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What is Radionics?

Radionics is a method of healing and diagnosing at a distance using the unique extra-sensory faculties of the operator supported and amplified by a physical instrument, device, geometric pattern, energy or substance.
Radionics was founded by Dr Albert Abrams (1863-1924), a native of San Francisco, California, U.S.A., under the original name of ERA – Electronic Reactions of Abrams. Abrams believed that diseased body tissue affected the nervous system and gave forth ‘dull emanations’.
Abrams believed electronic phenomena were involved with this, and he invented a variable resistance instrument called a ‘black box’ to measure the ohm resistance of different diseases on an electronic circuit.
Hair is the most commonly used witness but also a photo can be used as such in order to create the necessary link or connection between the operator and the client.
Radionics seems to operate on principles based on Quantum Physics, not primarily upon the physical body directly, but upon the subtle energy auric fields which are undetected by the normal senses and but which support life and are essential for its functioning.
Radionics can be both a diagnostic and therapeutic procedure which can be used to discover the higher dimensional energetic disturbances underlying pathology and to encourage the reappearance of normal energetic fields which support health. It does not replace nor interfere with other forms of medical care, but supplements them. Only Doctors can treat medical conditions!
Radionic diagnosis and treatment are not medical procedures, but are rather of a quantum, esoteric, or spiritual nature, tapping into dimensions that are beyond the Physical Plane.
Many practitioners in holistic health employ radionics to identify and rectify the subtle energy imbalances that are associated with disease in the physical body.
Radionics shares the same “energetic” world view recognized by acupuncturists, homeopaths, and reiki practitioners.
Radionics is also used by agriculturalists and animal nutritionists, to pinpoint nutrient imbalances in plants and animals. It can also be used to select the optimal feeds, fertilizers, and supplements to rectify the imbalances. And reportedly, geologists use Radionic techniques to analyze ore specimens or to locate mineral veins.