Radiesthesia, or Egyptian Radiesthesia, was a precise science practiced over millennia in Egypt. Wilhelm Reich used Radiesthesia as the basis of discovering Orgone energy which is currently under scientific review; similarly Jesuit priests employed it for finding herbal remedies and water sources across great distances using dowsing based upon Radiesthesia.
Definition
Radiesthesia is the science of sensing radiation or auras emitted by objects and things due to atomic oscillation. Radiesthesia‘s scientific foundation rests on the idea that humans can develop natural sensitivities to this energy and use simple tools like pendulums or dowsing rods to capture, measure and manage it – although considered pseudoscience by mainstream science it has applications such as holistic healing and Vastu.
Radiesthesia dates back to ancient Egypt where it was practiced as an exact scientific method. Egyptians employed it for delicate brain surgeries and even to locate gold mines in the desert! Pythagoras and Plato used it as the foundation for other esoteric sciences like numbers and sacred geometry developed from it. With time however, mankind became more focused on material advancement and technology development; eventually losing this method. Now however, slowly yet steadily it is making a comeback in modern medicine as one of its core scientific methods.
One of the key advantages of radiesthesia is that it can be performed both locally and remotely through “tele-radiesthesia“. A radiesthesist will take a sample from whatever they wish to study, then send out vibrational signals using vibrational sampling technology. A vibrational sample differs from blood, tissue or urine samples in that its energetic status continues to change over time and distance.
Origin
Radiesthesia‘s roots can be traced back to Ancient Egypt where it was practiced as an exact science. Pharaonic surgeons utilized it for procedures that would require complex medical technology today. Meanwhile, modern satellites have discovered numerous gold mines throughout Egypt discovered through this practice of Radiesthesia by Pharaonic geologists using it.
Radiesthesia (or “dowsing”) refers to the practice of using divining rods or pendulums to detect water or mineral deposits (Dowsing). Jesuit missionaries used it as the primary tool when searching for herbal medicines abroad, while finding underground water sources remains popular today as part of French tradition referred to as the Art of Dowsing”.
Radiesthesia when applied in healing is known as Tele-radiesthesia or psychic Dowsing. With this form of Radiesthesia, a “sample” of whatever object needs to be measured is taken in mind of practitioner; this “sample” contains all vibrational properties related to it – similar to blood, tissue or urine samples taken for laboratory analysis in traditional medicine.
As with physical samples, mental radiesthesia samples continue to reflect their energy status over time and distance. Instruments sensitive to vibrational qualities have been created in order to standardize qualitative repetitive units of measurement for this science – making radiesthesia extremely versatile! While traditional instruments provide only quantitative scales, the latest generation of radiesthesia instruments convert these scales into Qualitative Repetitive Units (QRU) making radiesthesia an invaluable way to bring Quantum Space closer to our everyday experience.
Methods
Radiesthesia is an interdisciplinary science which deals with invisible forces or subtle energies such as those present in nature, including invisible forms like vibrational fields. Radiesthesia encompasses physical as well as nonphysical components of energy such as pendulums or dowsing rods that are used for practice.
Radiesthesia enables humans to detect these auras using instruments and their own sensibilities, much as ancient Egyptians were adept at doing with Tele-Radiesthesia. Radiesthesia was developed as a science to detect such vibrations or radiation and help individuals detect complex brain surgeries, gold mines and water sources both on-site (dowsing) and distantly (Tele-Radiesthesia).
Radiesthesia is not paranormal; its foundation lies on scientific principles. Once used as a precise science, Radiesthesia was lost due to humanity’s transition into more materialistic and mechanistic times; now though, luckily these sciences are coming back into fashion once more and back into humanity’s mainstream scientific framework.
Energy fields are dynamic in nature, making them perfect samples for research and healing purposes. By collecting vibrational samples of objects or individuals remotely via tele-radiesthesia techniques, researchers and healers alike can access samples for research or healing studies. The energy from an object or person will reflect its state even after being removed from its environment – just like blood samples do in traditional laboratories. It has even become possible to capture vibrational samples at long distance.
Applications
“Radiaesthesia” comes from Latin words for radiation and sensitivity; it is an ancient science which serves as a way of tapping into vibrational resonance emitted by all matter due to atomic oscillation. This vibrational energy can then be harnessed for use in finding resources, solving health issues or performing other tasks. Radiesthesia dates back thousands of years – people used forks or sticks during prehistory to locate water or minerals before eventually evolving into dowsing rods and eventually pendulums used today.
Radiesthesia has many applications that span from pinpointing physical imbalances in one’s body to helping heal their emotional and spiritual wellbeing. Teleradiesthesia enables people to identify objects such as plants, animals and mineral resources via distant vibrational samples which are then transferred back to them using vibrational sampling technologies such as GIS. Teleradiesthesia also has applications in finding underground water or mineral sources as well as aiding product innovation development by helping individuals identify objects remotely using vibrational sampling technology such as Teleradiesthesia.
Mental radiesthesia is an application that involves sensing energy vibrations from living and nonliving objects. This practice can help identify various issues, including environmental pollutants or emotional blockages that cause disease and imbalance in a person’s body. While mental radiesthesia may provide useful insights into possible causes behind health issues, it should not be seen as medical advice.
Physical radiesthesia involves using a dowsing rod to locate water, mineral and energy sources. It’s a form of divination and differs from psychic dowsing in that calibrated instruments provide more accurate measurements rather than using personal psychic powers which could result in self-suggestion. Radiesthesia has long been utilized as an invaluable resource, whether that means finding underground resources like water or minerals or opening business opportunities or neutralizing negative energies.
Radiesthesia can also be used to create charts used by radiesthesists in their practices, known as vibrational charts. These charts allow a radiesthesist to read information from vibrational samples over time and identify objects, locations or people remotely.
