Radionics and Horses

Fellowship thesis submitted to the Radionic Association, Summer 2004. 91 pages, 18 colour illustrations (A4 laminated soft cover ring bound)

This thesis contributes significantly to the understanding and practice of Radionics in the treatment of horses and takes a comprehensive look at aspects such as the evolutionary development of the horse through to interesting case histories. Sections include:

• The role of evolution and instinct in the horse, as a vehicle to understand the psychological and physiological problems that can occur when horses are asked to live and work in a way that may be contrary to their basic desires and underlying instincts;

• An analysis of the horse as a domesticated, non-ruminant herbivore and the physical differences that influence radionic treatment;

• A detailed study of the subtle anatomy and subtle energies that affect the horse, including the role of the rays;

• A look at some possibilities for treatment of cranial nerves, introducing a combination of treatments derived from combining the work of Ruth Drown and Dinshah;

• The use of Base 12 rates and the possible resonance of 11 and 12 as treatment rates;

• A selection of case studies, with specific emphasis on the interpretation of the subtle energy readings.