Dowsing (radiesthesia) is an ancient skill used to locate inanimate objects and living beings alike, such as groundwater sources and environmental stressors that impact well-being.
Utilizing this technique enables me to detect any imbalances in your energy field and help find an ideal flower essence to support your healing journey.
Pendulums
The pendulum is perhaps the most widespread tool used in radioesthesia. Found everywhere from playground swings to old clocks, pendulums can be extremely captivating when swinging back and forth consistently – this makes them extremely mesmerizing! Even though pendulums appear simple enough at first glance, their intricate mechanisms require careful consideration for optimal use. Despite being relatively straightforward devices, pendulums can often prove challenging to manage effectively.
Pendulums require strings long enough to complete one complete cycle before reaching their endpoint, similar to how swing chains on playground swings have different lengths; this explains why we see different length chains; different chains take longer to move back and forth than similar-length ones do. Pendulums can be constructed of different materials (usually brass or crystal), each having an impactful size-related impact on their frequency of movements.
Galileo conducted numerous experiments with pendulums to gain more knowledge about how they functioned, discovering that length and bob weight had the greatest influence on its swing. These two constants can be considered constants of pendulum movement.
One method of using a pendulum to gain insight into vibrational states at a distance, known as dowsing. Jesuit missionaries used this type of radioesthesia in foreign lands to locate herbal remedies and underground water sources.
To achieve this goal, the pendulum must first be tuned – an endeavor accomplished using an astrological chart and mathematical formulas. An astrological chart helps pinpoint where gravity will exert itself at any particular moment in its circular path of bob’s motion while mathematical formulas allow dowsers to ascertain how long is required for one full cycle of pendulum swinging.
Pendulums for dowsing require you to have an open and uncluttered mind in order to effectively filter out external noise. One effective method of doing this is sitting in a quiet room away from phones, computers, televisions and other distractions; soft non-lyrical music may also assist with this as can light meditation. Once ready to begin dowsing with pendulums, users should center themselves and pose questions they wish answered by the pendulums.
Antennas
Antennas are one of the cornerstones of radioesthesia; they connect every radio transmitter and receiver. An antenna picks up radio signals from the air and converts them into voltage for recovery by receivers. An antenna’s radiation includes both electric and magnetic fields; depending on its construction it could either have capacitance or inductance characteristics – in either case its oscillating magnetic field induces voltage into any circuit connected to it that it connects to. This voltage, known as radiation impedance, changes with frequency and wavelength.
Antennas can be constructed out of almost any material, with metal being the most prevalent choice. Gold is an excellent conductor but costly; copper or brass tends to oxidize easily while iron makes an inexpensive but strong core choice. Although antennas come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, all work the same way.
Dipole antennas consist of two elements positioned at right angles to each other and when used for receiving they produce an output pattern characterized by horizontal polarization in directions coplanar with its elements, circular polarization perpendicular to that plane and elliptical polarization in other directions. A dipole has an 8-10dBi gain and are widely utilized within wireless communication systems today.
All objects, living and nonliving alike, emit radiation. Therefore, when measuring any object or person it is crucial to take samples such as blood samples for laboratory analysis just as medical practitioners do with blood, tissue samples or urine specimens.
Unidirectional traveling-wave antennas consist of straight wires one to several wavelengths long that are suspended near the ground, then terminated on either end with resistors equal in ohmage to its characteristic impedance (typically 400800 ohms). Such antennas are commonly used for receiving skywaves reflected off of the ionosphere for shortwave “skip” communication over long distances and as part of radionics dowsing techniques.
Charts or Cadrans
Some radiesthesia practitioners utilize charts as a tool for asking and receiving answers to their questions, as well as testing the reliability of their pendulums, deciphering dowsing signals received and creating charts themselves by writing possible responses on sheets of paper before folding up and saving their results for querying over each folded sheet with their pendulum before querying each folded sheet and saving its results before querying each pendulum sheet separately to compare responses against them and confirm accuracy of responses given.
Every matter or living being emits its own distinctive radiesthetic colour that defines it, although this does not always correspond with its visible hue. Each organ, for instance, often exhibits its own individual radiesthetic hue that does not correspond directly with any disease affecting that organ. Medical radiesthesia is a scientific technique employed by physicians, geologists, chemists, animal breeders and electronic engineers as part of their daily work activities.
Charts or cadrans (French for “dowsing rods”) are useful tools that can help to determine the corresponding colors for various substances and diseases, identify causes for any ailments as well as possible remedies, as well as discovering new elements that can assist with healing.
Radiesthesia‘s results can be powerful when approached with clear intent and healthy energies, aiding people to find greater success both professionally and personally, including finding their ideal partners. However, this practice should not be considered a replacement for medical diagnosis.
As our reactions to different events or situations can change with time, it is crucial that a dowser keeps practicing and learning more about his art. He should avoid performing tests when in a state of extreme emotion or fatigue, practice his technique by using different question types such as yes/no questions regularly for practice, and test his answers regularly to ensure they remain valid – eventually answering even complex queries accurately and confidently.
Scales
A musical scale is an ordered series of notes ordered according to their fundamental frequency or pitch, usually ascending or descending and sometimes with sharps and flats thrown in for good measure. A scale may ascend or descend and contain sharps or flats, and can be played on any instrument. Scales are often used in music to determine pitch as well as teaching music theory – most frequently major and minor scales but there are many others which can create unique and intriguing sounds as well as aid with learning theory.
Certain individuals possess an uncanny sensitivity to emissions (radiations, waves, pulses and fields) emitted from various objects and bodies – an ability known as radiesthesia.
Ancient Egyptians practiced radiesthesia as a precise science, making it useful today in divining water, finding creatures both living and dead, locating objects such as treasure, medical examinations, parapsychological investigations and medical diagnosis. Pharaonic pendulums in particular were highly accurate instruments used by Pharaohs to locate treasure hidden thousands of miles away!
Physical radiesthesia involves the use of instruments like pendulums, tuning forks and other devices as well as methods to detect geopathic lines in homes or offices. Lecher antenna and French universal pendulum can both provide reliable results quickly.
Musical scales are one of the most beloved tools of radiesthesia, providing musicians with an invaluable platform on which they can compose melodies and riffs. Commonly referred to as pentatonic scales, they can be found throughout every musical culture on earth; there are also dissonant chromatic scales which should only be used sparingly.
Some scales, like the augmented and diminished scales, can be identified by their lack of certain notes; other scales can be more intricate like the chromatic scale composed of sharp and flat notes; it’s important that musicians familiarize themselves with all these scales so they can experiment when writing music compositions.
