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Aura Radionics Therapy

A complementary practitioner method in the aura tradition, using radionic instruments and focused intention — Digital (at a distance) or Live. Billed by the hour, in completed minutes.

From ₹100 per hour

  • Digital healing ₹100 per hour
  • Live healing ₹250 per hour

What radionics is

Traditional belief

Radionics developed in the early 20th century from the idea that every person and thing has its own energy “signature” that can be described and influenced, including at a distance.

Practitioner method

Practitioners use radionic instruments (dials, charts or software), a witness such as a photograph, and focused intention to assess and balance the aura. In a digital session the practitioner works at a distance; in a live session you join at the agreed time.

How a remote session works

This is how the method is described within the radionics tradition. It is a belief-based practice; we do not claim that anything travels to you or acts on your body.

Practitioner methodConceptual illustrationEvidence and limitations
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  1. 1. Your details Radionics practitioners work from a “witness”: traditionally a name, date of birth and a recent photograph. If your session uses them, you share them only through your secure account, never on this website.
  2. 2. Reading The practitioner makes a radionic reading of your aura and chakras, using the instrument and dowsing responses.
  3. 3. Balancing The practitioner sets the instrument with the intention of balancing what the reading showed, for the session time you booked.
  4. 4. Afterwards You tell the practitioner how you felt, and together you decide whether further sessions make sense.

What you may notice — and what the evidence says

Customer-reported experience

If you feel calmer or more settled after a session, that experience is real and personal to you — but on its own it is not proof that the method works, because rest, attention and expectation can also help people feel better.

Experimental evidence

Radionics has very little controlled research, and there is no accepted scientific mechanism for it. Dowsing, on which radionic readings rely, scored at chance level in a double-blind trial (McCarney et al., 2002). There is no evidence that radionics prevents or treats any medical condition, and we never offer it for that purpose.

People choose sessions for relaxation and reflection. If you have symptoms, please see a doctor.

Radionics: testing methods and limitations