Bruce Copen created two significant innovations during this era; first the Coloronic Instrument for holding color rates radionically; then in 1967 a portable Chromotherapy Colour Lamp.
Copen radionic instruments provide practitioners with an opportunity to investigate at physical level, operate at astral and mental levels and also imprint homeopathic globules onto electronic carrier substances using radionic rates.
The Story of Bruce Copen
Bruce Copen was an early pioneer of radionics, having established his lab in 1947 in Brighton/Sussex in England. Specializing in developing quality radionic instruments and becoming internationally renowned as an authority on radiesthesia, electronic homeopathy, spiritual healing and metaphysics he left an indelible mark upon quantum medicine with his instruments being utilized by various practitioners worldwide.
He began his career by developing radionic soil analysers, such as the Model Y which remained in production for over 20 years. Subsequently he invented both radionic colour healing instruments and an Electro Vibro Potentiser; latter enabling users to store any remedy information onto neutral transporter material for later reproduction.
He was also an adept dowser, popularizing pendulum use for spiritual exploration through writing numerous books and articles on this topic. Additionally, he advocated adult education – helping establish the British Radionics Association while serving as Editor for many respected journals like Radiesthesia and Natural Therapeutics Journals.
Copen was known for his innovative approaches in physics and subtle energy throughout his career. A multifaceted figure, in addition to designing and building quality radionic instruments he published over 60 books covering topics in psychology, homeopathy, naturopathy, metaphysics and more. This passion led him into knighthood of Sovereign Order of Saint John of Jerusalem before passing suddenly away at home in Sussex England in 1998.
The Coloronic Instrument
Copen developed the world’s first color healing instrument in the 1960s. This revolutionary tool held color rates radiophonically broadcast, opening up new ways of diagnosing and treating ailments.
Radionics is an alternative medical system based on the belief that electromagnetic radiation emitted by living matter can be detected and used to diagnose illness remotely via complex electrical devices, sometimes known as electronic homeopathy.
Radionics practitioners rely on the pendulum, commonly referred to as the dowsing rod, as their main tool when practicing this form of therapy. The pendulum allows practitioners to ask questions of the body while also indicating the presence of subtle energetic forms known as suble energy; such forms could include auras, electromagnetic fields, etheric bodies or informational patterns.
Radionic analysis involves placing a patient specimen (hair, blood spot or food sample from their client) at the center of an instrument and moving its sensor stepwise down a set list on its front panel to measure rates set out there. Based on this analysis of results obtained, your therapist can then prescribe appropriate remedies based on what results have been observed.
Radionics has many practical uses. Some examples are finding water, precious minerals, harmful geological radiation zones (“geopathological interference zones”) or missing persons. Radionics instruments may also be used to test food compatibility or harmonize rooms to balance bioenergetic fields of individuals or rebalance homeopathic remedies.
Radionic instruments come in various models that can help users heal on physical, astral and mental planes. With ASL potentisers it is possible to store the specific informational content of homoeopathic remedies on carrier substances like globules or alcohol for easy retrieval when necessary.
Bruce Copen was known for creating superior radionic instruments as well as being an avid researcher in radiesthesia, electronic homeopathy and other therapeutic methods. He wrote numerous books on these subjects as well as being a popular lecturer. Additionally, he founded the British Radionics Association and edited magazines such as Seeker and Natural Therapeutics before his sudden passing away in 1998.
The Chromotherapy Colour Lamp
In the 1970’s, Chromotherapy Colour Lamp was first created. Utilizing no filters whatsoever, this lamp became the pioneer in its field and remains at the top of its game today. Used to rebalance human auric fields by infusing subtle vibrational frequencies of colors into human energy fields, Chromotherapy Color Lamp can help those suffering from SAD, insomnia or any sleeping disorders as well as rashes, fibromyalgia inflammation depression or anxiety find relief using this tool.
Bruce Copen’s prolific writing encompassed over sixty books covering subjects as diverse as psychology, homeopathy, dowsing, metaphysics and naturopathy. Additionally, he dedicated time and energy to searching for lost persons or objects as an aid to Scotland Yard investigations.
All of our high tech health far infrared sauna models feature medical-grade chromotherapy lighting pre-installed, including 96 LED lights that can be individually controlled via remote. Rich shades of purple can help soothe and calm you while relieving stress and depression; blue lights stimulate skin blood circulation for healing infections; green is soothing for digestive issues including stomach/bowel problems while yellow lights help break down bilirubin production in liver conditions.
The Electro Vibro Potentiser
Copen created his instrument after experimenting with the Chromotherapy Colour Lamp and studying radionic techniques to imprint homeopathic rates onto globules, alcohol dilutions or carrier substances via radionic means. This allows practitioners to access different levels of reality like Astral Level or Mental Level for effective practice.
As well as his pioneering work in homeopathy and other forms of energy healing, he wrote extensively on various metaphysical subjects. Additionally, he was well known as a dowser, lending his services when Westminster Abbey lost the Coronation Stone on Christmas day 1950. Additionally, he founded the British Radionics Association and served as editor for multiple esteemed journals such as Radiesthesia Journal of Radiesthesia Natural Therapeutics Seeker etc.
His published works focused on radionics, dowsing, homeopathy, psychology and metaphysics. Additionally, he established his own radionics laboratory which combined traditional craftsmanship with modern electronic components to produce devices which combined principles from various fields of science and healing.
Copen’s y-model radionic computer was the first digital device designed to assist practitioners. Over time, more advanced models with greater frequency capabilities and storage for homeopathic remedies followed it.
This feature has proven extremely valuable, enabling a new generation of radionics practitioners to use the device more efficiently. Later, in the 1990s, more progressive models were released with features such as Energy Memory that allow practitioners to save multiple remedy rates within its system – something unique among radionics machines such as ASLD90 and Automatic Selector Potentiser models.
Bruce Copen died in 1998, yet his legacy lives on through the many tools he designed to balance subtle energies and promote personal development. A visionary who combined ancient wisdom with cutting-edge technology, emphasizing resonance healing. Today his instruments continue to be made at Bruce Copen laboratories by skilled technicians combining traditional wooden casings with sophisticated electronic components.
