About ‘Amazing Radiesthesia’
After embarking on my spiritual journey, I began practising traditional dowsing and achieved satisfactory results in the fields of research and energy healing. Despite this, I did not understand why, or how, dowsing actually works… A wonderful coincidence occurred one summer evening when I came across the first book by Louis Turenne, a little-known figure, which perfectly answered all the questions I had been asking myself for so many years about dowsing and its principles. I then shut myself away in a cave (literally) for five years to study his work through the 11 books he had written (10 of which were published).
I have taken up some of his work and am experimenting every day with the many applications arising from his experiments, in order to pass this information on to everyone, so that his work is not forgotten, just like that of Nikola Tesla, Jacques Benveniste or Georges Lakhovsky, for example; and indeed, Louis Turenne explains so well through natural waves and their interactions.
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Louis Turenne
Louis Turenne (1872–1954)
Louis Turenne (1872–1954) was a military engineer, a specialist in wireless communications and a dowser, recognised as one of the pioneers of scientific dowsing. He devoted his life to the study of waves, geobiology, atomic chemistry and the effects of electromagnetism on living organisms, based on the idea that everything that exists in the material world arises from vibrations and waves – concepts that are now fundamental, particularly in quantum physics.
Louis Turenne built numerous devices for measuring waves and studying the interactions between humans and their environment: the universal ruler, the ruler of the functions of the human body, the rulers of diseases, barometers… He asserts that humans are ‘human antennas’, whose health depends on the quality of the waves and radiation in their environment. He is the most prolific author on dowsing (11 books, 10 of which have been published), covering the application of dowsing to medicine, chemistry, archaeology and geobiology. Louis Turenne developed the concepts of ‘radio-disintegration’ and ‘wave catalysts’ – devices said to have a positive or negative effect depending on the nature of the waves received.
Two approaches
Traditional dowsing & modern dowsing
Modern dowsing is a variant of traditional dowsing: whilst the results are the same across all areas of research and energy healing, their methodologies are radically different.
Traditional dowsing
Our Mind or our Consciousness is, in a way, our backup disc – a record of all our past experiences since our birth, hundreds of thousands, or even millions of years ago. Through the sum of our experiences, we have acquired a certain amount of knowledge, and most of our questions will find an answer there. When we ask our pendulum a question, it is our own Consciousness that answers us and provides the answer through our intuition.
Despite all our experiences, it is quite clear that we do not know all the answers to all our questions, and it is thanks to the remarkable architecture of the Universe that we are then able to find them. All consciousnesses are interconnected within a vast network, and if our own consciousness does not have an answer to our question, it will then draw upon this network of knowledge, including the Universal Consciousness – the ultimate backup – which spiritualists refer to as the Akashic Records.
Modern dowsing
All bodies in nature (humans, animals, plants and minerals) emit natural waves, which interact with one another depending on their positions within the Earth’s magnetic field. Louis Turenne has identified 10 types of waves, each with its own distinctive characteristics, which appear to form the universal architecture.
All these waves can be detected, manipulated and transformed for our own well-being and that of others, thanks to Universal Laws which, whilst complex, are essential to an understanding of modern dowsing.
Once we have understood the theory, it is time to put it into practice, and this is precisely the most rewarding aspect of this science: it allows for countless experiments, each more astonishing than the last, which we can repeat endlessly, in a fun and educational way, much to our amazement.
In summary
The main differences between the two forms of dowsing
| Traditional dowsing | Modern dowsing | |
|---|---|---|
| Basic principle | Traditional dowsing draws on spiritual concepts that are difficult to explain, even though its underlying principle has been thoroughly proven. | Modern dowsing is the study of natural waves; it is easy to explain and makes it easier to understand the interactions between the waves and the pendulum. |
| Agreement | The pendulum is a communication tool which requires us to establish a method of communication with it; it will provide us with answers to all our questions – including existential ones – by means of ‘YES’, ‘NO’ or ‘MAYBE’. | The pendulum requires no special conventions: it is simply a working tool which, through its various movements, will indicate to us what type of wave we are dealing with, so that we can act accordingly. |
| Comprehension | Understanding traditional dowsing, which draws on spiritual concepts, requires a certain amount of effort. | Understanding modern dowsing, which draws on concepts of electromagnetism, requires a fair amount of effort. |
| Apprenticeship | Discouragement is the greatest enemy of traditional dowsing, even with regular practice. | Learn gradually how the pendulum works, without ever losing heart, provided you practise regularly. |
| Type of clock | The traditional dowsing pendulum is a simple pendulum, which can be found in all specialist shops. | The modern dowsing pendulum is a special type of pendulum capable of detecting all existing natural waves. |
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