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

If Radionics were a university subject, then this book would be at the 108 level. The field of radionics is so broad that it is difficult to deal with it effectively in just one book and so the author must be excused for not writing comprehensively on the subject. And this is not the first book in the series by Tansley. It is preceded by Radionics and the Subtle Anatomy of Man. In order to understand the material in this book, certain prerequisites are needed. The reader should have a grasp of the nature of the Life Force, known alternatively by many names such as the Odic Force or Orgone energy. Knowledge of the work of the Theosophists is necessary. And a practical understanding of classical homeopathy, the parent science of radionic therapy, is necessary.