Dowsing and radionics are two practices and procedures for interpreting and interacting with the natural world. They nurture the processes of gardening, farming, and landscaping through communication with subtle levels of reality.

Nature spirits and other forms of intelligence in nature play major roles. They can be readily contacted and nourished when we combine psychotronic methods with the traditional practices of a biodynamic approach. George Kuepper describes and discusses numerous procedures that have evolved from decades of working with agricultural radionics and recent research in his biodynamic garden.

This guidebook to growing better food is well referenced, with numerous illustrations, photos, tables, and examples. Gardeners and farmers who want to improve their plants and harvests using sustainable methods will find practical help and much food for thought here.

"Psychotronics covers a range of modalities (including dowsing and radionics) that can be used to access and study the hidden reality behind our physical world. It provides us with practical means for investigating, navigating, and even changing this reality. Without a doubt, psychotronics is controversial and the amount of misinformation and disinformation surrounding it is dizzying. So, understand that what I'm presenting here is a working paradigm. It will explain how I have come to understand psychotronics and how I am using it." --George Kuepper (from the book)

Includes 55 illustrations, diagrams, and charts.

Author: George Kuepper
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Portal Books
Published: 04/06/2021
Pages: 228
Weight: 0.68lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.48d
ISBN: 9781938685316

About the Author
Kuepper, George: - George Kuepper has more than four decades of experience in sustainable and organic farming and gardening, and has practiced radionics for well over three decades. He is the author of Radionics, Reality and Man, and Plants, Soils, Earth Energy and Radionics, as well as numerous articles and publications on sustainable agriculture and small-scale farming. George lives rural northwestern Arkansas with his wife Dee and their cat Miss Kitty.