Radionic rates: information codes to influence reality

ByEspecialista

Within the field of radionics, one of the most relevant —and at the same time most intriguing— concepts is that of radionic rates. Far from being mere numbers or words, they are conceived as genuine structures of information capable of representing specific states at a vibrational level. Do not worry: although it may seem like a complex concept, it is actually simpler than it appears.

In other words: what radionic rates really are

Radionic rates can be described as organized forms of information that act as identifiers of a given reality. These structures can take different forms:

  • Alphanumeric sequences accompanied by a description
  • Specific words or expressions
  • Graphic or geometric representations

Both numbers and words are not an end in themselves, but rather a means to represent a specific vibrational pattern. For this reason, many authors consider the term “codes” more appropriate, as it better reflects their function: to serve as a key to access a particular state or field of information.

Different forms of coding

Although the most common format for rates is “numbers + words”, it is not the only one. They can also be found in visual formats, such as diagrams based on concentric circles with openings oriented in different directions, or other geometric structures.

Well-known examples of this type of coding include:

  • The cards developed by Malcom Rae
  • The Sai Sanjeevini cards

These systems show that radionics does not rely exclusively on numbers or words, but can use any form capable of organizing information in a coherent way.

Words as simple radionic rates

Words, regardless of the language used, can function as basic radionic rates. However, some authors point out that their effectiveness may depend on their presence within the collective unconscious.

In other words, the greater the number of people who use and understand a word, the greater its capacity to act as a vehicle of information. From this perspective, human language does not merely describe reality, but may also interact with it.

A language to access the intangible

Just as conventional language serves to express ideas, radionic codes can be understood as an attempt to create a more precise language, aimed at identifying and evoking states that do not belong to the immediate physical plane.

This approach does not necessarily imply anything magical or supernatural. From a strictly materialist standpoint, such a level would not exist. However, within radionic theory, it is proposed that everything that exists —including matter and thought— is based on a prior structure of information.

In this sense, thought itself would be a form of vibration, and radionic rates would allow interaction with this deeper level.

Examples of radionic rates

To better understand their application, here are some specific examples of radionic rates:

  • +43-28/37-93 → Metabolic balance
  • +009-49 → Vitality
  • +30-69 → Heart at full capacity
  • -23-54 → General allergic-type disorders (negative rate indicated by the “–” symbol. Rates without a positive or negative sign are also often considered negative, although this is not a rule followed by all schools of radionics)

In these cases, the codes do not symbolically describe the state; rather, they represent it directly within the radionic framework.

Additionally, rates can be classified according to their intention:

  • Positive: aimed at enhancing or improving a state (for example, “increase vitality”)
  • Negative: refer to an undesired condition (for example, “pain” or specific disorders)

This distinction is important, as it influences how radionic devices are configured, such as the dials of the ARE X3 Pro.

Application in well-being

Based on these principles, a properly structured radionic device can use rates placed within it to establish a link between a person and a specific field of information.

For example, a code representing the optimal state of an organ can be used to transmit corrective information. According to radionic theory, by acting on the informational level prior to matter, it would be possible to influence its physical manifestation.

Thus, an organ that is not functioning properly could benefit from the “reference” of its ideal state. (In radionics, work is carried out only at a vibrational or bioenergetic level, so it does not interfere with conventional medicine. The latter should always be the primary option for anyone with a condition or illness.)

Beyond the body: influence on reality

This principle is not limited to the physiological domain. It also includes the possibility of acting upon external situations (such as desires to be fulfilled, goals to be achieved, situations to be improved, attitudes to be corrected, or qualities to be developed).

If a circumstance has an informational basis, then it could be subject to modification. By adjusting that vibrational level, an effect on the material plane could be sought, always within the limits of what is physically possible in our environment.

This approach represents one of the most innovative —and also most controversial— directions in modern radionics: the possibility of influencing external reality by linking desired states with lived experience.

The role of the radionic device

A radionic device acts as a continuous emitter of modulated information. Its function is to maintain over time the signal associated with a given rate, facilitating its integration.

This mechanism bears some similarity to creative visualization, but introduces a key difference: consistency and precision in the emission of information. The exact connection with the appropriate vibrations and the supply of energy to support the change are additional elements of great importance.

Beyond classical rates

In addition to traditional codes, there are other ways of working in radionics:

  • The previously mentioned graphic codes or symbolic diagrams, such as the cards of Malcom Rae or Sai Sanjeevini (and similar systems)
  • Personal affirmations (for example: “I am a positive person”)
  • Affirmations from well-known specialists recognized for their effectiveness (such as those recommended by Louise Hay, or Dr. Helen Schucman, known for her work A Course in Miracles)
  • Detailed descriptions of desired outcomes (for example: “I obtain the job of… and I make the effort to achieve it”)

Each practitioner may choose the format that best suits their understanding, or even combine several methods to enhance results.

Conclusion

Radionic rates propose a view of reality in which information plays a central role. From this perspective, the physical world would be the consequence of a more subtle prior level.

Understanding these codes as a language —a tool to interact with that deeper level— opens the door to new ways of approaching health restoration, goal achievement, and the improvement of undesirable circumstances.