Radionics Questions and Answers
1) I have seen that you use the stick pad and pendulum for dowsing. Do you use any other methods or do you have preferred methods for different situations?
I am a huge fan of the stick method and use it whenever I can. I use pendulums for work with charts, but not over the pads. This kind of approach - pendulum over pad - is very popular in the UK, but they are not as into the stick qua stick. Americans invented the stick pad method and we seem to gravitate to it.
Personally, while I find enormous differences in pads available, I do believe that the stick pad approach is simply one of the greatest gifts radionics work has bestowed to us - and I put it right up there with other famous occult techniques.
2) Do you find new rates for every operation that you do or do you collect them and apply the same rate when repeating an operation?
I use the same rates that I have collected for different purposes. If I find a new rate for the same thing, I will test it.
3) Do you find all of your rates personally or do you use rate directories collected by others?
I have made my own rates, but I usually use rates created by others, depending on the device I am using.
4) When dowsing, are there any conditions that you create mentally which have proved beneficial to the practice, for example any meditative state or trance, or any other kind of influence and control?
No, I basically just focus on the question at hand and look for a response. I try not to overthink it and just relax.
5) I noticed in your set up that you use different types of Orgonite, copper coils and spiral configurations. What is your method for using these things and could you recommend somewhere I could learn about them?
You can research some of these questions in the radionics community. Many of these objects are used for what I term "passive arrays." They help focus on an object and can work to center concentration, but they are not as intense and involved as real radionics work. The orgonite is based on Reich's work and many people think it is useless. The copper rings are tensor rings and I do find that they help focus in the sample well, but I do not rely on them exclusively.
6) Berkana's guide suggests using a quartz crystal for storing the intent of the operation. Do you use crystals for this purpose?
Not with radionics, but I have used them in ceremonial magick,.
7) If so, is there any information about the types of crystal or any kinds or preparation that might be beneficial?
I don't use crystals or reagents because the regent stuff is usually based on homeopathy and I am not trained enough in that to be able to work with it with any confidence.
8) Have you found any difference in the potency of different materials used as witness samples for operations and do you use a witness sample on the output plate for manifestation operations?
The real issue with effectiveness is with the machine and the operator and the two combined. The other frills can be a distraction.
9) Do you consider planetary hours in your operations? If so, how do these affect your operations?
No. I have done some extensive work with these systems with ceremonial magick, but not with radionics.
10) How long do you typically run your operations?
It varies based on what I am trying to do and the device I am using. Some run for as little as 10 minutes, others never stop running. The KRT has you determine the length of the broadcast using stick. It's never been beyond 100 minutes.
11) If working for manifestation, would you advise performing the operation and walking away, or performing everything else in your power towards the goal of the operation?
It depends on what you are working on. Most of my daily work with radionics is less about "manifestation" than about personal changes - like seeking to boost vitality, alertness, address mood and health issues, etc. I generally address what I feel needs to be addressed and go about my day.
12) At what point would you consider revising an operation?
If it's not working. I generally make the evaluation at the end of the day. In some cases, the failures indicate the level of "resistance" you are running into. This is useful information. "Resistance" is a theory some radionics people have used to describe the difficulty of applying radionics in different situations. For example, trying to win the lottery is hard because a lot of people are trying to it at once. Trying to do something no one but you is trying to do is easier in SOME circumstances so there is less "resistance." You can use radionics as a way to gauge how much resistance is out there when it comes to this or that goal and explore ways of dealing with it.
I often think about radionics in terms of the "edge" it provides you. This is like gambling. The house, at a casino, has a small advantage in nearly all the games. This means that, over time, they are going to win more than they lose. With radionics work, you may not get everything immediately, but you will be winning more than you will be losing.
13) Should I be concerned if a computer error freezes the generator?
Yes. You need a good, reliable computer or you need to learn to set the generator without a computer. This can be done. Email the Spooky people and they will show you.
14) Have you tried using different frequency presents for manifestation operations or typically the preloaded presets?
I have only used the preloaded presets for Spooky2-Berkana.
I have not used the Berkana 3-dial that much after I got my KRT, because the KRT is more versatile and I think that its stick pad is more sensitive. I use Spooky2 for Rife frequencies using both the remote attachment (with Boost) and the contact mode with the electrodes. I have come up with my own suite of rates I can run every day. Rife work is different from radionics in many ways, not the least of which is that it does not require a stick plate.
15) I remember that you mentioned you were very keen on the peggotty board and chose to use it unpowered. Is there any particular reason you don't use it in conjunction with the spooky2?
The original boards, made in the 1950s, were not powered.
One thing to keep in mind: I had an ex-coworker who was an immigrant from Hong Kong. He was fond of saying that he arrived in the US with $200 in his wallet and was able to carve out a solid, middle class, family life for himself. He cast aspersions on others who couldn't do what he did. Well, he also had a very solid Jesuit education and a series of degrees and credentials. So, did he really have only $200?
A friend and I got involved in radionics a few years ago and we very quickly started getting respect and requests for assistance from others. Was this because we are both geniuses and supernaturally gifted? Or is it because I had 30+ years experience in occultism, yoga, and ceremonial magick and he had a lot of experience with very, very advanced ceremonial magical work too?
My feeling is that radionics work is much, much easier for people like us than it is is for people with less experience.
