Dimensions of Radionics: A Manual of Radionic Theory and Practice for the Health-Care Professional

The subject of radionics and all that it encompasses is a large undertaking. If Radionics were a university subject, this book would probably be at level 108. It is still somewhat basic, but it requires pre-requisites for complete understanding. It would be helpful to have some understanding of the Life Force, known by many other names, such as the Odic Force or Orgone Energy, etc. A basic understanding of Theosophy would be helpful. The work of Alice Bailey and A.E. Powell would be good places to begin before undertaking this book. A practical knowledge of classical homeopathy is helpful since radionic therapy seems to be the natural off-spring of the work of Samuel Hahnemann.The book describes two models of Rae machines, but does not tell how to construct these machines. It gives basic instructions for usage, but these are only beginning instructions. I am not sure that one could become a practitioner just from these instructions. A number of theories about radionics are explored. This book is a good jumping off point for further exploration of the subject of healing with radionics and subtle bodies. I do recommend this book with but one reservation. It is not light reading for the uninitiated or one only casually interested in the subject of radionics.