Minutus

That’s a good list you put together. I haven’t heard of some of them and will
take some time to look them up
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From: Lynn Cremona
Sent: Sunday, April 06, 2014 7:25 PM
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Minutus] Re: Radionic Machines was: how close is too close.... [1 Attachment]
There are a number of radionic type machines out there, probably can find information on all of them on the internet.


Some of the names I have heard about:
Voll EAV
Emanometer
Gerber Vibrational Medicine
Magneto Geometry or Magneto‑giometric potentizers
Malcolm Rae instruments or Rae Potency Simulator
McGurk Remedy Maker
Rife Machine
Vega Test Machine

Best,
Lynn
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Thanks for this list Lynn.

I found others too while looking up these. They all seem to have in common some sort of system for generating remedies and/or for diagnosing/determining what was wrong where, and usin ga treatment frequency from a chart of similar source system.

That was not the case with the one I saw at my relative's place. You had to have the remedy from a regular homeopathic supplier. It was chosen by repertorizing the usual way, there were no charts or frequencies as with the machines on the internet, then the remedy (still in its container) was placed in one of the two deep narrow wells and something with victim's DNA went in the other.
There was at least one knob on the machine, but I remember nothing of how it was used or if it was used.
It was all very fast - phone rang, snake bite reported, quickly got the chosen remedy and victim's hair sample, put both in the machine, one in each container and set it to "broadcast" for maybe ten minutes, with a further ten planned for later.
So this machine was a smallish plain black box shape maybe 8 inches long, maybe 5" front to back and maybe 4 or 5 inches tall. But it did not make any remedies, it used standard ones that had been bought. So it was basaically a distance treatment option, a way to get the chosen remedy to the individual who needed it at a distance (any distance).

I was not paying a lot of attention at the time, I wish I had!
Namaste,
Irene
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