Radiesthesia<\/a> is the ability to perceive vibrational energy fields, including those emitted by living beings and their physical components. It is a precise science that has been practiced throughout history, and is an extension of traditional physics. It can be used for both diagnosis and healing, both locally (onsite) and at a distance (tele-radiesthesia<\/a>).<\/p>\n Radiesthesia<\/a> focuses on the energy of each form of life that is in existence. It involves using simple instruments as indicators to measure minute vibrational relationships at energy levels that are not accessible to the five physical senses.<\/p>\n It is the foundation of radionics, which combines radiesthesia<\/a> with instruments to aid in both diagnosis and healing. It is also the basis for the work of Abrams, Drown and De la Warr, which proposes that individuals emit unique wavefields containing information about their organs and systems, and resonance with points in this field allows access to specific glands or body parts.<\/p>\n Radiesthesia<\/a> is the practice of capturing energy and sensitivity to radiations from livi…<\/p>\n Using tools such as pendulums, practitioners detect subtle information or responses. It is similar to ideomotor response in a clinical setting, where the nervous system processes a statement or stimulus instantly. This creates micro-neuromuscular shifts, which are picked up by the pendulum and interpreted as “yes” or “no.” The pendulum also shows the radiesthesia<\/a> practitioner the energy status of an object or person.<\/p>\n A sample is needed for the radiesthesia<\/a> technique, and this can be a physical item, such as a mineral or an animal, or it may be a mental or emotional picture of the object of interest. Unlike a blood sample for laboratory testing, a vibrational sample continues to reflect the status of its source over time and regardless of distance.<\/p>\n The history of radiesthesia<\/a> dates back to Ancient Egypt, where it was used as an extremely precise science. In medicine it enabled the pharaonic surgeons to perform brain operations that modern medical science can only dream of. It was a major tool for finding underground water sources (Dowsing). It helped discover most of the gold mines that are now being used in Paris and Vienna, and it is credited with leading Wilhelm Reich to his discovery of Orgone energy. This esoteric science has been lost, but it is slowly making a comeback. In fact, it has now found a home in the re-established science of BioGeometry. Its new scientific basis is enabling it to make an even greater leap forward, turning our modern world into a human friendly one.<\/p>\n A radiesthesia<\/a> practitioner must pass a certification exam administered by the American Institute of Radiesthesia<\/a>. The examination includes questions about the history of dowsing, the basics of radionics and radiesthesia<\/a> and the science behind the practice. It also includes a demonstration of radiesthesia<\/a>, which involves using tools like pendulums to detect vibrations issued by people and elements. Originally called dowsing, this process was used for the search of springs of water and metals as gold, but later it became evident that radiesthesia<\/a> can be applied to any subject matter. This sensitivity to radiations comes from the physics of quantum mechanics, which states that everything in the universe issues vibrations and waves.<\/p>\n Experience<\/h2>\n
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