So What is An Energy Field?

The following excerpts are from Cyndi Dale’s the Subtle Body, An Encyclopedia of Your Energetic Anatomy, published by Sounds True, Boulder, Colorado 2009, p. 95

There are many different kinds of fields. In energy medicine, these are formally known by two terms: veritable, which can be measured, and putative or subtle, which cannot be measured.

The veritable or measurable energy fields are physical in nature and include sound and electromagnetic forces, such as visible light, magnetism, monochromatic radiation, and rays from the electromagnetic spectrum. Our body produces or is affected by all these energies.

Putative energy fields are also called biofields or subtle fields. Both of the latter terms will be used in this section. These fields explain the presence of vital life energy, such as the chi or prana of the Oriental and Hindu cultures. These energy fields are not separate from the mechanical or measurable fields, rather, they occupy a space and run at frequencies that cannot be perceived except through their effects. They are connected into the body by the meridians, the nadis, and the chakras, which are able to convert the fast-moviong frequencies (chi and prana) into the slower and mechanical fields and forces (electricity, magnetism, and sound, among others). The energy channels and bodies are therefore “antennae” that receive and send information via the fields and transform this information so it can be used by the body.

The human body is affected by and creates both types of energy fields. The heart, for instance, serves as the human electrical center. Its electrical activity shapes the formation of the biofields that surround the body because it emits thousands of times more electricity and magnetism that do the other organs. But human and personal biofields also interconnect with greater fields that work in two directions: they receive and draw energy from us and also provide enregy to us. Because we are actually composed of fields – as is the world- we have to see ourselves as interconnected rather than self-sustaining, constantly involved in the flux of becoming something new even as we shape and reshape the world.

What Exactly is Radionics? Part III Medical Radiesthesia

The following information is from Cyndi Dales’s book, The Subtle Body, An Encyclopedia of Your Energetic Anatomy, Sounds True Press, Boulder, Colorado, 2009, p. 288

Radiesthesia is the principle behind dowsing: the use of pendulums, divining rods, or other means to track and evaluate elecgtromagnetic fields in the body or the earth. Dowsing involves sensing changes in the dowsing instrument and one’s own intuitive self to obtain information, receive answers to questions, diagnose health conditions in self or others, and discover what lies under land – such as in dowsing for water or determining origns of geopathic stress. Dowsing is also used to determine the extent of a subject’s field.

The use of dowsing stretches back through history; Queen Cleopatra, for instance, was known to employ dowsers to obtain information, and some experts believe that dowsing goes back seven thousand years.

The fundamental belief behind radiesthesia is that everything emits energy or radiation. A pendulum serves as a medium connecting the dowser and an energetic source, such as land, or the dowser and another person’s unconscious. The pendulum or rod receives information from the field emitted by people or places, which the dowser then interprets.

Besides a pendulum, dowsers often use Y-shaped rods made of hazelnut, beech, alder, or copper. An interesting aspect of preparing a dowsing tool for us is that the practitioner uses verbal insturction to “tell” it which direction indicates a “yes” or a “no”.

What Exactly is Radionics…Part II

The information on Radionics is from Cyndi Dales’s The Subtle Body An Encyclopedia of Your Energetic Anatomy, Sounds True press, Boulder Colorado, 2009, page 387-388

Radionics is a method of diagnostic assistance that reacts to the energy field outside of the body. As a healing practice, it is firmly grounded in the belief that every living organism has its own electromagnetic field and is also bathed in the earth’s field. Also, each organ, disease, and remedy oscillates on its own specific vibrations, which can be assessed as numerical values. These values are expressed either as “rates” or as a geometric pattern. By recognizing these values, often intuitively, a practitioner can assess a problem and create a remedy, which can be sent long distance as a vibration.

Arthur Abrams developed radionics in the early 1920s. He found that the human nervous system, under certain conditions, will react to the energy field of something outside the body. By observing these reactions in the body, he not only diagnosed disease, but used this technique to indicate a treatment.

Science is now suggesting that we are all connected through higher dimensions of the universe. Most scientists suggest the existence of ten dimensions – the same number as taught in the Kabbalah. Radionic treatment works through all the dimensions, asserting that change occurs first interdimensionally, and second in the physical body. Healing can only occur if someone is made well in all the dimensions, not just a single one.”

What exactly is Radionics?

We’ll look at some studies in elecromagnetism in the next few posts to find out. This material is from Cyndi Dale’s book The Subtle Body, An Anatomy of Your Energetic Anatomy. Published by Sounds True, Boulder Colorado, 2009, p 112, 113

Researchers have been analyzing the effects of electromagnetic therapies for a long time. One of the most important reserachers in this area is Dr. Georges Lakhovsky, who in his book The Secret of Life demonstrates that all protoplasm emanates radiation. According to Lakhovsky, alhtough atoms vibrate, the mechanisms of health and development are radiation waves, which oscillate throughout the body. Every cell emits its own frequencies or wavelengths of radiation, which interact with other cells’ radiation to enable health. Disease occurs when these radioactive frequencies are disturbed, creating what he callen an ocillatory disequilibrium.

Writing in 1926, Dr. George Crile determined that cellular radiation actually produces the electrical current that supports the organism as a whole. He theorized that all issues in the body are governed by electrical charges generated by shortwave, or ionizing, radiation. Further, he asserted that all of life reduces to the bipolar nature of negative and positive charges.

Crile’s research into the nature of aberrant cells, including bacteria and cancer cells, supports this theory. He found, for example, that cancer is a bipolar mechanism, with the nucleus being positive and the cytoplasm negative. Bacteria act as positive poles while the lymph and tissues serve the negative role. Both bacteria and cancer cells must compete with the organism’s cells for nutrition and attack the cells that have negative tissues (and a lower metabolism), which they can defeat and “take over.”