Monthly Archives: May 2010

The Psionic Art of Paul Laffoley

Posted on May 29, 2010 by josephmax

I admit, purely symbolic psionic ‘devices’ are not my thing. Not that someone can’t use any symbolic image for magickal purposes, if he or she has the skill to make it work. But there’s something about wires and plates and … Continue reading →

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New Anapathic Machine from Jensen

Posted on May 24, 2010 by josephmax

Bill Jensen has just released a new product, a replica of the Hieronymus Anapathic Machine. It looks great! It’s designed as an “automatic scanner” to scan and balance Rates without needing a stick pad. A tip of the psionic helmet … Continue reading →

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Radionics, Psionics and Who Needs Wires, Anyway?

Posted on May 24, 2010 by josephmax

One of the most controversial aspects of radionics is the use of “symbolic circuits”. This refers to practices built around the idea that a drawing or other symbolic version (such as a software simulation) of a radionics circuit works just … Continue reading →

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Two Quantum Bits of Weirdness

Posted on May 15, 2010 by josephmax

Most writings about Radionics will inevitably include a mention of quantum mechanics, in particular the concept of quantum entanglement, in which matched particles can influence the “behavior” of each other instantaneously over any distance. Radonicists and other aetheric philosophers point … Continue reading →

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Scanning and Balancing the Chakras with Radionics

Posted on May 8, 2010 by josephmax

“Chakras are energy centers that run from the base of your spine out the top, or crown, of your head. The word chakra is a Sanskrit word, meaning wheel or disc. There are seven major chakras, each a circular wheel … Continue reading →

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