What is radionics?

                                  

Radionics

Radionics was founded by the American physician and researcher Prof. Dr. Albert Abrams (1863 - 1924), director of the medical faculty at Stanford University, California. Radionics is a healing method within alternative and complementary medicine and is categorized by its practitioners within the complex of energy medicine or information medicine. It is based on the knowledge of resonances between organic and inorganic substances. These connections are continuously investigated in quantum physics.

Radionics, similar to homeopathy, deals with subtle energy fields and their effect on the organic body. In radionics, it is assumed that a disturbance exists in the subtle realm (chakras, aura layers) which also affects the physical realm. If the subtle energy field is balanced using radionics, a balance is also created in the physical realm. The so-called "balancing" occurs through the transmission of vibrations.

Resonance

In classical physics and engineering, resonance refers to the amplified co-vibration of a resonant system when the frequency of excitation matches a resonant frequency of the system. The co-vibration of a body arises from the vibrations acting upon it at the same wavelength. For example, when we press a piano key: the corresponding piano string begins to vibrate, and the corresponding sound echoes in the room. 

This principle of vibration is, among other things, a fundamental basis in radionics. When two different organisms vibrate at the same wavelength, resonance occurs. Applied to radionics, this means that a carrier material (e.g., saline solution, globules, metals, crystals) is endowed with potentized information. This carrier material stimulates the already existing but "dormant" information of the medium to be treated within the human organism (e.g., water, blood).

Information - In- form (a) - tion

Information is a temporal sequence of signals/signs, whose meaning and significance the receiver interprets according to their capabilities and abilities. This means that information takes on a form that the receiver understands. It is another basis of radionics.

The basis of all radionic work is information. If a system vibrates, i.e., if a vibrational alignment of the waves occurs, information is simultaneously transmitted. When working with radionics, the information to be transmitted is balanced through its potentization so that a specific effect can arise. Radionics belongs to the field of complementary medicine. In complementary medicine, many questions remain unanswered. Nevertheless, it is increasingly establishing itself in some areas. However, in accordance with §3 HWG, 3 UWG, we point out that the effects of the procedure described here are not scientifically recognized.

Excerpt from an interview about Radionics with the chief radionic practitioner of Heilzentrum Scheller:

What exactly is Radionics?

Radionics works with the morphogenetic fields, which were extensively researched by Rupert Sheldrake. At an even deeper level, morphogenetic fields are quantum foam that intelligently self-organizes. Through radionics, one can set and transmit the appropriate resonance to a field or measure a sample's resonance to that field from -10 to +10.

Original radionics is ancient and can even function completely without electricity. Essentially, the field that surrounds us always and everywhere is broken down into a certain segment that then possesses exactly the desired resonance to the respective quantum level, e.g., to the liver, or to a specific plant, or to a disease, etc.

What is the difference between Radionics and Bioresonance?

Bioresonance originated in Scientology in the 1970s and attempts to obtain a complex picture of the human electromagnetic state via skin resistance. The transmission of vibrations occurs via measurable frequencies from the dualistic frequency spectrum, for example, 425kHz, etc. Dualistic because our electrical understanding is based on 2 poles, positive and negative. In classic radionics, as we use it at Heilzentrum Scheller, the current of the devices is only necessary to switch the lines correctly and to indicate to the operator what is happening. The actual information level that flows through is current-free.

How do the application and therapy with a radionics device differ from a bioresonance device?

As I have just described, they are completely different systems. Bioresonance relies on electric current and its properties, while radionics uses quanta, which are always present and accumulate or not depending on resonance. Computer-controlled radionics does not really exist, at least not for testing. That is why computer radionics manufacturers, such as Bruce Copen Germany, have changed the name to Bioresonance.

What is the recommended basis for using a radionics device?

The best prerequisite is learning to use a pendulum or a tensor. Anyone who is confident in their neutrally obtained results will be able to test with a radionics device right away and will enjoy not having to think about clients and questions to get results. Furthermore, the result is immediately available with a value between 0 and 10. The worst prerequisite is a pronounced left brain hemisphere, i.e., too strong a mind. The brain hemispheres should at least be equally strong, preferably the right one more so. 

A reminder:

Ekkehard Sirian Scheller was a painter before he became so successful with radionics, so his view of things was different. Another prerequisite is a playful approach to things; when creating therapies, it is often wise to cast aside old familiar boundaries and try new things with an open mind. A course at a radionics school is not useful, as they first of all usually work with completely different devices (the numerical codes, for example, are not compatible because the construction is different) and secondly, it usually only deals with the energy field and its balancing, not the body itself.

How do the devices differ across price ranges?To work according to Scheller, the device must have a stick pad, i.e., a surface

where testing takes place. It also needs enough manual knobs (at least 15 rate setting knobs to combine even more complex localizations).

Then, ideally, the device should have 5kHz potentiometers, otherwise the numerical codes, also called rates, are not compatible with original radionics, for which there are many rate books with rates.

Why is manual radionics better than computer-controlled radionics?

Computer-controlled radionics works at most in the transmission of energies (at least it works with the Bruce Copen Mars 3, because it originated from the original devices), but testing cannot be described as serious. On the website of Bruce Copen Germany in America, the explanation of how it works even admits that it is a random generator. Reproducibility of the result is not given. If a patient tests positive for Lyme disease at 10 during the first test, and then is tested again 2 minutes later, they show no Lyme disease anymore, etc. The result must be reproducible, and this is reliably possible with manual radionics, and only with manual radionics. Even with bioresonance, reproducibility is not possible with the devices I know; many manufacturers simply prevent retesting within a short period of time so that it doesn't become apparent. I understand that it is tempting to just press a button and get a comprehensive, correct result, but between us, that would be an absolute revolution. Only manual testing remains, and that is significantly dependent on the tester's abilities.