The use of photographs in radionics. The so-called structural links

One of the most surprising aspects of radionics has to do with the use of photographs to establish structural links. According to radionic theory, a structural link is an element that, in some way, has a direct connection with the subject or object of the radionic action.

For example, if we want to act on a specific plant, we can use a leaf from the plant itself (which will be energetically linked to the plant it came from) or a photograph that has collected the unique characteristics of that plant.

It is important to point out that the photographs collect elements that are apparently not visible, such as the energy field of the living beings that appear in the photograph (especially in instantaneous photographs due to their special reproduction system). This implies that if two different plants appear in a photo (following the example) and we cut one of them out with scissors, it is quite possible that the energy field of the plant removed from the photograph will continue to appear in the said photo. Consider this when you are taking a measurement with your radionics device, because the measurement may include a plant that does not physically appear in the photo, but its energy may be reflected if it is close and crop the snapshot.

Depending on each living being, the energy field that surrounds it can be more or less wide. In a human being it can be up to seven or eight meters, taking into account the different layers of energy that make it up (depending on each person and their state of health).

Continuing with the plants, many radionic users, when seeking to act positively on an entire plantation, use an aerial photograph of the chosen area. Consider that the photograph has to include the actual plants that are present in the photographed area. In other words, you cannot use an old photograph of the crop field with other plants, because the result will not be the same. However, if you are looking to improve the energy characteristics of your chosen soil, you can use an older photograph. In any case, if you have to choose, use the most recent photograph available to adjust for the most up-to-date characteristics of the terrain (a simple lightning strike in a crop field can imply important changes at the vibrational level).

Once again, to emphasize that using photographs or other elements as structural links has nothing to do with magic or superstition. It is a simple way of using energy connections available in the reality in which we are immersed according to bioenergetic theory.