Physical Radiesthesia is a scientific technique which has become popular with physicians, geologists, chemists, animal and plant breeders and electronic engineers in recent years. With an impressive track record and promising future ahead it continues its tradition and holds great promise for advancement.
Mantal radiesthetes do not need rods or pendulums in order to practice mantal radiesthetics; all that is needed for their practice is mental focus.
The Pendulum
Radiesthetists use pendulums to locate objects, energies, or fields that may not be easily identifiable with other means. A radiesthetist may hold the pendulum over an individual and interpret any movements or reactions it shows as potential indications or responses related to that individual being assessed.
Radiesthetists use pendulums and dowsing tools to evaluate buildings or rooms and determine whether they are appropriate for certain purposes, or whether occupants are experiencing energetic imbalances. Furthermore, pendulums and dowsing tools may also be placed over bodies to detect diseases or health conditions as well as determine remedies.
All matter and living beings emit radiesthetic colors that reflect their essence of character and specific vibrational frequencies of their organs or systems. For instance, green deciduous trees radiate colours which reflect their essence – this type of radiation is called individual colour in radiesthesia.
Each object has an electromagnetic field associated with it. Radiesthetic colors emitted by dowsing instruments correspond with this electromagnetic field in some way; for instance, copper rods will only resonate with their respective energy vibrations; using one to find gold won’t work because its vibrations do not resonate with those of gold.
Skeptics frequently perceive physical radiesthesia as pseudoscience; many attribute its success to unconscious movements or ideomotor responses rather than genuine ability to access hidden information or energies. But radiesthetists can improve their skills through training and experience. Furthermore, they can learn to recognize and interpret energy patterns found within planetary lines as well as vibrational frequencies of different materials.
An Lecher antenna can greatly enhance radiesthetic sensitivity by sensing geopathic disturbances more precisely and selectively than traditional methods, leading to profound answers.
The Antenna
Physical Radiesthesia utilizes a pendulum or other dowsing tool to interact with the electromagnetic field of an object being studied, then interpret their movements and reactions as indications and responses of energy or information stored by objects or environments under investigation. Tools used for this detection include dowsing rods, forks and pendulums; though many regard Radiesthesia as pseudoscience it has nonetheless proven successful in medical applications as well as geology, animal breeding programs and electronic engineering.
Radiesthetic reactions to samples are then converted into electrical performances that are typically presented graphically. For instance, when interacted with water samples a fork may emit particular frequencies which correspond with its visible hue – for instance the leaves of a green deciduous tree do not often produce colours which match up perfectly with its visible hue! Radiesthetic colours may differ significantly.
This electromagnetic performance is founded on the belief that all objects and living beings emit a unique, identifiable vibratory wave of energy called Orgone. Orgone energy is an invisible form of primordial magnetic energy found both naturally in nature as well as within people themselves; its presence can be detected both externally as well as inside individuals; one’s response to Orgone samples serves as an indicator of their general vibrational status.
Physical radiesthesia was practiced as an exact science in Ancient Egypt, where its tools of discovery enabled Egyptians to discover gold and other precious metals. Today, its practice continues among various medical practitioners, geologists and animal breeders for greater insight into their fields of research.
Though radioesthesia was once seen as pseudoscience, in Egypt it is being revived as an exact science. New measuring instruments have been developed to enable qualitative scales to replace quantitative ones and help reestablish BioGeometry on firm scientific grounds.
The Chart or Cadran
Analemme (cadra) was an ancient astronomical instrument used for measuring the sun and moon arcs. It consisted of a disk equipped with a vertical line known as the “gnomon”, two scales and an internal rotating disk bearing scales for accurate readings; in essence it served as an early precursor of today’s polarized dial dials. Cadran was the first instrument ever designed with both sides engraved with lines, taking its name from Latin “calamus”, meaning “crossroads”. An analemme was initially understood to be a crossroads between heaven and earth, with solar paths colliding at specific power spots around the planet. These spots were identified by primitive people and marked with menhirs or dolmens to serve as shrines or healing centers or oracles; modern scientific instruments of radiesthesia use similar resonant streams to identify energy qualities associated with specific wavelengths (usually Higher Harmonic of Ultra Violet frequencies).
Altitude : the angle formed between the center of the solar disk and its relationship to an observer’s horizon (where negative values indicate the Sun is below ground), also known as its Zenith Angle or Astronomical Azimuth.
Grade (also called grade points or grades) : An angle unit equal to one-hundredth of the straight tangent or two hundred and two radians, also called “gons.”
Physical Radiesthesia or PD, employs various kinds of pendulums calibrated with qualitative scales such as color, polarity or angles to tune to subtle energy qualities of one’s personal wavelength using an intuitive method that’s easier than it seems: simply holding onto one end and moving slowly forward or backward until either its rotation increases or decreases inversely – this method works for all wavelengths!
The Sample
At present, dowsing (radiesthesia) is often disregarded or mocked by both scientists and skeptics alike. While some individuals believe in its efficacy, most credit dowsing tools with unconscious movements or ideomotor responses rather than any genuine ability to access hidden information or energies. Yet some radiesthetists can achieve remarkable results using dowsing tools; homoeopathic practitioners who specialize in using this discipline may gain great benefit from employing this form of divination when searching for effective remedies.
Radiesthesia involves using a dowsing rod or pendulum to locate underground water sources, minerals, and other valuable substances. A radiesthetist also conducts various tests designed to assess a person’s energy balance as well as detect disease or illness such as checking immune function, organ functioning and glandular balance.
Medical radiesthesia tests involve using dowsers as medical professionals search for remedies that will alleviate specific disease conditions and strengthen deficient organs. When searching for such remedies, radiesthetists need to find one which matches up well with each person’s fundamental character and temperament; also they should discover any ways in which dowsing could help break addiction to drugs or alcohol.
Medical radiesthesia employs an active physical radiesthesia or Roman rod technique of dowsing that relies on responding to vibrational fields from its target. This form of dowsing works according to a principle in which its device responds specifically to what are known as vibrational fields emanating from said targets. Radiesthesia should not be confused with mental or mixed radiesthesia, which rely on energy currents and ESP rather than gravitational interaction and gravity resonance for their source of sensations. Acquiring proficiency in this science takes years of training. Radiesthetists must avoid using copper rods when seeking gold or any other metal, because the Roman rod allows the radiesthetist to achieve gravitational resonance and avoid using an antenna that depends on energy currents and ESP to respond.
