Introduction to Radionics

Radionic phenomena were first studied in detail by Dr. Abrams at the beginning of the 20th century (see the History of Radionics), in the same era as the discovery of radio transmission and many related electric phenomena. Therefore Dr. Abrams naturally assumed that those effects he was seeing when working with his patients were also electromagnetic in nature, and he therefore called them radionic, radionic testing, or the science of radionics.

Over the century, many practitioners have stuck to this early misconception and consequently talk of radionic rays, radionic frequencies, radionic fields and waves, thus simply taking over the terminology and concepts of electromagnetic waves. This always set them apart from mainstream science because physicists understandably could never follow this simplistic reasoning on the grounds that radionic frequencies, if they in fact existed, should be measurable with electromagnetic measuring devices – which they are not.

This confusion between radionic and electromagnetic phenomena persists to this day, in that many companies offering devices that are basically radionic either claim to have nothing to do with radionics or to follow the early notions about radionics, which stated that one had to be electrically connected or use electrical elements like variable resistors, capacitors, or coils to produce, process, or amplify radionic effects.

A list of the conventional Radionics Machines or Software:

Welz

RadionicMagic

Metaphysical Radionics

Copenlabs

Power Technologies

RadionicsBox

Advanced Biophoton Integrator

Universal Rhythm Harmonizer

Digital Radionics

Life Technology

Cerebrex

Harmonic Translation

Raydionics

See the Inergetix-CoRe System that integrates most of the features of all these technologies