Radionics analysis is like analog computing: you will get the result which leads to result, but the result is not 100% accurate. Or you may get a better result, but you doubt that it is really the right result.
In my analysis of diverse imbalances during the last few years, the remedy “Wiesbaden” occurred frequently. I wondered why Natrium muriaticum did not show up, because in Germany some people are in this state. At least you will read that in older books about Materia Medica, which describes the typical German as a Natrium. I don’t believe that the majority of them are really Natrium, but more a combination of Lanthanides and “muriatics”, salt combinations and Asterales family members (Arnica, Bellis, Chamomilla, …), a mix of great thinkers and sport men.
Anyway, the absence of certain remedies in the top 20 result lists made me wonder if my software has some error, or if these entries just are not in the list. As it turned out everything is fine with the software and the rate lists. But why does Natrium only hit the surface so rarely?
Take a look at this analysis screenshot:
The young man is in love, his heart pumps at a beat of 120 every minute, he is in emotional pain. Natrium is only in the background. And yet what is there on the top? Wiesbaden! Now that is a recurrent remedy that I see a lot in my analysis. The spring water of Wiesbaden is salty. It is used as curative water. And in homeopathy it is a very similar to Natrium muriaticum, because it contains a lot of this salt.
Radionics works different then our mind, because it works with our subconsciousness, or deeper, with our collective subconsciousness. The results will never give you what your rational mind would have chosen, but it will be very near to that.
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