Radiesthesia- science or magic?

 Radiesthesia - science or magic?

In nature, everything emits energy - from flowing water and natural resources, to objects, to ourselves and the other person. Radiesthesia makes it possible to perceive this energy and interpret it.  

Radiesthesia, called wandology, is a sensitivity to various types of vibrations and radiations that occur in the world, but are inaccessible to our senses. They affect us positively or not. The term was introduced in the 1930s by French priest-radiologist Abbé Alexis Bouly. Measuring instruments - a wand or pendulum - are used to identify hidden energy.

Does radiesthesia work?

The history of radiesthesia dates back thousands of years before our era. However, it was not until 1968 that it was recognized as a science and included in the UNESCO register. This happened due to numerous scientific researches and experiments that yielded positive results. In Poland, radiesthesia is a legally recognized profession, which requires certain qualifications and passing a state exam. Radiesthesists are called upon to locate harmful irradiated places (for example, water veins) and even search for unexploded bombs from the war. They most often use a wand to do this. But many radiesthesists offer a much broader range of their services. They use radiesthesia to diagnose diseases, search for missing persons, or bioenergy therapy. They use a pendulum for this. Here a dispute arises between dedicated supporters and staunch opponents of radiesthesia, who, in short, deny its effectiveness. Nevertheless, the assumption that radiesthesia works and is empirically based in some circumstances and not in others seems unlikely.

Dispute with the Catholic Church

The Catholic Church considers radiesthesia a sin against the First Commandment. Thus, it admits that radiesthesia produces results, although it attributes this to demonic forces. This stands in contrast to science, which proves that everything in the universe emits energy. And this is what radiesthesists rely on in their work. This also does not mean that they ignore the presence of demonic energy. On the contrary! For this reason, there is a whole range of recommendations that should be followed during radiesthesia. This is especially important when communicating with one's own energy, and even more important when communicating with the energy of another person. In the second case, it is best to abandon practice on your own at all. Under no circumstances should you attempt to contact the dead!

Magic or science?

Arguments indicate that radiesthesia is a full-fledged science. However, regardless of how we perceive it, as long as it helps and, above all, does not harm us or anyone else it is worth using. This opinion is also agreed with by some Catholic priests and clergymen, who see in radiesthesia a "gift" that should be used, but judiciously. It is worth calling a radiesthesiologist when we want to put up a house. Harmful radiation from water veins will prevent us from having a peaceful, restorative sleep. Therefore, it is a good idea to determine the place where our house should stand. In turn, it is worth grabbing a pendulum, for example, when we are sick. At that time, gaps appear in our biofield. When set in motion, the pendulum emits vibrations that fill in these deficits. These are just two examples of the wise use of radiesthesia that will improve the quality of our lives. And there are many more!