Teleradiesthesia: The phenomenon of working at a distance and the power of high frequencies
In the world of energy oscillations, physical distance is an outdated concept. Signals that travel hundreds of kilometers hit sensitive instruments as strongly as radiation sources that are only a few meters away.
Frequency bands and the illusion of spatial distance
Analyzes of the refraction of rays through optical prisms have shown that the energetic radiations of certain materials (for example, precious metals such as silver) move in fascinating frequency ranges, reaching frequencies of 1011 until 1017 hertz per second. Certain data from professional literature go a step further, recording measurements in which these specific rays reach an incredible 1024 oscillation per second.
Because of such a colossal number of blinks, physical distance as a dimension loses all meaning. Distance as an obstacle simply ceases to exist, since the radiation signals coming from a great distance retain absolutely the same intensity as those originating in the immediate vicinity of the measuring instrument.
Working at a distance (Teleradiesthesia) through a medium
It is precisely this characteristic of high frequencies and the absence of signal attenuation that enable the most complex tests to be carried out at a distance. For this kind of work, the physical presence of the examiner on the field is not necessary. The only key prerequisite for success is extremely strong, deep and undisturbed mental concentration focused exclusively on the subject of analysis.
Use of maps, sketches and geographic maps
It is believed that visual aids do not transmit information by themselves, but function as a kind of focal point that makes it much easier for the examiner to direct mental energy. Their application is extremely wide:
- Object sketches: Based on a precisely drawn plan of the residential area, it is possible to flawlessly map all underground water courses within that building, without taking a single physical step inside it.
- Geographic maps: A city map or a map spread out on a table is the perfect basis for pinpointing the exact locations of hidden objects, underground faults, and even locating a person who has been reported missing.
- Tracking moving targets: Some advanced methods manage to monitor events in real time, such as detecting the number of vehicles that have passed through a certain road (especially if the total volume of traffic is not too high).
Health and bioenergetic analysis through photography
A similar principle applies to the study of the bioenergetic status of the human organism. A photograph of a certain person is a perfect visual medium for reading his entire psychophysical state. By analyzing the image from a long distance, the level of immunity, the current emotional mood, the inherent polarity of the body and the general health picture can be accurately determined. This technique successfully identifies mild exacerbations as well as potentially extremely severe acute or chronic diseases.
Ethics, accuracy of input data and credibility
The golden rule of teleradiesthesia stipulates that the results of remote work will be completely reliable and usable only if the initial, input data is absolutely correct and authentic. Any attempt at conscious manipulation, planting incorrect information, other people's sketches or fake photos, inevitably leads to a loss of concentration. In such conditions, a huge interference is created, which results in completely missed conclusions and useless instrument readings.
