09-15-2005, 03:02 PM
The Wonder Of Radionics Radionics is a method of diagnosis and treatment at a distance which utilizes specially designed instruments practitioner can 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.Radionics as a healing art originated from the research of the distinguished American physicians Doctor Albert Abrams. He was born in San Francisco in 1863 and became one of the most highly qualified specialists of his day. A graduate of the University of California, he wrote several medical text books and eventually won for himself a national reputation as a specialist in diseases of the nervous system.He received a medical degree from the University of Heidelberg while still a teenager. He became chief pathologist at the Cooper Medical Institute, later the Stanford Medical School, and in 1893 was president of the San Francisco Medical-Surgical Society. He was regarded as a guru by other doctors in the city, and had published many articles in prominent medical journals. His patients were the rich and powerful, and he was a member of San Francisco's social elite.During the First World War, Abrams promoted a theory that electrons were the basic element of all life. He called his theory ERA, for Electronic Reactions of Abrams, and introduced a number of different machines that operated on the principles of ERA. One of the most important was the Dynomizer, which he claimed could diagnose any known disease from a single drop of blood. Sometimes it appears to have involved using a healthy subject as a reference, with the blood sample "polarised" by a magnet before being inserted into the machine, which would then sense the frequencies of the vibrations.The DevicesThe Dynomizer looked something like a radio, and it was not too much of a stretch for people to believe that if a radio could tune in distant radio communications then a similar device could interpret the electrical signals of the body. The blood did not have to be fresh; Abrams performed diagnoses on dried blood samples sent to him on pieces of paper in envelopes through the mail. Apparently Abrams even claimed he could conduct medical practice over the telephone with his machines, and that he could determine personality characteristics.The Dynomizer was big business by 1918, then Abrams decided to take the next step: treating the diagnosed diseases. Abrams came up with a new and even more impressive gadget, the "Oscilloclast", apparently also known as the "Radioclast". It came with tables of frequencies that it was to be set to that allowed it to attack specific diseases. Cures required repeated treatments.The Dynomizer tended to give alarming diagnoses, involving combinations of such maladies as cancer, diabetes and syphillis. Abrams often included a disease called "bovine syphillis," unknown to other medical practitioners. He claimed the Oscilloclast was capable of defeating most of these diseases, most of the time.Students flocked to Abrams' San Francisco clinic for training courses at $200 USD a head, a significant sum at the time, and then leased the devices to take back home. Abrams developed a range of different devices to service the demand for ERA technology. The rules specified that the boxes could not be opened, for fear of disrupting their delicate adjustments.By 1921, there were 3,500 practitioners using ERA technology. Conventional medical practitioners were extremely suspicious, not merely because they doubted ERA was for real and thought it likely to lead to disasters, but because ERA practitioners were cutting into their business.In 1923, an elderly man who was diagnosed in the Mayo Clinic with inoperable stomach cancer went to an ERA practitioner, who declared him "completely cured" after treatments. The man died a month later, and a public uproar followed.InvestigationThe war between Abrams and his followers and the American Medical Association AMA went into high gear. Defenders included American radical author Upton Sinclair and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of Sherlock Holmes.The only way the dispute could be resolved was through the intervention of a scientifically respected third party. Scientific American magazine decided to investigate Dr. Abrams' claims. Scientific American was interested in the matter as readers were writing letters to the editor saying that Abrams' revolutionary machines were one of the greatest inventions of the century and so needed to be discussed in the pages of the magazine.The magazine assembled a team of investigators who worked with a senior Abrams associate named "Doctor X." The investigators developed a series of tests and the magazine asked readers to suggest their own tests. The investigators gave Doctor X six vials containing unknown pathogens and asked him to verify what they might be. It seems likely that Doctor X honestly believed in his Abrams machines, since he would not have agreed to cooperate if he hadn't, and in fact he allowed the Scientific American investigators to observe his procedure.Doctor X got the contents of all six vials completely wrong. He examined the vials and pointed out that they had labels in red ink, whose vibrations confounded the instruments. The investigators gave him the vials again with less offensive labels, and he got the contents wrong again.The results were published in Scientific American and led to a predictable "flame war" in the letters pages between advocates and critics. The investigators continued their work. Abrams offered to "cooperate" with the investigators, but he always begged off when they stipulated conditions he didn't like. Abrams never actually participated in the investigation, and in ERA publications painted himself as a victim of unjust persecution.In the course of his research Abrams made the startling discovery that diseases could be measured in terms of energy, and he devised and instrument which calibrated dials which enabled him to identify and measure disease reactions and intensities. From this work, called ERA or the Electronic Reaction of Abrams, came Radionics as we know it today. Leading British physician Sir James Barr considered Abrams' discoveries to be among the most significant of the day. Not surprisingly, certain elements of the medical and scientific community attacked Abrams' work and sought to discredit him. In 1924, the year of Abram' death a committee of the Royal Society of Medicine under the Chairmanship of Sir Thomas Horder investigated his claims. To the astonishment of medicine and science, the committee, after exhaustive tests, has to admit that Abrams' claim was proven.During the 1930's in America Chiropractor Dr. Ruth Drown added further dimensions to Radionics through the discovery that diagnosis and treatment could be carried out from a distance. In the 1940's the main focus of Radionic research switched to England and the De La Warr Laboratories in Oxford. Instruments and techniques were refined and extensive work was done in the field of radionic photography originally initiated by Dr. Drown in California. The 1960's saw completely new concepts emerge for Malcom Raes' research into Radionics instrumentation and homeopathic potency simulation, and the introduction by Chiropractor Doctor David Tansley of a whole new basis for Radionic diagnosis and treatment based on the subtle anatomy or energy fields of man, which subsequently revolutionized the theory and practice of Radionics throughout the world.Some Fundamental Principles of Radionics Basic to Radionic theory and practice is 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; and further that each life form has its own electro-magnetic field, which is sufficiently distorted, will ultimately result in disease of the organism. Accepting that all is energy, Radionics sees organs, diseases and remedies s having their own particular frequency or vibration. These factors can be expressed in numerical values which are known as 'Rates' or in h form of Geometric Patterns. These provide the means by which the practitioner identifies and treats disease at a distance. Radionics also takes cognizance that there are a number of finely organized fields of energy which lie beyond those identified by science, and that these fields can be utilized for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. Thus it may be said that Radionics is a healing art where physics and para-physics, science and religion, meet and merge.The Radionics practitioner in making a distant diagnosis utilizes his intuitive faculty, which science now believes arises for right brain hemisphere functions. 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. By tuning in both his mind and Radionic instrument to the distance patient, the practitioner by applying his faculties of extra-sensory perception (something we all have to a greater or lesser degree) is able, through observing the reactions of the detection apparatus under his control, to determine what the underlying causes of disease are. By identifying causes which may be hidden for clinical and more orthodox procedures, the Radionic practitioner is able, then, to determine with accuracy the correct treatment which will eliminate this underlying element. A Radionic diagnosis is not a medical diagnosis, but as previously stressed, a means of identifying and assessing the underlying causes which give rise to pathological states and their systems. These may or may not coincide with current medical opinion, but this is to be expected when the practitioner's approach is along para-physical lines. Radionic Treatment When the Radionic diagnosis is finished and the practitioner has complete health profile of the patient including the functional integrity of all organ systems, psychological states and imbalances that are present in the energy structures which form the energy fields which underlie the body, treatment can then be properly determined All pathological states and their causes have their own frequency of energy paterns; these can be treated at a distance throught the Radionic instrument by employing 'rates' or geometric patterns. The bloodspot or snippet of hair from the patient (known as the patients witness) acts as a link between the practitioner, his Radionic instrument and the patient. Essentially treatment is the projection of healing energy patterns; to these may added the wave form of homeopathic remedies, colors, flower essences and herbal extracts if they are indicated as part of treatment.It may be difficult to accept that such treatment can be effective at a distance. However, the weight of clinical evidence shows that it is very effective in a significant number of cases. 'Action at a distance' as this phenomenon is called is not new to science. Today a great deal of research is being carried out by scientific institutions in the field and they are finding out that humans, plants and animals respond to projected thought patterns and this phenomenon occurs no matter how great the distance between the subjects under investigation. Their findings now bear out the rationale of Radionics. One of the great advantages of Radionics is that it is often possible to discover potentially serious conditions at an early stage and, by appropriate treatment, prevent them for developing to a point where they become clinically identifiable. Moreover, as Radionic treatment takes place at a non-physical level, it cannot harm any living tissue or produce any unnatural side effects. Radionics is concerned with healing of the whole man, with the health pattern or entelechy of the individual. The health pattern is a singular, unitary force within the structures of man that ensures adequate and optimum functioning of the systems of his body. The purpose of Radionic therapy is to help the individual to re-establish his optimum pattern of health.The Scope of RadionicsThe scope of Radionics in theory is unlimited; in practice it is limited by the sensitivity, knowledge and expertise of the practitioner. At one level it can be used to determin the structural and functional integrity of the body, and identify the causes of disease hidden within. At another level, the determination of the states of the energy centers (chakras) provides a picture of energy flows in he body and enables the practitioner to gain a deeper insight into the reasons behind certain physical and psychological imbalances, To this may be added and analysis of the qualities of energy within specific psychic structures. A synthesis of this data will reveal physical and psychological strengths, weaknesses, limitations and capacities and thus provide patients with insights into the personal and spiritual aspects of their nature, which can prove most useful during periods of crisis and stress. The beauty of Radionic treatment is that it is non-invasive. It can be used to compliment other forms of therapy, and it's efficacy is such that it forms a complete system of healing on its own right.Further Reading on Radionics:Report on Radionics by Edward Russell. Neville Spearman Limited. Chakras-Rays and Radionics, Ray Paths and Chakra Gateways and the Subtle Anatomy of Man by David V.Tansley, DC.Raidonics-Interface with the Ether Fields by David V.Tansley, DC. Dimensions of Radionics by David V.Tansley, DC. Radionics-Science or Magic? by David V.Tansley, DC.
