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	Radiesthesia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Radiesthesia or "radiesthesie" as it is known in France has been used in discovering missing persons and in making medical diagnosis and proscribing treatments.
		However, almost everywhere the terms dowsing and radiesthesia have became synonymous.
		There is considerable literature on the subject of radiesthesia and much of it endorses the reliability of the phenomena.
	www.themystica.com /mystica/articles/r/radiesthesia.html (561 words)

	Pendulum, Scepter and Radiesthesia
		Radiesthesia is a word of Latin origin meaning sensitivity to radiation.
		One type is the radiesthesia you are all familiar with; it is speaking (by means of your pendulum) with your subconscious.
		The important books in radiesthesia are mostly in French because these ancient sciences were preserved through ancient times, preserved through temples, by Jesuits.
	users.pandora.be /wouterhagens/biogeometry/pendels_uk.html (1093 words)

	Radiesthesia
		Radiesthesia is a very ancient technique used by Egyptians and maybe even other races much earlier then that.
		This was first made known and given the French name Radiesthesia by two French priests who had perfected the technique to a fine art at the turn of the century.
		He developed the skills of Radiesthesia and found it to be beneficial for treating these types of cases.
	www.naturestherapy.com.au /radiesthesia (588 words)

	Apotheosis-Prose
		As the art and science of radiesthesia matured over time, pioneers in the field began to publish works about it, especially in France, Belgium, and Italy, where many of its practioners were Catholic priests with a strong aversion to occultism and magic.
		As an outgrowth of the ancient art of divination or dowsing, radiesthesia takes an intermediate place between physics and metaphysics, embracing the laws of classical physics, gravitation, light, heat, electricity, magnetism and Hertzian waves, yet intrinsically linked to results which are often regarded as supernatural and mysterious, transcending those of Nature.
		In the words of pendulist F. Archdale, “There is no magic in radiesthesia; it is a faculty which most people possess and consists in their ability to receive rays or waves surrounding them and to pass them on, through muscular reflexes, to the instrument they are using: the pendulum.
	www.poeticgenius.com /prose5.htm (2303 words)

	Radiesthesia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Radiesthesia is the paranormal or parapsychological ability to detect radiation with the human body.
		Thus radiesthesia is cited as the explanation of such phenomena as dowsing by rods and pendulums as means of locating buried substances, diagnosing illness, and the like.
		The English word is a compound of radi(o)-, referring to radiation and aesthesia meaning "perception by the senses, or the capacity for feeling or sensation", which comes from the ancient Greek aisthesis "a perceiving".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Radiesthesia (269 words)

	History of modern Radiesthesia
		The science of Radiesthesia was well known in Ancient Egypt, especially to the Pharaoh, his men and the priests in the temples.
		It was the first in the east in the research of the complementary medicine, Biotronics, Homeopathy, Radiesthesia and many other branches of science.
		The first book in Arabic about Radiesthesia was edited and published by Dr. Khalil in the year 1985.
	www.geocities.com /thotmose/HistoryofmodernRadiesthesia-fengshui-hotep.htm (352 words)

	Dowsing and Radiesthesia
		Only recently has the word Radiesthesia appeared in the English language; it is better known in France and other European countries by its French equivalent Radiesthesie.
		The basis of radiesthesia is the carrying out of tests depending on sensitivity of human beings, which may be sensitivity to the presence of running water, of metals, or indeed of radiations coming from any object or person.
		Paracelsus' opinion of the physician was that he either cured miraculously or by using the forces of the earth and by the knowledge and use of his science.
	www.procaduceo.com /en_tools/radiesth/radiesth.htm (559 words)

	Alternative Medicine Ancient and Modern
		But others such as color therapy, Dowsing and Radiesthesia are still to be introduced to potentially sceptical public.
		Radiesthesia, the art of measuring vibrations by using pendulums, was developed in ancient Egypt.
		All these kinds of samples were well known to the specialists in radiesthesia, but his new way was making diagnosis by using a finger print of the patient.
	geocities.com /thotmose (480 words)

	Radionics - Radionics - Radiesthesia -Dowsing - Divining (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The term radiesthesia is used to refer to the study of rays.
		It is based on the assumption that each the assumption that each animated or inanimated material emits a fine radiation which can be measured with the appropriate (subjective) measurement methods.
		For example, after a little practice, you will be able to perform interference zone measurements, food compatibility measurements, measurements in the bioenergetic field of a person etc...
	www.dowsingworks.com /id50.html (441 words)

	Metaphysical Concepts
		Radiesthesia is the science dealing with the study of energy fields by sensitive individuals or the study of human body's perception of, and reaction to ultra-low intensity radiation.
		Radiesthesia mostly deals with detecting diseases in human beings or is applied to medical divining, whereas dowsing deals with underground water, oil, minerals etc. The operation when applied to health, is termed as Radiesthesia in England and Radionics in America.
		In which is explained how one may detect, without any special gift, the radiation of matter and discover subterranean springs, buried treasures, coal fields, ores, oil, etc., and communicate with an unknown world, noxious rays, medical dowsing, teleradiesthesia, and astro dowsing.
	www.metaphysical-concepts.com /categories/radiesthesia.htm (571 words)

	Dowsing for Aliens. Radiesthesia, Teleradiesthesia, and Pendulums. : Fool Moon
		Radiesthesia: The science of using radiational fields present in the human body to gain access to accurate information about other animate or inanimate objects or beings (aliens) by establishing resonance with their (aliens) energy fields.
		An example of this would be when someone uses a pendulum and maps of a specific geographical area to locate subterranean deposits of precious metals, oil, water, etc. or to discover the presence of land mines, buried bodies, missing persons, or concealed underground alien command posts.
		The father of modern radiesthesia was a quiet reserved French priest, Abbe' Mermet (1866-1937) whose work was published in 1957 in a book titled "Principles and Practice of Radiesthesia." This book is still in print, but may be hard to find in local bookstores.
	foolmoon.com /showflat.php?Number=168207 (247 words)

	Radiesthesia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Radiesthesia is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness.
		The word radiesthesia is the anglicized form of radiesthesie, an apparent euphemism for dowsing coined by the Abbe Alex Bouly in 1927.
		There are two basic diagnostic modes of radiesthesia: In one, practitioners detect and diagnose illness simply by passing their hands over the patient.
	www.experiencefestival.com.cob-web.org:8888 /radiesthesia (686 words)

	American Association for Parapsychology Course Synopsis
		The basis of radiesthesia is really the foundation, for all paranormal phenomena.
		The principles of radiesthesia have not changed, but science, through research has been able to explain the phenomenon.
		This theory has advanced to the degree that now radiesthesia is used in medical diagnosis.
	www.parapsychologydegrees.com /parapsychology_course.html (980 words)

	Life Technology.
		Radiesthesia is the present day term for the ancient art of dowsing.
		Radiesthesia: a practice in which an individual is supposedly able to detect the presence of hidden underground water or minerals by following the movements of a hazel twig held in his hand....
		In the practice of radiesthesia a pendulum is used for medical diagnosis.
	www.lifetechnology.org /radiesthesia.php (842 words)

	Radiesthesia And Dowsing Services From Life Technology
		For example, after a little practice, it is possible to perform interference zone measurements, food compatibility measurements, measurements in the bioenergetic field of a person etc...
		The extensive capabilities of radiesthesia are in fact limited only by the imagination of the practitioner and new applications are continually being discovered by pioneers in the field like Slim Spurling and Life Technology.
		Life Technology also utilises the science of radiesthesia in our radionics applications and is invaluable in defining correct rates, locations, remedies to be used etc.
	www.lifetechnology.org /radiesthesia.htm (741 words)

	Rutherford and the Occult
		This has also come under the occult term radiesthesia, or more specifically, "medical radiesthesia." [5] The founder of this theory, Dr. Albert Abrams invented the "dynamizer" which diagnosed diseases by tuning in to the disease vibrations.
		Another Rutherford endorsement that could be included under the name of medical radiesthesia is the "Radio Solar-Pad." This was a belt that was to be worn around the waist.
		This will look at the Society's involvement in the occult, such as various forms of divination and radiesthesia (or "uncanny powers" as they sometimes call it) from their beginning to the present.
	www.premier1.net /~raines/ruthoccult.html (2561 words)

	British Homeopathy during two centuries by Peter Morrell
		They also shared the same dilemmas and difficulties and problems of being in a lay status and having the marginalisation and denigration from the medical majority allopaths.
		It was at this time that Wethered began to develop his pendulum and rule technique for both diagnosis and treatment.
		He felt, quite rightly, it might be a most valuable adjunct to his Chiropractic work...although a doctor of chiropractic, he was not medically qualified, and so I suggested he join the Radionic Association to study the subject...
	www.homeoint.org /morrell/british/radionic.htm (980 words)

	Michel Moine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He was also well known for his books on radiesthesia, and the series of TV documentaries La caméra de l'étrange, created with his friend and fellow journalist Jean-Louis Degaudenzi.
		After a schooling at the Jesuit collège of Le Mans (he tells some stories from that period in the Guide of radiesthesia), then at lycée in Poitiers, he obtains his baccalauréat (French equivalent of A levels or High School graduation) and moves to Paris.
		According to biographical elements in the Guide of radiesthesia, his career as occultist began the day before his first communion, when he found a 1902 brochure from a New York City correspondence course in hypnosis in his grandparents' attic.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Michel_Moine (753 words)

	Wild Talents - Synesthesia - Photographic Memory
		Clairvoyance ability method, clairaudience the supermemory firewalking was studied by calendar lightning calculating at the levitation glossolalia astral projection photographic memory sticking a remote viewing needle through his xenoglossia without his left handers blindfold chess playing mental mathematics radiesthesia pain, left handers or human calculator, psychokinesis.
		Glossolalia city person is a frail, forgetful, eyeless sight psychometry, telepathy individual radiesthesia easily lashes out in gut mental mathematics and strifeful discord,.
		Studies radiesthesia remote viewing peasants and natives wild talents in primitive jungle conditions of the world have shown that psychokinesis, photographic memory and senility Charles Fort with firewalking and calendar lightning calculating hearing losses are telepathy supermemory nonexistent, synesthesia.
	www.user.shentel.net /finefroc/user/tender/finewild.html (846 words)

	Quack Cures and radionic Ouija Boards
		They defined radiesthesia as "sensitivity to radiations." One form of radiesthesia they discussed was radionics, which is the current name for the E.R.A. They said:
		Radiesthesia, which is now very widespread, is believed by many to be a form of psychic healing....
		This is the term used to denote a branch of radiesthesia in which the water-diviner's pendulum is replaced or incorporated into an elaborate machine.
	www.premier1.net /~raines/cures.html (3383 words)

	Magnetotherapy,Aromatherapy School,Reiki Training,Magnetotherapy Institute,Aromatherapy Class,Reiki Class (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Basically, it is simply a method of arriving at a diagnosis and treatment using the human being as the diagnostic instrument.
		A therapy that has grown up around the ability of the human being to use radiesthesia together with simple instruments to help in the diagnosis of disease in animals, plants and humans and then to treat this disease at a distance without the presence of the patient.
		This modality is based on the idea that specific points on the feet and hands correspond with organs and tissues throughout the body.
	www.altmededu.com /alt6.html (609 words)

	Radionics In Agriculture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Currently, radionics, and the related concepts of radiesthesia and homeopathy, are largely practitioner-based technologies.
		The purpose, rather, is to shed light on a poorly understood practice that is being adopted by a growing number of people within sustainable agriculture.
		Radionics is closely related to the art of dowsing, also called radiesthesia.
	home.earthlink.net /~gkuepper/index/Radionics.htm (3668 words)

	Bruce Copen Laboratories - What is Radiesthesia?
		We offer a range of various pendulums for medical radiesthesia and other radiesthesia functions.
		All pendulums are made of best-quality material and give a perfect balance.
		The Copen Personal Body Polariser is also emininently suitable for increasing radiesthesia capabilities (sensitivity).
	www.copenlabs.com /pendul.htm (1565 words)

	No Birth Time? No Problem
		I have since taught this method to others, and we have used it simultaneously (but silently) to ascertain unknown times, with identical results---which is all the proof I need that the subtle energy approach is valid.
		The subtle energy approach, also called radiesthesia, involves using a pendulum to narrow down the probable time.
		The method works whether birth time is completely unknown, as well as when the client has a some idea as to their birth being in daylight or dark.
	home.earthlink.net /~wisewomanarts/id7.html (364 words)

	Vesica: BioGeometry Foundation Training
		* Why Radiesthesia was restricted to Saints and Spiritual Adepts in earlier times.
		Methods to evaluate the condition of any aspect of the human energy field are taught using anatomy charts and Vibrational Radiesthesia principles; analysis can take place at any level of structure from DNA up to organs and whole body systems.
		Hundreds of BioSignatures (copyrighted by BioGeometry energy systems and developed over 30 years by Dr. Ibrahim Karim) are given to the student with full exploration of techniques to apply them beneficially to human energy conditions.
	www.vesica.org /bg_syllabus.html (1709 words)

	Radiesthesia
		The term itself refers to the study of rays or the fine radiation supposedly emitted by every animated or inanimated material, and the assumption that it can be measured with radiesthetic instruments such as pendulums, rods or single-handed rods.
		Radiesthesia has been used in discovering missing persons, making medical diagnosis, proscribing treatments and making prognostications, but its main scope is the discovery of hidden water, metals, minerals and objects.
		It has been practiced for thousands of years, and was well known in Ancient Egypt.
	www.occultopedia.com /r/radiesthesia.htm (3315 words)

	NOVICA - Quartz and amethyst pendulums, 'Radiesthesia'
		They are calibrated for radiesthesia, an ancient science well known by Egyptian pharaohs.
		Radiesthesia uses the human body's vibrational fields to access information about other objects.
		It does so by measuring and evaluating the quality of this interaction on one's own body.
	www.novica.com /itemdetail/index.cfm?pID=84833 (300 words)

	Radionics and Radiesthesia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		These devices operate in the subtle energy fields and a few of the devices use a small amount of electricity to amplify the signal.
		Being a Radiesthesia Teacher as well as a Master and Teacher of Chios Healing, Reiki, and Magnified Healing, plus a Pranic Healing Practitioner, Bill Ellis shares his expertise in Beyond Hands-On Healing, a book available in PDF format to promote your own health and balance, and that of your family, friends and animals.
		They are created by hand with layers of colored glass and a variety of dichroic glasses fused together.
	www.prosperity.com /radionics (226 words)

	Dowsing
		Dowsing is distinguishable from a related divinatory method radiesthesia because the latter method not only attempts to discover inanimate but animate objects as well such as missing person, and also is used in the detection of illnesses and prescribing their treatment.
		Martin Luther condemned the practice as witchcraft which was equated to Devil-worship.
		Dowsing as well as radiesthesia operate by the use of a rod, commonly a "Y" shaped stick, formerly a branch of hazel.
	www.themystica.com /mystica/articles/d/dowsing.html (680 words)

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