Medical Radiesthesia and Acupuncture
Medical radiesthesia practitioners following in the footsteps of Guyon Richards’s groundbreaking work can discover many disease conditions and find remedies which, although they may not be simillimums, go further than standard homoeopathic prescribing.
Diagnostic Techniques
Radiesthetic diagnosis typically does not focus on classifying or labelling any case in the same way that an orthodox medical diagnosis would. Instead, radiesthetic diagnosis seeks to understand what forces may have contributed to its formation.
Radiesthesia utilizes either a pendulum or similar instrument to detect these energies; sometimes even hands may be employed. This divination technique, often called dowsing, is known as radiesthesia and used in various forms of psionic medicine and healing modalities. For optimal radiesthesia results it is vital that samples of an object or person taken as thoroughly as possible just like samples are collected for laboratory analysis in traditional medical practice.
Radiesthetic practitioners can utilize various instruments to assist them in their search for energy patterns in objects or patients, from simple calibrated pendulums to more sophisticated electronic devices.
One of the key tools of radioesthesia was created by French Jesuit priest Abbe Mermet: it became one of the primary tools Jesuit missionaries used when searching for herbal remedies abroad, and is still used widely today (Dowsing).
An essential aspect of using radiesthetic techniques correctly is being under the guidance of an experienced radiesthetic therapist, due to their vibrational levels allowing anyone who doesn’t fully understand their workings to interfere with it easily.
Albert Abrams developed one of the most useful systems for detecting disease energy patterns – radionics – which is now utilized by many hospitals and private practices around the world. Radionics works based on an observation that all diseases emit their own radiation signature that can be identified using appropriate instruments using radioesthetic methods. Abrams was something of a genius who contributed greatly to modern radionic work through his discoveries.
Treatment Techniques
Scientific culture often finds it fashionable to discredit or explain away miracles found in the New Testament, yet mankind is slowly coming around to recognizing radiesthesia, a healing technique originating in space that works by emitting radiation directly. With it one can see, even dimly at first, that an uninterrupted continuum of vibration and radiation extends from so-called dead matter right up through flesh and blood octaves to stores mental processes and etheric energies stored deep within.
Radioesthesia has been proposed as an approach for detecting radiation given off by pathogenic microorganisms and it seems likely that radionic work will eventually enable doctors to match treatments more precisely to specific diseases’ radiation signatures. Unfortunately, few radionic instruments currently exist which can do this, although the late Guyon Richards pioneered medical radiesthesia here and was something of a genius; his research led directly to today’s radionic techniques.
Radioesthetists will soon be able to use this science for treatment at distance as well as locally. All that’s necessary for successful diagnostic use is for there to be a radiative link between patient and bloodspot or whatever diagnosis tool being employed; we will discuss this further down.
Radiesthetists must carefully research each patient with an in-depth radiesthetic analysis (radionic instrumentation). He should select remedies which have proven successful at relieving disease conditions discovered, toning up deficient organs, and balancing endocrines. When choosing medicines that may prove counterproductive – for instance Sepia may seem effective against fungoid invasions but this medication can worsen symptoms of pityriasis versicolor and ringworm.
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is a therapeutic practice involving inserting needles at specific points on the body to clear energy channels and restore balance to energy systems. A mainstay of traditional Chinese medicine, it views our bodies as delicate equilibriums of opposing forces known as yin and yang that cannot exist apart. According to this healing tradition, disease occurs when these forces become imbalanced, using needles stimulate natural self-healing processes restores this equilibrium, alleviates pain, and enables healing.
Western medical scientists view acupuncture from an entirely different angle. According to their theory, they believe it triggers the release of various substances including endorphins, immune system cells, and neurotransmitters which alter how your brain interprets pain signals as well as affect involuntary central nervous functions like blood flow regulation and temperature regulation. Both World Health Organization and National Institutes of Health recognize acupuncture’s efficacy for treating various conditions including addiction, headaches, menstrual cramps, carpal tunnel syndrome asthma low back pain hot flashes osteoarthritis among others.
Physiotherapists employ various styles of acupuncture in treating patients. Myofascially-based acupuncture, often employed when treating sports injuries, involves touching the meridian lines to identify tender points where energy flow has been blocked off. Another popular form is electro-acupuncture which uses low-level electrical currents to stimulate acupuncture points – making this approach especially suitable for sensitive individuals or those suffering from needle phobia or young children.
Acupressure, another form of acupuncture, involves using pressure from fingers of a physiotherapist on specific acupoints in the neck and lower back. It’s especially effective at relaxing soft tissues of these areas and can be useful when needles cannot be administered for extended periods. It may be used by those too sensitive to receive traditional needle acupuncture treatments as well as patients unable to sit still for lengthy periods.
Acupuncture, acupressure and moxibustion all work to enhance the body’s natural ability to heal itself, helping reduce or even eliminate the need for medication and surgery in some chronic illnesses. They also accelerate physical injury recovery times when used alongside other physiotherapy modalities for speedier recuperation times.
Homoeopathy
Homeopathy uses natural substances from minerals, plants and animals as medicine for treating body conditions. Small doses of these substances stimulate the body’s own healing systems. Homeopathy’s name derives from two Greek words homoion (similar) and pathos (disease or suffering). Homeopaths believe in “like cures like”; thus the aim is to find a remedy that matches your symptoms as closely as possible before administering very small doses to you directly.
Radiesthetic techniques offer an effective means for homeopaths and homeopaths to locate effective remedies more efficiently, combined with their knowledge of Materia Medica, so as to ensure the correct one is chosen and applied.
Homeopaths begin their consultation by inquiring into a patient’s past medical history, including illnesses and treatments they’ve undergone, family health history and lifestyle factors as well as any inoculations or vaccinations they’ve been given, since many times their symptoms could have arisen due to vaccinations given long ago.
Traditional methods for finding effective homoeopathic remedies required practitioners to devote significant time and attention to studying each case’s symptomatology; but with radioesthetic testing this time requirement can be dramatically decreased.
Radioaesthesia provides homoeopaths with one of the greatest advantages in their practice – being able to pinpoint where homeopathic remedies will have an impact on a nervous system, thus helping them avoid misusing remedies where they won’t do any good.
Radiesthesia aids homeopaths by pinpointing areas where there may be weaknesses or imbalances, which is essential as homoeopathic remedies often target these underlying conditions. This is particularly true for mental and emotional spheres; for instance, Dr. Edward Bach conducted research at University College Hospital and London Homoeopathic Hospital using bacteria-cultured cultured cultured cultures from rural settings; his remedies have since become widely used by physicians, homoeopaths, radionic practitioners etc.
