Every inanimate and animate object emits its own characteristic color through radiation esthetic. This unique hue may differ from its visible shade and is tested for in medical radiesthesia to detect early stage disease.
Radiesthetic charts can also be used in dowsing for underground water sources or lost items, and for balancing auras/energy fields of physical organs, systems, and skeletal bodies in remote teleradiesthesia pendulum healing sessions at a distance. To do so successfully requires concentration and mental clarity to avoid self-suggestions.
Colors of the Aura
A person’s aura can reveal much about them, from their moods and energies to how they view themselves and the world. Its colors reveal how they perceive themselves in relation to others as well as if their life aligns with their purpose or true essence. And it doesn’t stay static: its hues may change over time depending on a person’s emotions and intentions as well as health status and well-being status.
Color can reveal much about a person, their spiritual connection to the universe and innate gifts and talents. A yellow aura tends to indicate creativity and optimism; these individuals may see opportunities for success that other may miss out on. Conversely, auras with blue or purple hues indicate spiritually driven people – they tend to experience spiritual motivation that can have significant positive health and wellbeing effects for themselves and those around them.
As with the electromagnetic spectrum, an individual’s aura displays specific colors which correspond with specific frequencies. For instance, when their aura exhibits more negative green hues this suggests difficulty connecting to their higher self. Achievment levels in areas requiring emotional stress management may also signal difficulty with connection.
As well as diagnosing illness, radiesthesia color charts can also be used in healing processes to rebalance clients’ biofield and aura. Dowsers often utilize such charts when gauging vibrational frequencies of objects such as metals or gemstones; additionally they can assess organs systems bones health using this chart.
Radiesthesia color charts operate under the assumption that every individual possesses an aura which connects them with all the energy in their environment. Radiesthetic tools offer more technical and precise methods of dowsing than pendulums since their colors can be tied directly to certain frequencies; providing clear indicators of any imbalances within one’s energy fields.
Colors of the Biofield
Biofield color (or aura color) can serve as an indicator of an individual’s physical and emotional wellbeing, so its color serves as an invaluable barometer of their physical and emotional wellbeing. As biofields are dynamic and change with lifestyle habits, regular retuning may be required in order to maintain healthful balance within them. A radiesthesia color chart provides an effective tool for diagnosing energetic imbalances within one’s biofield.
At its core, radiesthesia color charts follow similar principles as classic color wheels: each pair of colors opposite one another on the spectrum represent vibrational frequencies associated with energy levels in an object or person.
While Radiesthesia as a system for color detection may be relatively recent, dowsing pendulums have long been in use. Jesuit missionaries during the Middle Ages and Crusades used an early form of Radiesthesia (known as Dowsing) to locate underground water sources abroad; Abbe A. Bouly published an important work (Dowsing) around 1930 which detailed its use (see Table below).
Medical radiesthesia practitioners rely on color analysis to detect early stage disease in their patients and test for their birth hue, the shade that best represents their outer biofield layer or ethic double. Every living thing from trees to humans emits its own distinctive hue that serves as its unique identification marker.
Radiesthesia provides a more realistic view of our energetic selves than reading set and consistent colors such as those found in biofield/aura radiesthatic maps; their intuitive counterparts, however, change according to an individual’s physical, emotional and spiritual state at any given moment.
Radiesthesia color charts can be easily printed out or scanned for digital reference on most online dowsing websites and come complete with user-friendly instructions for use. Dowsers may utilize these charts when assessing biofields of clients; for instance balancing colors associated with organs, systems and skeletal structure; adding vibrant hues to items or discovering Heaven-Earth connections.
Colors of the Physical Body
For an individual to achieve wellness, their energies must be balanced across their physical organs, systems and skeletal body. One effective method for doing this is through color therapy – something radiesthesia offers as one method. Radiesthesia is one branch of dowsing (derived from Latin radius (“ray”) and Greek aisthesis “sense perception”) where pendulums can detect vibrational energy fields generated by living beings, inanimate objects or even thoughts.
Each object and living thing has an identifiable hue known as its fundamental color that helps identify it radiesthetically. Medical radiesthesia tests this hue to aid with diagnosing disease. People also possess their own fundamental hue; this often differs from their actual birth hue.
Practice of Radiesthesia requires stillness and clarity of intention from its practitioner. Radiesthesia should not be seen as magic; rather it is an exact science which needs regular practice in order to become useful and beneficial to society.
Radiesthetic pendulums can be highly accurate at pinpointing underground water sources, metals and natural resources such as oil. Furthermore, radiesthesia can assist in healing or finding lost items; however it must be noted that such pendulums cannot predict future events; only events already taking place can be detected.
Although not used for divination, the radiesthetic pendulum can be an invaluable aid for determining which parts of your physical body require healing most urgently. To do this, select a color from a radiesthesia chart and place it over the area that requires inspection; when the pendulum responds positively it indicates that its energy resonates with the chosen color – the dowser can then ask questions to determine why energy imbalance has occurred and potential solutions for restoring equilibrium.
Colors of the Bones
A radiesthesia color chart is an easy and straightforward tool for identifying vibrational frequencies of objects or individuals. Available on most online dowsing websites with user friendly instructions included for use alongside pendulum dowsing to assess aura, organ/system and bone health as well as imbuing objects with vibrant hues that align them with Heaven-Earth connections. Medical radioesthetics often uses this technique to identify an individual’s birth or “fundamental” color to detect early stage diseases like cancer and heart disease early.
Radiesthesia, an energy detection system based on the idea that everything has its own frequency, utilizes pendulums and dowsing rods to pick up vibrational signals which would otherwise go unseen by humans. Different frequencies correspond with specific colors – which serves as an indicator for energetic imbalances.
Every object emits its own distinct radiesthetic color to help identify it, as do our bones. Each shade reflects our biofield or aura and when compared with radiesthetic color charts can give us valuable information about our health and well-being.
Dowsing (dowsing) for underground water sources (dowsing) is one of the more common applications for using the radiesthesia color chart. To do this, one or more samples must be placed at the center of an arc on a protractor and swinging their pendulum back and forth over them until oscillation begins; when this occurs it signifies that they resonate with one specific color on the chart.
My fruit farmer contact in New Zealand uses an innovative process for selecting soil and plants for cultivation. He positions each sample at the center of an arc on his protractor and moves a radiesthetic pendulum over it until its oscillator begins to vibrate; once this happens he consults his color chart to see which hue responds positively with which shade; thus giving an indication as to how best grow or cultivate each sample.
