Having covered waves and their laws, it’s now time to look at measurement. This module teaches you how to analyse a wave in depth: its nature, its spectrum, its pitch and its wavelength. It is through these measurements that you become a true modern dowser.
What you will learn
- Standing waves, which carry all the others, and their seven secondary waves, which classify all bodies in nature into seven families.
- Shock waves, and how to deduce a wavelength in nanometres from them.
- Pendulum waves and their spectrum: the signature of a body.
- Louis Turenne’s tools: the wave metre, the Universal Ruler and the Turenne disc.
- The calculation of wave heights, followed by that of wavelengths.
- The wavelength of health: 8 metres, according to Louis Turenne.
What is it for?
To determine whether a food, plant or object can be assimilated by the human body, and whether it raises or lowers the wavelength of our cells. The module’s practical applications show you how to use this knowledge in everyday life.
In practice
- 10 HD videos, totalling 1 hour 45 minutes, with subtitles in French, English, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese.
- A summary sheet under each video, to help you remember the key points and practise at home.
- Access to the Help page: Louis Turenne’s wave tables and downloadable files.
- A one-off payment, no subscription required: you retain access to your courses.