Radionics as therapy, a surprising holistic bioenergetic-based methodology
Radionics can be defined as a holistic therapy, in the true sense of the word. It is important to make it clear that radionics does not act directly on the physical body, so it does not contravene traditional medicine nor is it intended to be a substitute for it. The radionic therapist acts at an energetic level, understanding that this level is prior to matter and serves as support for it.
Therefore, we are not talking about “organic healing” but rather about energetic balancing that, according to radionic theory, can lead to the recovery of the organism at this level, stimulating global regeneration processes. These are important nuances that will avoid any idea of intrusion in the medical field. Radionics is not intended to be a substitute for conventional medicine, but rather a valuable complement that anyone can use to increase their recovery prospects.
Radionic theory establishes that, if there is an imbalance in the energy base, sooner or later a dysfunction or disease will also occur that will manifest itself in its material counterpart. If balance and energy functionality are restored, there will be an impact on the physical part and, therefore, recovery of the latter can be expected (if a point of no return or tissue destruction has not been reached). Working to harmonize the energy centers is a basic element of any bioenergetic therapy. Once the circulation of basic energy is restored, there can be expected to be a noticeable impact. The person may begin to feel much better.
The well-known researcher in radionics, David Tansley, stated that “radionic treatment consists of the projection of a set of instructions that can be coded (or not, depending on the method followed by the operator), which are projected through a radionics device, in order to act on the various energy fields of a person, with the purpose of restoring harmony and well-being at all levels (complete health).”
The operator of a radionic equipment can use the so-called rates (alphanumeric encodings that represent a certain state), statements, geometric figures, photographs, colors, homeopathic remedies, floral remedies, food supplements and others, which are used through the device using samples of the subject on which the restorative action is carried out.
Although, at first glance, radionics may seem surprising in its approaches, thousands of radionics operators and many thousands more people who have used radionics as therapy over the last hundred years, testify to its effectiveness, confirming its value in this field. Multiple books and articles have been published recounting these experiences.
On the other hand, radionics also has verifiable effects when used with animals or plants, so the idea of the placebo effect cannot be used as an explanation for its effectiveness.
In summary, the advantages of radionic therapy are broad and varied. It is simple to use, does not require in-depth knowledge and provides observable results. Anyone can put it into practice and benefit from its use. Check it out and you will be surprised.
