Grounding a radionic instrument is important and cuts down broadcast times. The black “ground” connecting jack on the connector panel found on the left side of the Workstation should be connected to a copper grounding rod.
Set the rate dials to the desired rates, and if equipped with a bank switch illuminate the green indicator lamp.
The Kelly Personal Instrument
The Kelly Personal Instrument is a scalar wave radionics machine designed to allow the operator to broadcast a pattern of information-as-energy over a large area. It is one of the most popular and effective models available today, and it includes a wide range of rate dials for broadcasting different types of energy patterns. It also offers a variety of power options to accommodate different operating environments and applications.
The name “Kelly” is a reference to T. Galen Hieronymus, a well-respected radionics researcher, inventor, and practitioner of the Twentieth Century. He designed a number of radionics machines, and many of the models for sale today are based on his original design. The Kelly is a versatile, affordable, and easy-to-use device that can be used in a variety of applications.
Like all radionics instruments, the Kelly has a set of resonator plates that are used to transmit energy patterns. These resonator plates are placed inside the broadcasting well of the instrument, and they help to create an electromagnetic field that can be felt as a vibration in the hands of the user. The Kelly also has a tuning circuit that allows the user to select specific resonant frequencies for their broadcasts.
Using the Kelly is a simple process that involves placing a witness or sample in the input well and selecting a rate bank to broadcast a pattern of information-as-energy. The instrument can be set to broadcast the pattern to a target area in the physical realm or to a remote location. Once the correct frequency is selected, the Kelly will automatically transmit the information at the appropriate time.
Another feature of the Kelly is its ability to expand its project capacity by connecting it to a standard well. These wells can be used to add a new sample or to imprint energy patterns in conjunction with an electronic potentizer. The Standard Well is made from high resonance Pyrex glass and features a helix coil that helps to capture and imprint subtle energies into the material.
Using the Kelly is an excellent way to learn the principles of radionics and to develop energetic abilities. It can also be a great addition to any holistic healing or spiritual practice, and it can also be used in agriculture to prevent pest insects from damaging crops. It is important to note, however, that the Kelly does not diagnose or treat any disease and should not be considered a substitute for medical or mental health care.
The Kelly Beacon
Kelly’s current responsibilities include overseeing the asset management and operations of Beacon Capital Partners’ portfolio on the West Coast and Northern California. He has been with the firm since 2005 and previously served as a Strategy Consultant for Cambridge Strategic Management Group in Boston, focusing on strategy assignments for Fortune 50 clients and business model development for start-up companies.
Sue Wilson, BSN, RN, manager of the surgical intensive care unit at Cleveland Clinic main campus, is wrapping up her third Beacon application. She knows the process is a journey, from beginning to end. And, she has a good feeling about the future.