----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, 8 July 2002 9:18 AM
Subject: Re: The Wizards weekend
D&S,
The Radionics Wizard weekend must of been very interesting
indeed. The world of subtle energies certainly can spike our
curiosity. I have to admit, though, that I like to keep a grain of
skepticism when it comes to certain subject. Because, I'd only
heard a bit about radionics, I decided to look it up on the web. The WWW
is packed with pages explaining the phenomenon. Gosh... some will even
sell you a PC version?!?
SNIP
. A good debate is probably needed...
While I agree that good debate is always needed, I think that it would be
in your interest to investigate previous discussions on broadcasters etc in
the BDNOW archives.
What is your feeling on this subject having been to a recent
conference?
The conference reinforced my belief that Radionics is a tool for the
future.
Have you found a pragmatic purpose for
this tool for biodynamic farmers?
Certainly have. I refer you to the previous
discussions on broadcasters.
For example, could we use the technology to ascertain plant
health, or diagnose soil health conditions?
Yes. I saw it done on the weekend.
DO have an idea what kind of experiments we could
perform to "test" the efficiency of radionics?
The "tests" are already underway in that the farmers already using
Radionics are happy with it and convinced that it is the right way to go.
Further to that, the only person I need to convince is me. If I was worried
about convincing others I wouldn't be in BD.
Finally to quote the father of radionics:
``The physician is only allowed to think he knows it all, but the
quack, ungoverned by conscience, is permitted to know he knows it all; and
with a fertile mental field for humbuggery, truth can never successfully
compete with untruth.''
- Dr. Albert Abrams
Perhaps we could add " This shouldn't stop us
seeking the truth"
David C
----- Original Message -----
Sent: July 7, 2002 4:08 AM
Subject: The Wizards weekend
All: I have just returned from the Radionics weekend. What a
wonderful andinspiring time it was, I saw things and people that I have only
read aboutpreviously and it lead me to believe that radionics has one hell
of a
future, I need time to take in all I have seen and learnt. Cheryl
Kemp,
Hamish McKay and the BDFGAA staff are to be congratulated. 44
people from as far as the North of Western Australia attended.
David
C
