Radiesthesia (also referred to as Dowsing, Cleidomancy or Rhabdomancy) is an ancient science which was once practiced with precision. Now its revival has taken place after decades of extensive research and development efforts.
All objects and living beings generate electromagnetic radiation or vibrational fields that contain information. Radiesthesia is the science of extracting this vibrational data for analysis.
Principles
Radiesthesia is an ancient science which captures energy from water, minerals and living things to obtain information that can be used for searching, healing and finding solutions across distances. Based on the principle that all objects and living beings emit radiation creating vibrational fields which can be measured, captured and analysed to obtain valuable insights – this data can then be used in searches, healing sessions or solutions found across distances. All living creatures possess auras which contain valuable details about their health status and other aspects of life.
Radiesthesia practitioners utilize mental sampling of objects or living beings in order to establish resonance. This sample represents their vibrational properties just like blood, tissue or urine samples are taken for laboratory analysis – except it continues to reflect energy status over time and distance allowing people to easily keep tabs on someone far away’s health and condition without visiting directly.
Radiesthesia utilizes multiple techniques to gather information. Dowsing rods or pendulums have been employed successfully in finding underground water sources (dowsing). Jesuit missionaries also utilized this technique in searching for herbal remedies in foreign countries; its name derives from Latin Radius meaning radiation and Greek Aisthesis meaning sensitivity – first coined by French abbots Bouly and Bayard when they established the Society of Friends of Dowsing in 1929.
Radiesthesia‘s revival can be traced to its recent rediscovery of its scientific foundations which had been lost over time. Re-establishing these scientific principles paves the way for further advancements based on sound scientific grounds in future practices.
Techniques
Radiesthetic techniques aim to establish resonance with samples of whatever you are measuring, seeking or healing. Such samples contain all the vibrational properties of whatever object they represent–just as blood or tissue samples would in traditional medicine practice–while vibrational samples continue to mirror energy status regardless of distance and time.
Radiesthesia‘s roots lie in Ancient Egypt, where it was practiced as a precise science. Pharaonic scientists employed this practice to survey their land and ascertain which were suitable or unsuitable areas for human habitation; additionally they would map and mark underground watercourses as well as Hartman grids.
Prehistoric people practiced radiesthesia using forks and later with dowsing rods; later these were replaced with pendulums. By the Middle Ages, Jesuit missionaries employed radiesthesia to locate herbal remedies and water sources in distant countries (dowsing). Later still, French radiesthetic abbe Mermet developed “Tele-Radiesthesia“, an innovative way of finding herbs and mineral waters both close up or distantly via remote access (he called this Tele-Radiesthesia). Radiesthesia serves as an invaluable starting point for understanding Radionics/dowsing as well as remote viewing/wish fulfillment/ spiritual contact.
Instruments
Radiesthesia is a spiritual practice that employs sensitive instruments like pendulums and dowsing rods to detect vibrational energy patterns in environments or objects, acknowledging their own unique vibrational pattern that can help promote health and well-being. Furthermore, this technique also teaches individuals how to balance and harmonize their own energetic vibration – by learning to read energy patterns accurately, individuals can identify any areas of imbalance or blockages within their energetic system and create strategies to balance or harmonize them themselves.
Radiesthesia stands out from its peers by being able to locate objects at any distance thanks to vibrational sampling – an invisible method for testing resonance between test subjects and objects not present; in vibrational sampling a sample can be created through symbolism or visualization techniques that reflect all vibrational properties present in an object being measured; then used by practitioners of radiesthesia to search, find, or heal objects that they measure.
Ancient civilizations relied heavily on pendulums as an indispensable way of measuring vibrational frequencies. Commonly known as divining rods, pendulums were frequently employed for tracking underground water flows, finding gold mines or ore deposits, selecting sites for building houses or churches and even understanding relationships among people. Egyptian and Greek philosophers as well as Pharaonic geologists all utilized pendulums extensively when looking for key resources of their times.
Radiesthesia was thought to have gone the way of Radionic Tables and Akashic Records Readings centuries ago, but recently it has experienced a remarkable renaissance as part of BioGeometry. Now being practiced on solid scientific grounds after an intensive process of re-establishment. New measuring instruments have been devised that convert quantitative scales to qualitative ones and allow radiesthesia to integrate with these other methods of analysis such as Radionic Tables or Akashic Records Readings.
Radiesthesia serves as a bridge between modern science and spirituality. It offers an holistic approach to healing that encompasses emotional, physical, and spiritual wellbeing. Radiesthesia makes an excellent complement to traditional medicine as well as other healing modalities like homeopathy or acupuncture.
Applications
Medical radiesthesia has long been practiced as an exact science and still holds its place today. Medical radiesthesia allows therapists to detect disturbances in a sick patient’s energy fields before external symptoms appear; by analyzing biofield polarity analysis and disconnecting influences that interfere with body’s natural energy flows, they can then reactivate healing processes within patients themselves.
Radiesthesia stands out from other forms of radiation therapy in that it can be applied both to living creatures and nonliving objects, making it useful in many disciplines such as geology, chemistry, animal and plant breeding, physiology and medicine. Geologists, chemists, animal breeders, physiologists and physicians all rely on it when studying living things as well as inanimate ones such as rocks or minerals; in addition, Jesuit missionaries often utilised it when searching abroad for herbal remedies to cure illnesses.
Each material object possesses a distinctive radiesthetic colour which distinguishes it, independently from its visible hue and changing depending on time and distance. Human organs also emit their own individual radiesthetic colour which serves to reflect disease progression over time.
Radiesthesia therapy allows therapists to quickly identify the source of disease – often within minutes or seconds – and define an effective remedy. Experienced radiseurs only succeed by dedicating themselves fully and permanently to their practice, which is why choosing an appropriately qualified therapist is of such paramount importance. Experienced radisthetic therapists rely on their understanding of various materials’ physical and energetic properties as well as being able to interpret vibrational frequencies emitted by environments or objects. This allows them to attune with vibrational energies present around a person and harmonize and balance frequencies in order to promote physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing.
