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“The LOST Book on Psychic Energy, Crystal Energy, Treasure Dowsing, & Psychic Sensitive’s!” I. This book was originally written in 1846 based upon scientific research started in 1841. II. It is a scientific book that proved the concept of vital force. III. It proves scientifically that vital force is directional, and that certain directions are positive for humans and other directions are not positive for humans. IV. At the same time Carl von Reichenbach accidentally proved scientifically the existence of psychics, sensitives, telepathy and clairvoyance. V. He proved scientifically that magnetized water improves health. VI. He proved scientifically, and experimentally how and why “water dowsing” works. VII. He proved scientifically that Mesmerism is a valid psychological tool to train psychics. VIII. He scientifically proven the sun and moon affect humans and humans who are “sensitive” can notice and use that knowledge. © 2012 Dr. John La Tourrette, [email protected], 541-535-3188 The Baron Dr. Carl von Reichenbach Reichenbach was educated at the University of Tübingen, where he obtained the degree of doctor of philosophy. Directing his attention to the application of science to the industrial arts, he established the first modern metallurgical company, with forges of his own in Villingen and Hausach in the Black Forest region of Southern Germany and later in Baden. From 1830 to 1834 he investigated complex products of the distillation of organic substances such as coal and wood tar, discovering a number of valuable hydrocarbon compounds including creosote, paraffin, eupione and phenol (antiseptics), pittacal and cidreret (synthetic dyestuffs), picamar (a perfume base), assamar, capnomor, and others. Reichenbach included the mixture of hydrocarbon oils now known as waxy paraffin or coal oils. In 1839 Von Reichenbach retired from industry and entered upon an investigation of the pathology of the human nervous system. He studied neurasthenia, somnambulism, hysteria and phobia, crediting reports that these conditions were affected by the moon. After interviewing many patients he ruled out many causes and cures, but concluded that such maladies tended to affect people whose sensory faculties were unusually vivid. These he termed "sensitives".[citation needed] Influenced by the works of Franz Anton Mesmer he hypothesised that the condition could be affected by environmental electromagnetism, but finally his investigations led him to propose a new imponderable force allied to magnetism, which he thought was an emanation from most substances, a kind of "life principle" which permeates and connects all living things. To this vitalist manifestation he gave the name Odic force. Reichenbach expanded on the work of previous scientists, such as Galileo Galilei, who believed the Earth's axis was magnetically connected to a universal central force in space, in concluding that Earth's magnetism comes from magnetic iron, which can be found in meteorites. His reasoning was that meteorites and planets are the same, and no matter the size of the meteorite, polar existence can be found in the object. This was deemed conclusive by the scientific community in the 19th century. This work contains a minute detail of the researches and experiments made by Baron von Reichenbach, for the purpose of establishing his discover)' of the existence of an influence Id nature analogous to, but essentially distinct from, the known Imponderables, Heat, Electricity, and Magnetism. This principle, denominated Odyl by the author, is characterised by the effects which it produces on the senses of touch, the feelings (emotions), the pressures (proprioceptives) and of sight and smell. 1. In exciting peculiar sensations in the human frame; and, 2. In exhibiting luminous emanations issuing from the poles and sides of magnets. Odic force © 2012 Dr. John La Tourrette, [email protected], 541-535-3188 In 1839, Scientist Carl Von Reichenbach retired from industry and entered upon an investigation of the pathology of the human nervous system. He studied neurasthenia, somnambulism, hysteria and phobia, crediting reports that these conditions were affected by the moon. After interviewing many patients he ruled out many causes and cures, but concluded that such maladies tended to affect people whose sensory faculties were unusually vivid. (Here Reichenbach was referring to proprioceptives, emotions, sight, psychic and clairvoyant. La Tourrette) These he termed "sensitives". Edgar Cayce---Take the moon, for instance. Its influence is obvious on such things as the tides and the female cycle. These influences are observable when the moon is close. The word lunatic stems from luna meaning moon. In law enforcement and emergency circles, accounts of the affect a full moon has on the crime rate have been reported. The planets are farther away than the moon, and the stars are far beyond them. But their light comes to the Earth, and they influence in some way the heart, or the brain, or the emotions. Influenced by the works of Franz Anton Mesmer he hypothesized that the condition could be affected by environmental electromagnetism, but finally his investigations led him to propose a new imponderable force allied to magnetism, which he thought was an emanation from most substances, a kind of "life principle" which permeates and connects all living things. To this vitalist manifestation he gave the name Odic force. The Odic force (also called Od [õd], Odyle, Önd, Odes, Odylic, Odyllic, or Odems) is the name given in the mid-19th century to vital energy or life force by Baron Carl von Reichenbach. Von Reichenbach coined the name from that of the Norse god Odin in 1845, after having scientifically studied it for 4 years. As von Reichenbach was investigating the manner in which the human nervous system could be affected by various substances, he conceived the existence of a new force allied to electricity, magnetism, and heat, a force which he thought was radiated by most substances, and to the influence of which different persons are variously sensitive. He Proponents say that Odic force permeates all plants, animals, and humans. Believers in Odic force (all sensitives, hypnotically and Mesmeric trained individuals. La Tourrette)… © 2012 Dr. John La Tourrette, [email protected], 541-535-3188 …said that it is visible in total darkness as colored auras surrounding living things, crystals, and magnets, but that viewing it requires hours first spent in total darkness, and only very sensitive people have the ability to see it. (It has now been determined that many people in an alpha brain wave state, or a waking-theta- state can also “perceive” it. La Tourrette) They also said that it resembles the eastern concepts prana and qi. However, they regarded the Odic force, not as associated with breath (like India's prana and the qi/Chi of Eastern martial arts), but rather mainly with biological electromagnetic fields. Actually there are now known to be at least nine different energy fields inside the human body that are physical, electrical, magnetic and esoteric. Those 9 different systems are; the meridians, the chakras, the aura, the Celtic Weave, the basic Grid, the Triple Warmer, the Strange Flows (also called Radiant Circuits, Psychic Circuits), and the Electrical System. Von Reichenbach did not tie Odic force into other vitalist theories. Baron von Reichenbach expounded the concept of Odic force in detail in a book-length article, Researches on Magnetism, Electricity, Heat and Light in their Relations to Vital Forces, which appeared in a special issue of a respected scientific journal, Annalen der Chemie und Physik. He said that--- (1) The Odic force had a positive and negative flux, and a light and dark side. (2) Individuals could forcefully "emanate" it, particularly from the hands, mouth, and forehead. (3) Odic force had many possible applications. The Odic force was conjectured to explain the phenomenon of hypnotism. In Britain an impetus was given to this view of the subject, following the translation of Reichenbach's Researches, by a professor of chemistry at the University of Edinburgh. These later researches tried to show many of the Odic phenomena to be of the same nature as those described previously by Franz Mesmer, and even long before Mesmer's time by Swedenborg. The French scientists Hippolyte Baraduc and Albert de Rochas were influenced by the Odic force. Von Reichenbach hoped to develop a scientific proof for a universal life force, however his experiments relied on perceptions reported by individuals claimed to be "sensitive", as he himself could not observe any of the reported phenomena. The "sensitives" had to work in total or near-total darkness to be able to observe the phenomena. Reichenbach stated that through experimentation possibly 1/3 of the population could view the phenomenon, but far less otherwise. Many scientists had abandoned concepts such as Odic force until the last 45 years. Now through the scientific studies of energy medicine, Qi Kong, Pranic Healing, etc, many are starting to again use those concepts, BECAUSE THEY ARE VERIFIABLE.) In western popular culture, the name is used similarly to qi or prana in reference to spiritual energies or vital force associated with living things. In Europe, Odic force has been mentioned in books on dowsing, for example. The author institutes a minute comparison of the new influence, odyle, with the known influences or imponderables, heat, electricity, and magnetism (proper); and establishes, in a very beautiful and convincing manner, both its great analogy to these, and the striking differences which compel him to distinguish it from them, and which leave no choice, for the present, but that of giving it a distinct place and name, although future discoveries may possibly enable us to refer all the imponderables to a common force. But that time is still distant; and, in every event, a name will be required for the new group of distinct phenomena, just as we find it necessary to apply the names of magnetism and electricity to two such groups, the close relation, and possibly common origin, of which must be universally admitted.