Radionics
Radionics – Origins, Benefits, Efficacy, and Methodology
Radionics is a technique of healing from a distance by either using an equipment or other means using the extra-sensory perception (ESP) faculty.
A trained and skilled practitioner can determine the causal
factor of disease within any living system such as humans, animals, plants, or
even the soil.
By way of treatment, therapeutic energies are given to the
patient or the subject in order to restore health.1
Where did radionics originate?
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Dr. Albert Abrams (source) |
Dr. Albert Abrams has been credited with the
origination of radionics. He was born in San Francisco in 1863. He graduated in
physics from the University of Heidelberg.
During his research studies, he
developed an instrument with calibrated dials which he used to determine the
intensities and reactions associated with disease in patients.
He called his
work “Electronic Reaction of Abrams or ERA.” From this work came the therapy
known as radionics.
In 1924, when Abrams died, his instruments were
exhaustively tested by a Committee chaired by Sir Thomas in England and found
to be of diagnostic value.1
In current times, the field of radionics keeps itself
up-to-date with technological developments. The modern radionics therapist
follows the axiom “All is Energy” and examines his or her patient physically as
well as in terms of interpenetrating energy fields.
Ancient philosophies that
regard man as a multi-concentric energy system tie up well with the beliefs of
radionics. Thus, radionics is a field where physics, para-physics, religion,
and science meet.1
How is radionics beneficial?
Radionics therapy has been shown to be useful in
treating many chronic and acute conditions.
However, it has been shown to be
most effective in long-term general support.
Elderly people have found radionics
therapy to promote good health in later years.2
Read more about the benefits of radionics in this 2022 NeuroQuantology paper.
Are there any studies/research on the efficacy of radionics?
Clinical evidence has shown that radionics treatment
is effective in a significant number of cases.1
A study conducted on the efficacy of the Radionics Operating Arm System (OAS) has shown that it is reliable and correct in a wide
variety of routine neurosurgical procedures.3
How is radionics done?
A practitioner of radionics uses the principles of
dowsing by the application of the faculties of ESP to the problem of detecting
the disease present in the patient. The procedure is similar to the working of
a dowser which detects the location of oil, mineral deposits, or water.
The
type of ESP used in radionics is called radiesthetic faculty.
In this, the
practitioner gets information about his patient’s health by putting a series of
mental questions. This information is not accessible directly to the conscious
and thinking mind.1
Previously, it was essential for the patient to be
present in the same place as the practitioner for analysis and treatment.
Today, even a spot of blood or a snippet of hair is enough to help form the
link with the patient using the earth’s energy field.1
Thus, the standard practice for a patient who is
consulting a radionics practitioner is to send a sample of blood or hair along
with a case history and a complete description of the symptoms. If convenient,
some practitioners will call the patient for the starting consultation.1
Synergy in Motion has put out an explanatory video about how radionics works:
How can people get started with radionics?
1) In order to make the analysis, the radionics
practitioner places the sample from the patient on the radionics equipment and
attempts to tune his mind with that of the patient.
2) He or she adjusts the
instrument in a way similar to tuning a radio.
3) Next, the practitioner asks the patient
a series of questions using his knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and the
nature of the human force field.
4) The questioning depends on the patient’s
illness and the causal factors. It is methodical and predetermined.1
It should be understood that a radionics analysis is
not a medical diagnosis.
The analysis identifies the underlying causes of the
patient’s illness and the symptoms.
The identified causes may or may not match
those identified using conventional medical methods.1
Once the radionics analysis is completed, the
treatment for the patient is ascertained. All pathological states and causes
have their individual frequencies.
The radionics practitioner selects the
“Rates” which will overset the imbalance in the patient’s body. These “Rates” are
transmitted to the patient using the radionics equipment, using the patient’s
sample to help form the link.1
Any radionics precautions, contraindications, or interactions
Since radionics treatment occurs on a non-physical
level, it does not harm physical tissue and does not produce any unnatural
adverse effects.1
Books on Radionics (non-affiliate links)
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Citations:
1. Tansley David V. Radionics
Interface With the Ether-Fields. Random House; 2011. 136 p. [David V.
Tansley]
3. Eljamel MS. Accuracy, efficacy, and clinical
applications of the Radionics Operating Arm System. Comput Aided Surg.
1997;2(5):292-7. PubMed PMID: 9484590.
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