Radionics is a method of energy based distant healing which has the potential to support anyone no matter where they might be in the world. Radionic practitioners recognise that all life is made up of vital and subtle energies which can be affected by the everyday traumas such as accidents, shock, environmental and emotional stresses.
Through the skill of dowsing and with an analysis of the conditions of the subtle energies a practitioner of Radionics is able to restore harmony and balance to the flow of energy through the chakras and subtle bodies in order to optimise health and well being. Besides covering many different aspects of energy work this is a path of self discovery and development.
Through the skill of dowsing and with an analysis of the conditions of the subtle energies a practitioner of Radionics is able to restore harmony and balance to the flow of energy through the chakras and subtle bodies in order to optimise health and well being. Besides covering many different aspects of energy work this is a path of self discovery and development.
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The Radionic Association aims to promote the practice of radionics as an honourable and skilled profession, to foster research into the science of radionics and to provide a centre for the collection and dissemination of information. The Association is directed by a Council which meets four times a year and the office is based in Baerlein House, Deddington, Oxfordshire.
Origins of Radionics
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Radionics is a healing modality mainly concerned with energy patterns. Its origins lie in the work of Albert Abrams (1863-1924) who qualified as a doctor in America and obtained a second medical qualification from the University of Heidelberg. He returned to America to take up an appointment as demonstrator in Pathology Stanford University Medical School, finally being appointed Director of Clinical Medicine.
History of Radionics
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Radionics is a healing technique in which our natural intuitive faculties are used both to discover the energetic disturbances underlying illness and to encourage the return of a normal energetic field that supports health. It is independent of the distance between practitioner and patient.
A trained and competent practitioner can discover factors contributing to disease within any living system, be it a human being, an animal, a plant or the soil itself.Appropriate therapeutic energies can then be made available to help restore optimum health.
A trained and competent practitioner can discover factors contributing to disease within any living system, be it a human being, an animal, a plant or the soil itself.Appropriate therapeutic energies can then be made available to help restore optimum health.
What is Dowsing
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Dowsing is a technique used to uncover information through our own natural intuitive sense. We can pick up energy vibrations which are then magnified through a pendulum or dowsing rods. This ancient skill goes back hundreds of years when it was mostly used for finding water.
By careful questioning dowsing can be used to discover factors contributing to health or disease within any living system, be it a human being, an animal, a plant or the soil itself.We begin our day by identifying a 'positive' or 'negative' response through the pendulum. This is typically a circular motion, clockwise or anti-clockwise.
By careful questioning dowsing can be used to discover factors contributing to health or disease within any living system, be it a human being, an animal, a plant or the soil itself.We begin our day by identifying a 'positive' or 'negative' response through the pendulum. This is typically a circular motion, clockwise or anti-clockwise.
Articles About Radionics
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An essay on Esoteric Healing presented for part of the professional course run by the School of the Radionic Association. Since Abrams' discoveries at the start of the last century, much has been written about the use of radionics. This article was published as part of the Proceedings of the 1964 Conference of the Radionic Association held at the Queen's Hotel, Hastings.
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