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Radionics How to Manual Radionics How to Manual Donald Mattioda Copyright © 2014 1 | P a g e S E C T I O N I RADIONICS / HOMEOPATHY HOW TO-MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents SECTION I – HISTOY / EQUIPMENT .............................................................................. 1 THEORY OF HOW IT WORKS: ................................................................................... 2 HISTORY/EARLY PIONEERS ...................................................................................... 3 RECENT HISTORY .................................................................................................... 6 LEGALITIES: (IN AMERICA) ...................................................................................... 8 HOW RADIONICS MACHINES EVOLVED FROM RADIESTHESIA: ..................................... 9 DESCRIPTION OF MACHINE .................................................................................... 10 HOW THE MACHINE WORKS ................................................................................... 12 IN PHASE/OUT OF PHASE MACHINES....................................................................... 12 CARE OF RADONICS MACHINES .............................................................................. 13 USES ................................................................................................................... 14 SECTION II LEARNING TO USE ANALYZER ............................................................... 1 HOW TO OPERATE MACHINE .................................................................................... 1 LEARNING TO GET A STICK ...................................................................................... 2 COMPLETING THE ANALYSIS CHART .......................................................................... 4 PERMISSION TO USE MACHINE ................................................................................. 6 BALANCING: (SOMETIMES REFERRED TO AS TREATING) ............................................. 6 WORKING WITH A FREQUENCY ............................................................................... 10 SINGLE DIAL RATES .............................................................................................. 10 WITNESS: ............................................................................................................ 11 CARING FOR WITNESSES ....................................................................................... 13 REAGENTS ........................................................................................................... 13 Antibodies: ........................................................................................................ 13 Bach Flower Remedies ........................................................................................ 14 Gemstones: ....................................................................................................... 14 Herbs: .............................................................................................................. 14 Page | 1 RADIONICS / HOMEOPATHY HOW TO-MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS How To Determine If Reagent Good For Particular Condition .................................... 14 CREATE REAGENT WITH INSTRUMENT: .................................................................... 15 HDMEOPATHY ....................................................................................................... 15 Create Radionic Reagent ..................................................................................... 15 Balance With BHI Homeopathic Remedies: ............................................................ 16 POTENTIZING: ...................................................................................................... 17 Use of Potentizing: ............................................................................................. 18 Radionic Balancing Into Glass Of Water: ............................................................... 19 SCANNING ........................................................................................................... 20 Art 0f Scanning .................................................................................................. 20 Cold Scanning For Learning ................................................................................. 22 Scan For Emergency Rate ................................................................................... 23 Scanning For Location Of Problem ........................................................................ 23 Determine Your General Vitality By Fine Tuning Scan .............................................. 24 Scan For A Rate: ................................................................................................ 25 SOURCE OF INFESTATION ...................................................................................... 26 LOCATING SOURCE OF INFESTATION: ..................................................................... 26 DETERMINE CAUSE OF CONDITION ......................................................................... 26 PROGRAM OR INTENT ............................................................................................ 27 SECTION III – HEALTH / PART 1 ................................................................................ 32 DEVELOPMENT OF MANKIND .................................................................................. 32 DEVELOPMENT 0F DISEASE .................................................................................... 32 BALANCING RADIONICALLY .................................................................................... 34 Definition Of Balancing: ...................................................................................... 34 Do Not Balance Rates ......................................................................................... 34 First Person To Balance: ..................................................................................... 34 Balancing an Organ: ........................................................................................... 35 Page | 2 RADIONICS / HOMEOPATHY HOW TO-MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS Balancing A Diseased Organ ................................................................................ 35 Balancing A Virus ............................................................................................... 35 Balancing An Organ Repeatedly ........................................................................... 36 Working With Heart/Virus .................................................................................... 36 Balancing an Organ Homeopathically .................................................................... 38 Balancing With Out Of Phase Machine ................................................................... 38 Balancing With A Reagent ................................................................................... 39 EXAMPLES OF BALANCING ..................................................................................... 39 ** AIDS ............................................................................................................ 39 ** ALUMINUM POISONING .................................................................................. 40 ** BLOOD PRESSURE ......................................................................................... 40 ** CANCER ....................................................................................................... 40 ** CHOLESTEROL .............................................................................................. 41 ** CHRON’S DISEASE: ....................................................................................... 42 ** COLON PROBLEMS ......................................................................................... 42 ** DENTAL AND ORAL INDEX SETTINGS ............................................................... 43 ** DIABETES ..................................................................................................... 43 ** EAR PROBLEMS ............................................................................................. 44 ** EYE PROBLEMS: ............................................................................................ 44 ** FERTILITY ..................................................................................................... 44 ** FIBROID TUMOR ............................................................................................ 44 ** HAIR LOSS ................................................................................................... 44 ** HEADACHES: ................................................................................................ 45 ** HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE: ............................................................................... 45 ** LEAD POISON ............................................................................................... 46 ** LEUKEMIA .................................................................................................... 46 ** MUSCLES ..................................................................................................... 46 Page | 3 RADIONICS / HOMEOPATHY HOW TO-MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS ** NON-PHYSICAL OR ETHERIC ILLNESSES .......................................................... 46 ** PARASITES OR WORMS .................................................................................. 46 ** PARKINSON’S DISEASE .................................................................................
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