How the sensory capacity of the skin is used in radionics


Processes related to thought, emotions and perception are related to changes in our physiology and physical alterations of various kinds. If we stop to think about it, the well-known truth machine (lie detector or polygraph) operates through the measurement of different parameters in the human organism when a thought appears and the reactions to it. The sensory receptors in the skin then act as signallers or translators of something that is perceived.

In Taoism and Chinese medicine, the skin is regarded as a delicate and precise sensory organ, which can react according to the environment just like the lungs. In certain schools of meditation and chi kung, global breathing exercises are performed, in which the practitioner tries to “breathe” through the pores of the skin to absorb the vital energy, or chi, present in the environment.

The skin reacts not only to our emotions but also to the environment and what is happening in it. We can perceive a light breeze, changes in temperature and even electromagnetic changes that can make our skin crawl. There are people who under deep hypnosis are able to read through their fingertips. Many blind people are also able to perceive changes in the colour of a surface, which shows that the radiation of the colour itself can be perceived by the organism.

The use of a physical medium to connect with the subconscious, with the universal matrix, discussed above, or with the energy of another person, is not new; it is something that some shamans in Africa and elsewhere have been doing for thousands of years. They can prescribe herbs to treat illnesses or give advice on other issues according to the answers they get. How do they do it? Simply by rubbing their fingers on wood or surfaces that allow for differences in electrical conductivity in the fingers. Surfaces that are charged with electrostatic electricity at different levels. Something similar to the tactile or adhesive plate of radionic equipment.

In a radionics device, the tactile detector (also called a touch plate or contact plate) is used to establish the parameters that effectively connect us with the target we wish to work on. It is very easy to perceive the subtle adhesion signal almost from the first moment we make contact with our complete radionics device. The development of perception improves little by little, allowing us to interact with the device on different levels to get the most out of this system of alternative therapy and personal development.