The science of subtle energy, explained.
What is Radionics?
Radionics is a complementary method that works with the subtle energies of people, animals and plants. It uses instruments and numerical "rates" to analyse the informational pattern of a living system and to send precisely defined balancing energy, in person or at a distance.
Its roots go back to the early 1900s and the work of Dr. Albert Abrams and Dr. Ruth Drown. In Britain, Dr. Bruce Copen developed it into the radionic computers that Quantum Care continues today.
Vibrational Medicine
Vibrational medicine views the human being as a system of interacting energy fields. It works with light, sound, colour and frequency to restore resonance and harmony.
Spooky action at a distance
In 1935 Einstein, Podolsky and Rosen pointed to a puzzling consequence of quantum theory: two particles that interact can become entangled, sharing a single quantum state. Measure one, and the result for the other is instantly correlated, even across vast distances. In a 1947 letter to Max Born, Einstein dismissed this as “spooky action at a distance”.
John Bell showed in 1964 how to test it, and experiments by John Clauser, Alain Aspect and Anton Zeilinger proved entanglement is real, winning the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics.
Why it inspires radionics: a witness sample stays linked to the person it came from. Many practitioners see entanglement as a scientific image of that principle. To be precise, in physics entanglement links measurement outcomes but cannot carry signals or energy on its own; its connection with radionics is an analogy and a field for research.
Electronic Homeopathy
Electronic homeopathy applies radionic principles to homeopathy. In the 1960s Dr. Copen developed the Electro Vibro Potentiser, which copies the informational content of a remedy onto a neutral carrier such as globules, drops or water.
Today, Quantum Care instruments prepare simple and complex remedies in X, C, M, LM and MM potencies, and store formulas on EECS cards.
Radiesthesia
Radiesthesia, the art of the pendulum and dowsing rod, rests on the idea that all matter emits a subtle radiation that a sensitive practitioner can detect. It is the intuitive foundation of radionics.
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