French Radiesthesia practitioners tend to fall into two camps: those with an academic bent who wish to link this science with aspects of physics and natural forces; and others with psychic or metaphysical leanings who attempt to link it with spiritism or magic.
Michel Moine was born 8 March 1920 in Airvault (France). At an early age he discovered his radiesthetic powers by studying an 1892 correspondence course on hypnosis he found hidden away in his grandparents attic.
Origins
Dowsing rods or pendulums have been used for centuries by people to trace water, minerals, and identify suitable sites for building homes, churches etc. It has many names including cleidomancy, khedivancy and radiesthesia – with Abbe Bouly from France first coining this word to describe his science of dowsing on solid scientific grounds so as to allow accurate measurements and research.
It was important that the science of dowsing be established on a foundation compatible with modern physics, while at the same time maintaining clear distinctions between physical and mental forms of radiesthesia – defined as when an operator of the pendulum enters into an unconscious process which triggers tiny neuro-muscular movements which in turn move it. A dowser does not perform this research himself but relies upon their unconscious mind as part of his research method to answer verbally stated queries about an object being searched.
As soon as a split emerged between those seeking certainty in their science and those seeking an intuitive or spiritual approach, those wanting certainty founded the “Societe des Rdeurs,” an organization which still exists today.
One of the founding members was physician Guyon Richards who established in 1939 the Medical Society for the Study of Radiesthesia with some very distinguished medical men and lay associates, unfortunately this society lost six members between 1946 and 1952.
Abbe Mermet was another member of the founding group and a well-recognized radiesthesia practitioner, pioneering its scientific application to medical practice. He developed various dowsing methods for illnesses and disease and discovered the existence of “ley lines”, showing that these energetic pathways, often invisible to us humans, could be revealed with proper use of pendulum and knowledge of radiesthesia science.
Instruments
Radiesthesia, from its Latin root “radius”) and Greek counterpart aesthanomai (“sensitivity to radiation”), refers to human ability to perceive emissions, waves, pulsations or fields emanating from living and nonliving objects; including processes for their detection by instruments like divining rods/dowsing rods and various pendulums.
All living beings and inanimate objects emit radiations that generate vibrational fields that can be detected and interpreted by certain persons using simple instruments. A radiesthest can detect and interpret these vibrational fields using sound, light, heat, chemical energy, electromagnetic and radioactive rays, disintegration of an object’s substance by its thought/life force acting upon it, gravity pressure affinity colour effects etc. etc. These vibrational messages can come from many sources: sound, light heat chemical energy electromagnetic and radioactive rays all these fields create. These messages come from various sources including sound light light heat chemical energy electromagnetic and radioactive rays from various sources as well as disintegration of substance due to thought/life force acting upon this object’s substance disintegration by thought/life force acting upon disintegration or even disintegration/disintegration/disintegration etc. etc. etc. etc. etc… These messages come from such sources such as sound light heat chemical energy electromagnetic and radioactive rays from all kinds of sources as well as disintegration due to disintegration or disintegration/chemical energy/chemical energy or radioactive radiation emanating rays or disintegration/chemical energy/ electromagnetic and radioactive rays/ electromagnetic and radioactive rays/ chemical energy/ radioactive radiation etc…a/radiactive rays etc… gravity/pressure or affinity/colour etc etc… etc… etc… etc… etc… etc… etc… etc… etc… etc… etc… etc… etc… etc etc…etc etc… etc… etc… etc… etc… etc… etc… etc…etc
Vibrational Spectrum refers to invisible information which is accessible only by those with sensitive senses, including children. When correctly interpreted, vibrational spectrum signals can reveal someone’s physical state as well as provide many health and wellness related solutions.
Since time immemorial, people have long recognized that humans consist of multiple layers and energies. Different wisdom traditions may divide this up differently but most acknowledge there to be both physical and nonphysical bodies which feed each other; Radiesthest can detect all these energy fields using his dowsing rod or pendulum.
Radiesthests can test for bacteria, the level of oxygen in the blood, nerve and endocrine gland health, vitamin and mineral consumption and many other vital indicators to ensure good health and wellbeing. Medical radiesthetists also assess infectious agents, parasites and diseases to find appropriate treatments; their expertise should always be combined with non-traditional remedies like homoeopathy to create the ideal medical team.
Techniques
Radiesthesia, the practice of using rods or pendulums to perform dowsing with, is an age-old empirical science often misunderstood as mere water or mineral resources hunting. But more than that: Radiesthesia measures all sorts of radiation emanating from minerals, plants, animals and even humans – often inadvertently leading to misconceptions. It has existed as a science since at least 200 BC but often misinterpreted because of ignorance.
Radiesthetists must work without bias and train for years in order to master this ancient science. Only an open mind can truly appreciate its immense possibilities – only then can one grasp its seemingly magical essence which is grounded in physical reality of an infinitely vast universe, filled with intense life that exchanges energies from star to star, atom to atom and mind to mind.
All dead and living matter (as well as disease conditions) produce an invariant radiesthetic color which distinguishes them. However, its meaning doesn’t always match up with their visible hue; for instance, a green deciduous tree does not show the same green radiesthetic hue as someone’s brown liver does.
Jesuit Jesuit Missionaries sent to remote lands during the early 1900s found it essential that they knew how to use radiesthesia – also known as dowsing – to locate drinkable water, edible plants, and medicinal properties of various herbs and medicines that they found. Over time this practice evolved into “Psychotronics” in Eastern countries and later “Radionics” in Western nations.
French Radiesthesia replaced traditional rods with small pendulums as these were easier and more precise, while an improved method for registering was implemented, leading to the discovery of eleven distinct bands of invisible subtle energy. This course covers the basics of this extraordinary science while teaching you how to detect these invisible energies as well as creating innovative applications from your dowsing efforts.
Applications
Many associate radiesthesia with divining water or pendulum use for mineral identification, but its practice can go much deeper. Radiesthesia‘s ancient empirical science goes much deeper, dealing with vibrational relationships across an infinitely wider scale. Chaumery and De Bellizal famously termed this subject “microvibrational physics” in 1940 when publishing their book which remains an authoritative resource on this matter.
This type of sensitivity allows you to detect the presence of objects and form resonance with them, whether they be elements or other humans. Dowsing allows you to retrieve information or heal as a method for balancing energy systems and improving health. For this to work effectively, it’s necessary to learn how to create a vibrational sample of what it is you wish to heal or seek. Radiesthesia involves focusing your awareness on a vibrational characteristic of an object or situation and using symbolism, visualization or other mental techniques to produce a “mental sample”. Radiesthesia‘s unique feature makes it a useful diagnostic tool in medicine and psionics.
Radiesthesia can also be used for locating leylines, underground streams, mineral deposits and many other natural features. Jesuit missionaries relied heavily on it when searching for herbal remedies in foreign lands; indeed the divining rod became one of their fundamental pieces of equipment when travelling around and discovering natural resources. Abbe Alex Bouly coined the term radiesthesia during the early 20th century to differentiate this form of study and practice from traditional dowsing–although both terms remain commonly confused today.
Unfortunately, as we moved towards mechanisation and industrialisation, many basic concepts of this ancient science became lost, yet now they have been rediscover. With that knowledge back on the table, many different ways have arisen for practicing and mastering radiesthesia; from rigid physical systems like Biogeometry proposed by Ibrahim Karim (for those who believe all objects emit radiation), to new-age types like Erich Hunter who practice his healing using nothing but a pendulum!
