This short book’s purpose was to introduce Radiesthesia in its purest form to beginners, without delving too deeply into its branches in geology, minerology and medicine etc.
Radiesthesia is not just a casual pastime; it is an advanced scientific tool used for gathering information on living or nonliving objects from a distance (Teleradiesthesia). Radiesthesia has numerous applications.
Origins
Radiesthesia, with roots dating back to ancient Egypt, is an ancient science used for tuning into vibrational frequencies of objects, people, places and energies so as to gather or transmit information or force remotely. This branch of physical science remains invisible to naked eyes but still functions just as powerfully – such as where alchemy and other forces operate.
With calibrated pendulums or other devices sensitive to vibrational frequencies, this knowledge can be used to discover energy, find health issues and locate water and minerals both on-site (radiesthesia) and remotely (tele-radiesthesia). Furthermore, Wilhelm Reich’s breakthrough came via this discovery of Orgone energy.
As humanity increasingly focused on material advancement and technology, BioGeometry became obscure until its revival reemerged as BioGeometry on stable scientific grounds. Now ready to make an impressive leap into the future with solid scientific roots behind it, making accurate predictions based on vibrational laws to create quantum mechanical devices capable of solving life’s toughest problems.
Methods
Radiesthesia works by creating resonance between you and an object of interest, such as using a pendulum sample or mental imagery techniques to establish resonance with it. While traditional laboratory samples only reflect what was happening at the moment of sampling, vibrational samples used in radiesthesia will continue to provide information about energy status over time and distance.
Scientists have devised several methods of gauging vibrational energies. From very basic calibrated pendulum instruments to sophisticated electronic devices that act as extensions of our human energy system, these instruments and devices all utilize the principle of radiesthesia which states that all matter including living organisms, objects, people, and places all emit waves or vibrational frequencies that can be detected by human energy systems.
Radiesthesia was practiced as an exact science in ancient Egypt and later adopted by Jesuit missionaries in Europe to search for herbal remedies and water sources underground. Today it is being rediscovery as its scientific foundation is restored on modern scientific grounding, contributing to BioGeometrical solutions to modern problems while creating an environment friendly to human life.
Applications
Radiesthesia is an interdisciplinary science, encompassing both physical and invisible parts of ancient knowledge. This technique has long been utilized by scientists, pharaonic doctors, Jesuit missionaries and others alike for discovering herbal remedies and underground water sources both on-site (dowsing) and remotely (tele-radiesthesia).
Radiesthesia uses several instruments, most notably a calibrated pendulum. Other instruments with sensitive vibrational properties such as musical and color scales may also be added for use during treatment sessions. Radiesthesia‘s unique vibrational sensitivity enables standardizing qualitative measurements as opposed to quantitative units used by traditional scientific models.
When using radiesthesia to gather information, search for objects, or heal people it is vitally important to have a sample of whatever object or person being measured. This could take the form of physical items like plants or blood samples – or more abstract approaches like using symbolism and visualization techniques to form mental samples of this particular thing that over time and distance reflect its energetic status.
Conclusions
Radiesthetists are skilled in sensing radiations emitted by both living and inert objects, as well as intercepting outside-body radiations for use as medicine to cure illnesses such as arthritis. A pendulum can be an invaluable asset when used this way; even at distance to kill microbes in test tubes!
Ancient Egyptians were familiar with radiesthesia as a highly precise science. Today it is being rediscovery and reestablished after having been neglected over centuries as mankind focused more on material advancements.
Radiesthesia is an accessible science that anyone, of any gender and any age can learn with time, patience and perseverance. Furthermore, becoming proficient can often happen quickly!
Radioesthetica presents many unique challenges, one being autosuggestion. Therefore, it is critical that radiesthetists learn to operate their pendulum with complete independence of thought so as to allow for natural reactions in response to environment rather than simply mental conception of how things should move.
Scientific knowledge supports that humans respond to vibrational patterns. Utilizing special methods, instruments have been created that are sensitive to such vibrational characteristics – from simple calibrated pendulums to sophisticated electronic devices which measure their impact on human energy systems.
Radiesthetists use radiesthesia to locate water sources abroad (dowsing) and gold deposits, for instance in geology every goldmine discovered by modern satellites in Egypt had originally been located and mined using this form of radiation therapy by Pharaonic Geologists using Radiesthesia.
Radiesthesia can also serve as an invaluable aid for physicians when diagnosing illnesses, for instance a headache patient receiving blood sample can have their blood tested by a radiesthetist to ascertain whether their illness has physical causes or psychological or emotional ones; the results obtained will then provide guidance for further treatment of that individual patient.
