Rainer Höing: Practical Introduction to Scientific Radiesthesia, Gebunden

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Alongside the traditional divining rod, which is used to detect negative energy, a modern form of radiesthesia (sensitivity to radiation) has emerged that actually has its roots in physics. The necessary tool is an air-Lecher line, which enabled the first determination of wavelengths in physics (these are not antennas in the form of circuit boards!).

In the hands of a trained practitioner, this tool can provide a level of precision and sophistication that goes beyond traditional radiesthesia, offering profound insights. Standardised double-blind trials have been conducted, as Willem Busscher demonstrated, providing a form of scientific radiesthesia that is simple to use and reliable. This book describes the advantages of this method and how it is applied.