Certification and Training in Radiesthesia

 Certification and Training in Radiesthesia

Radiesthesia is a specialized training program that equips participants with the knowledge and skills to use dowsing tools for detecting and measuring subtle energies. Here are some key points about Radiesthesia training and certification:

1. Program Overview:
• Radiesthesia covers topics such as the history and principles of dowsing, the use of pendulums, and dowsing rods.
• Participants learn how to interpret results obtained through dowsing techniques.
2. Tools Used:
• The main tools in radiesthesia include:
• Pendulums: Made of rock crystal, wood, or metal.
• Biotensor: A specialized dowsing tool.
• Dowsing Rods: Used to detect vibrations and radiations from various elements and people.
3. Institutions Offering Radiesthesia Training:
• ICAHP (International Compliance Assurance for Holistic Practitioners): Accredited institutions like R2C México offer Radiesthesia courses. R2C México provides hands-on training and mentorship from experienced practitioners.
• Other Programs: There are additional programs available, such as those offered by PSI, which cover the fundamentals of radiesthesia and teach the use of pendulums and dual rods.
4. Certification and Eligibility:
• Upon completing the program, graduates can provide radiesthesia services.
• Graduates may be eligible for ICAHP accreditation at a discounted rate, opening up new opportunities for their practice.
5. Duration and Requirements:
• The duration varies depending on the specific program.
• Requirements may include attending classes, practical training, and passing assessments.

Remember to check with specific institutions for detailed information on duration, prerequisites, and certification processes..

 

Techniques and Methods used in Radiesthesia with examples.

 Techniques and Methods used in Radiesthesia with examples.

Radiesthesia or dowsing, is an ancient practice that involves using divining tools to detect energies and make connections with the world around us. Here are some techniques and practices associated with radiesthesia:

1. Calibration:
• Before beginning a dowsing session, practitioners often calibrate their tools to establish their baseline responses. Calibration ensures that the tool’s movements are consistent and reliable.
• Example: If using a pendulum, the dowser might hold it still and mentally set the intention for “yes” or “no” responses. The pendulum’s subsequent movements (swinging in a particular direction) will indicate the answers to specific questions.
2. Asking Questions and Receiving Answers:
• An advanced practice in radiesthesia involves asking questions and receiving answers from the subconscious mind.
• Instead of relying solely on conscious decision-making, practitioners seek guidance from their inner awareness.
• Example: A dowser might ask, “Is this location suitable for a water well?” The pendulum’s response (swinging in a certain direction) can provide insights.
3. Locating Underground Water Sources:
• Historically, dowsing was associated with finding underground water sources.
• Dowsers use their tools (such as pendulums or dowsing rods) to detect subtle energy patterns related to water veins or aquifers.
• Example: A dowser walks across a field, and the dowsing rod reacts (tilts or moves) when passing over an underground water source.
4. Energetic Balancing:
• Radiesthesia can be used to identify energetic imbalances in the body or environment.
• Practitioners aim to restore harmony by detecting and addressing these imbalances.
• Example: A dowser assesses a person’s energy field using a pendulum. If there’s an imbalance, they may recommend energy healing techniques or adjustments.
5. Lost Object Retrieval:
• Dowsing has been used to locate lost objects.
• The dowser focuses on the energy signature of the missing item and follows the tool’s movements to find it.
• Example: A person misplaces their keys. The dowser holds a pendulum over a map of the house, and the pendulum swings toward the area where the keys are located.

Remember that radiesthesia is both an art and a skill, and individual experiences may vary. In short, maintaining an open and receptive mindset is essential for effective radiesthesia practice.