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Radionics
by ChezNips


Radionics is defined as utilizing specially designed instruments with which the operator can diagnosis and treat at a distance and determine the underlying causes of diseases within a living system, be it human, animal, plant, or the soil itself. While radionics is mainly used to diagnose and treat human ailments, is has also been used extensively in agriculture to increase yields, control pests and enhance the health of livestock as well as more recent advances in remote viewing and psionics.
Dr. Albert Abrams originated radionics as a healing art from the research of the distinguished American physicians . Born in San Francisco in 1863, he became one of the most highly qualified specialists of his day. After he graduated from the University of California, he wrote several medical text books and eventually gained national reputation as a specialist in diseases of the nervous system.
Abrams made the startling discovery in the course of his research that diseases could be measured in terms of energy. He concocted an instrument with calibrated dials that enabled him to identify and measure disease reactions and intensities. He named his work E.R.A. meaning Electronic Reaction of Abrams, which became radionics as we know it today.
Not surprisingly, the medical and scientific community attacked Abrams' work and sought to discredit him in the eyes of the world. Finally in 1924, the same year Abram's died, a committee of the Royal Society of Medicine investigated his claims. To the astonishment of medicine and science, the committee had to admit that Abrams' claim was proven after several extensive and exhaustive tests.
During the 1930's Dr. Ruth Drown, the prized student of Dr. Abrams, added further dimensions to radionics through her discovery that diagnosis and treatment could be carried out from a distance. The main focus of radionic research in the 1940's then switched to the De La Warr Laboratories in Oxford, England. Instruments and techniques were refined and extensive work was done in the field of radionic photography originally initiated by Dr. Drown in California. Completely new concepts emerged for Malcom Raes' research into Radionics instrumentation and homeopathy in the 1960's. Together with the introduction by Dr. David Tansley of a whole new basis for Radionic diagnosis and treatment based on the energy fields of man. This revolutionized the theory and practice of radionics throughout the world.

Some Fundamental Principles of Radionics
Radionic theory and practice is based around the concept that man and all life forms share a common ground in that they are immersed in the electro-magnetic field of the earth. Each life form has its own electro-magnetic field. Each field, if sufficiently distorted, will result in disease of the organism. Accepting the belief that everything is energy, radionics sees organs, diseases and remedies as having their own frequency or vibration. These factors can be expressed in numerical values which are known as "rates" or in the form of geometric patterns. These rates or patterns provide the means by which the operator identifies and treats disease at a distance. Common among the field of radionics is the theory that there are a number of finely organized fields of energy which lie beyond those identified by science, and that these fields can be used for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.
The theory of making a distant diagnosis, the radionics operator exercises his intuitive skills which is traced back to the right hemisphere of the brain. The intuitive mind has access to information which lies beyond the reach of rational and logical abilities which appear to be meditated through the left brain hemisphere. To determine what the underlying causes of disease are, the operator can tune in both his mind and radionic instrument to the distance patient. The radionic operator is able to then determine with accuracy the correct treatment which will eliminate this underlying disease by identifying causes which may be hidden by clinical and more orthodox procedures. As previously stressed, a radionic diagnosis is not a medical diagnosis but a means of identifying and assessing the underlying causes which give rise to pathological states and their systems.

Radionic Treatment
Treatment can then be determined when the radionic diagnosis is finished and a complete health profile of the patient including all organ systems, psychological states and imbalances that are present in the energy structures. All pathological states and their causes have their own frequency of energy patterns. These can then be treated at a distance through the radionic instrument by employing 'rates' or geometric patterns. A witness, usually a drop of blood or a swatch of hair from the patient acts as a structural link between the operator, his radionic instrument and the patient. What it boils down to is that the treatment is the projection of healing energy patterns. Homeopathic remedies, colors, flower essences and herbal extracts can be added to the treatment if they are needed. Radionic treatment takes place at a non-physical level so it's non-invasive and it cannot harm any living tissue or produce any unnatural side effects.
While the use of radionics started out as a tool for medical diagnosis and treatment, it's certainly not limited in the least to only the medical community. Off shoots of radionics are wide-spread. Some notable names in the field include Dr. Wilhelm Reich with his orgone energy, T.G. Hieronymous and his eloptic energy and Royal Rife on up to the more recent works of Hulda Clarke, Charles Cosimano and Karl Hanz Weltz. What is becoming more and more apparent through the use of the machines is the realiization that we are all connected by some sort of energy matrix and that all energy is expressed in a vibrational rate.