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Many people, like dowsers, are sensitive to vibrations and can sense whether a place makes them feel good or bad. A new method of Radiesthesia<\/a> uses standard qualitative repetitive units based on qualitative research to overcome limitations associated with traditional Physical Radiesthesia<\/a> while offering human-centric BioGeometric solutions for Modern Technology.<\/p>\n Physical Radiesthesia<\/a> is an approach for measuring vibrational characteristics in objects, people, or places. This versatile science can also be used for healing, searching, or making predictions. When measuring something using Radiesthesia<\/a> a sample must contain all its vibrational characteristics – similar to taking blood or tissue samples for laboratory tests – but its unique feature lies in reflecting energy status of its source over time and regardless of distance.<\/p>\n Radiesthesia<\/a> was practiced by ancient Egyptians as a precise science and later utilized by Jesuit missionaries for finding herbal medicines and water sources abroad (Dowsing). Today it forms an essential basis of Psychotronics in Eastern bloc countries and Radionics in Western countries; Wilhelm Reich used Radiesthesia<\/a> as his starting point in discovering Orgone energy, leading serious researchers around the globe to dedicate serious study of it across universities and research centers globally. Radiesthesia<\/a> offers highly standardized and quantitative repetitive unit of measurement which can be measured with instruments ranging from simple calibrated pendulums up to complex electronic devices (Dowsing).<\/p>\n All living organisms and many inanimate objects emit vibrations that can be measured to provide an indicator of health or the performance of individual organs. There are various methods used for this purpose; here, the pendulum will be employed – generally called medical radiesthesia<\/a>, although its many other applications have also been studied extensively; Jesuit missionaries used it extensively overseas as one way of finding underground water sources; Abbe Mermet was among its foremost practitioners (dowsing).<\/p>\n Methods for taking measurements vary slightly between individuals, yet certain rules can help the operator ensure accurate readings. An experienced radiesthetist won’t merely do blind swabs or blood spot measurements but will strive to establish balance within your body so treatment can begin promptly.<\/p>\n Radionesthesia not only offers effective remedies to specific cases but can also give important insight into their source and nature. For example, if someone complains of chronic headaches and tests indicate brain inflammation this could be seen as a signal to seek radiesthesia<\/a> medicine as treatment to eliminate their headache.<\/p>\n Radioesthetic analysis also offers another invaluable piece of insight: pathogenic micro-organisms may be detected, making it possible to treat conditions caused by infection with antibiotics as part of traditional diagnosis methods such as history review and physical exam. This provides another level of analysis and helps provide patients with valuable information that helps determine treatment.<\/p>\n Radiesthesia<\/a> enables testing a wide array of vibrational remedies (flower essences, elixirs of precious stones and crystals, etc). It’s especially useful for homoeopathic medicine testing both individual remedies as well as complexes – making it an invaluable companion to both kinesiological tests as well as bioelectronic assessments.<\/p>\n There are various instruments sensitive to vibrational qualities available today, from simple calibrated pendulums to complex electronic devices. Radiesthesia<\/a> serves as the basis of psychotronics and dowsing sciences; Jesuit missionaries frequently used it when searching for herbs and water sources overseas; it was Wilhelm Reich’s platform for discovering orgone energy and contributing to his military work during WW I and II; it even formed part of radionics research!<\/p>\n Vibrational samples of objects can be collected just like blood or tissue samples are taken for laboratory analysis in conventional medicine, reflecting their source’s energy status regardless of time or distance. The unique aspect of vibrational samples is that they continue to demonstrate this dynamic relationship over time and space.<\/p>\n Many people are sensitive to the energies of places and houses. They may sense whether a particular environment helps or hinders them, whether it is soothing or harmful, coarse or burdensome; this sense is caused by fields and vibrations which cannot be measured with regular physics; those familiar with traditional dowsing often detect such phenomenon, while more recently there has emerged an innovative form of radiesthesia<\/a> known as Lecher antenna that surpasses traditional forms in precision and differentiation.<\/p>\n Radiesthesia<\/a> was practiced as an exact science in ancient Egypt and used to locate herbal remedies and underground water sources (Dowsing). Wilhelm Reich used radiesthesia<\/a> to discover orgone energy, which today forms the basis of BioGeometry as a scientific discipline.<\/p>\n What is physical radiesthesia?<\/h2>\n
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