one that really scares me is the guy in the back side.

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This cell belonged to, I think, the worst murder in the history of Wyoming.

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When we do night tours, his camel always burns brighter or dimmer than any of the others.

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I don't know, I feel a little uncomfortable talking about it.

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There's many times the hair on your back will stand up.

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You're fully aware that something is there, what you don't know.

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Pixley is tremendously scary.

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Even when you're doing tours and you're talking about him, as a tour guide, you always get a sense that this is maybe something you shouldn't be talking about.

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You'll get the creeps and the willies, and the candles will flicker.

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His will be straight, the other candles of the night tours will flicker.

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There's definitely something in his story, I'm sure.

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The last execution, Andrew Pixley in 1965, he was the youngest guy executed here, he was 22 years old.

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When he was executed, they wanted to make sure that there was no leaks in the gas chamber.

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Usually they go by a pig, but this time they went out onto the streets of Rollins and they found a stray black cat.

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And they executed it.

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Black cats supposedly haunts the penitentiary.

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I was running out of a block one night after I came out of the cell, and I was running around and this black cat darted out in front of me.

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And he went around the corner and another tour guide, Molly, was waiting for me there and it darted out in front of her and it just disappeared.

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And every once in a while we see him, but he's lurking around every night tour.

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The one that scares me is the guy who was in the middle cell, Andrew Pixley.

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He was 21 years old when he came into the most horrible murder in the history of Wyoming.

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Family from Chicago on a ski vacation, Jackson Hall.

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He murdered two little girls.

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There was evidence of cannibalism.

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The beatings were so horrible.

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Their elements of Pixley's case, that in my opinion are almost worse than Jeffrey Dahmer.

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He had the least witnesses.

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He had the most ministers.

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He was praying right at the time of his execution. He was baptized just for his execution.

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Andrew Pixley was described as the perfect psychopath.

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He had no conscience at all.

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He didn't remember any of the heinous crimes committed when they found him in the room covered with blood.

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His execution was carried out shortly after midnight, December the 10th, 1965, in the prison gas chamber.

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Andrew Pixley took longer to die than any other man in the death house.

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He lived twice as long as all the others in the gas chamber.

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Let me say it takes longer to kill evil.

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And I'm convinced this guy was pure evil.

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I'm not a big proponent of capital punishment, but this Pixley character, he scares me to death because the crime was so horrible.

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Here's the prison gas chamber.

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Mechanics of the gas chamber.

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The warden pulled a pin on the side, dropped this handle.

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A bag full of cyanide pellets rolled into acid below the chair.

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Prisoner was unconscious in 10 to 15 seconds.

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They were all dead within three minutes, except for Andrew Pixley.

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The witnesses were in the back room.

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For the first execution, there were 47 people in this room.

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By the time Andrew Pixley was executed in 1965, there were 13 people.

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They changed the seals around the windows before the execution.

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And then, as I said before, they test the gas chamber to make sure it's working all right.

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We don't give tours in December.

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I'd been sitting in my office, I'd been researching the executions.

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We were doing a new display on the executions.

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I had a head full of stories of executions, but I didn't have all the dates.

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And I came up here.

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Oh, it was getting kind of late and I needed a flashlight to read the dates of the walls in the hanging room.

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I was writing to the dates with my flashlight and hand, and my flashlight drifted over and I caught the black eyes of Andrew Pixley.

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As I looked deep into his eyes for the first time, I thought, there's something different about this guy.

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I'd never thought about it before.

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Something evil, possessed, demonic.

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At the instant I thought that, I swear to you, I heard something.

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I didn't recognize it at first, but behind me I heard the faint sound of crying, not just crying.

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Young girls crying, and the sound of the crying was coming from the gas chamber.

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I was scared to death.

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Fumbling with my keys, I turned around, I'm walking to get out of here as fast as I can.

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When I got outside, and I thought about this, I mean, why just at that moment did I hear the crying, and why did I hear it then?

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And then I heard the church bells ringing a few blocks over, the Catholic Church.

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And the first thing I thought was Andrew Pixley had renounced the Catholic faith shortly before his death.

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And then I realized it was December 10th, December 10th, 1965.

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His execution was just a few minutes after midnight that day.

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Andrew Pixley's sentence was death, but his soul is the grim reminder that not all is at peace.

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Also known as human rainbows, auras emanate from the human body, indicating physical, emotional, and mental well-being.

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James Romanovich investigates auras to see what they reveal about us and those around us.

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People have been speculating over the presence of auras for thousands of years.

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Are auras still a mystery, or has it become a scientific reality?

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An aura scientifically, it is considered an electrical magnetic energy field.

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It is an energy that moves around any life form.

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It's a hologram of colors, first of all, that flows around the body.

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These colors that are around us, it's like a universal computer, and they really tell things about us and our personality,

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mentally, physically, spiritually.

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Each of these colors represent a specific personality trait of a person.

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Red, for instance, shows vitality, physical health and passion.

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Blue indicates a communication ability and creative essence, and yellow represents personal power and or highly developed intellect.

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Orange is a healing color because it is a color of change.

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Silver indicates personal power, and gold is the color of success.

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These are only a few of the many colors in your auras. What else can they tell about you?

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You can see everything in an aura.

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In the typical aura, if you look directly behind someone's head, there's an area that we call the past life triangle.

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And in that area, you can see many past lives.

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Future lives, sometimes you can see further out in the aura.

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Everything that is in this energy field is a reflection of us, the experiences that we've had in life,

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the things we brought in with us, and probably extremely importantly is the genetic influence from our biological parents.

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When people are very emotionally upset, you can see it, and it almost looks like they're sweating, and energy is pouring off of them.

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Feminine energy and masculine energy definitely reflects in the aura.

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It is a different programming. In other words, the energy can tell me if a person's male or female, whether I can see the person or not.

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Now also, in the feminine energy, there is an area that shows the reproductive system, and obviously the man doesn't have that.

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People are beginning to realize that they can take pictures of the aura.

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There are different ways to measure or display the energy field of a person.

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One very known technology is Kirlian photography, which was developed in Russia in the 30s and 40s.

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Kirlian photography is using high voltage. So basically it's a high voltage, high frequency type of photography.

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This is a Kirlian photograph of a healthy elbow changing dramatically after an accidental shock to it.

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In this Kirlian photograph, the fingertip of a relaxed person shows an even blue and white energy field.

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The same fingertip's energy field changes as the individual gets emotionally charged, and then the energy field changes to a red blotch as anger sets in.

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This fingertip shows an individual focusing on thoughts of warmth and love.

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Here the fingertips of two individuals are placed side by side. They are asked to imagine a sexual fantasy with each other.

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The red color shows the emotional arousal and a blending of their individual energy fields.

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By feedback or aura imaging, it's displaying more of the emotional psychological patterns within our energy field.

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This more modern method of photographing the aura ranges from aura imaging photographs to computers, showing the color of your aura and telling you what it means.

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I think it's very, very essential to understand how our energy field is, what energy level we are, and how can we change it.

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The energy that we put out, the way we vibrate determines what we get back in our life.

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And if you learn how to change, our vibration will learn to change our reality.

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A healthy person will be surrounded by shining bright colors.

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In contrast, a person who feels depressed or sick will have a muddy, dim and unbalanced color in his aura.

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If we learn how to change our energy field, basically we learn how to stay healthy, we learn how to create the reality that we want.

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The clear-side healing technique is called laying out of hands.

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It is an ancient name for healing a person by working with their energy to create a healthy mind and body.

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With this technique, energy is transmitted from healer to patient.

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There are seven layers of the aura, okay?

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And they keep moving around your body, and as long as they keep moving, you're what we call clear, or your energy keeps moving clearly.

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And if they stop, then you become a little bit blocked.

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And when you become a little bit blocked, then the healer, the person who has learned to move energy, comes in and moves the energy so that it keeps moving again.

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At clear-side, healers clean out a patient's ores, which is the energy field.

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First they pull out negative energy, then when the energy is clean, they fill the patients with gold energy in order to bring them to the highest level of physical and mental health.

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Obviously, if you can see how disease moves in and you learn how to feel energy, you can move that disease out just as easily.

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Ooh, starting to go orange. My healing. Great.

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We can heal ourselves with many problems, emotional, physical, mental, but more than that, we can get to a higher level where we can really change the whole way the human race behaves.

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We create our energy field. It's part of us. It's not something we just have.

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I believe anybody can learn to see the energy around people.

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Now that we are able to see our ores, we can create the perfect energy field.

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Not only can it help us to heal ourselves, but also to form the best relationships with each other.

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Didn't Albert Einstein best sum it up when he said, matter is energy, and we are all energy beings?

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In Hindu belief, there are points on the human body where the physical and spiritual bodies are joined.

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Each point is a cluster of psychic energy called a chakra, for the seven main chakras, all directly connected to physical health.

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The lotus of a thousand petals, or the seventh chakra, is considered to be a halo.

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When it is activated, it brings supreme spiritual and mental perfection.

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As you go through your week, take a moment to consider the life energies around yourself and others.

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May your light shine brightly.

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I'm Patrick McNeigh. Join me next time for more mysteries, magic and miracles.

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