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Swimming through the E Continued from page 52 and lost his laboratory and his funding—even tel 0121 453 9898, fax 0121 457. 9609. though other French scientists later repeated ¢ Tony Bassett, at No. 1 Electronics, by an exposure of the water to a radionic rate his experiments and validated his findings. tel 0171 431 2613, custom-makes equipment. (as opposed to dilution-succussion), then 25. Quoted in Dimensions of Radionics, by what? Tansley, Rae and Westlake, 1977. Radionics Information 24. Ideas ahont "form fields" have heen « The official hady in the TIK ic The Radinnic Continued from page 52 by an exposure of the water to a radionic rate (as opposed to dilution-succussion), then what? 24. Ideas about "form fields" have been expounded at length by Dr Rupert Sheldrake, who has proposed the concept of "morpho- genetic" (roughly, "structure-creating") fields in his theory of formative causation. Morphogenetic fields exist in a dimension beyond time and space, as it is currently understood, but they are nevertheless inextri- cably entwined with "normal" reality. (See The Presence of The Past, Fontana, 1988, ISBN 0-00-637466-2). One of the reasons I was originally attracted to Sheldrake's work was that Sir John Maddox, former editor of the prestigious scientific journal Nature, apparently called The Presence a "book for burning" in his review of it. I definitely con- sidered such a level of disapproval to be a rec- ommendation. In July 1988, Sir John Maddox published Dr Jacques Benveniste's paper on homoeopathy, and soon afterwards went per- sonally to Benveniste's laboratory in France to examine his experiments, with a technical sup- port crew which included the famous magician and star of stage and screen, James Randi. As T understand it, the result of this was that Benveniste was rubbished by Maddox, ostracised by the French scientific community, Radionics Information ¢ The official body in the UK is The Radionic Association, tel/fax +44 (0)1869 338852. « A comprehensive radionics resource guide is available at www.methuselah.org/schwingung. Radionics Bibliography There are a number of useful books on radion- ic techniques, but I suggest these as being especially useful: * Radionics and the Subtle Anatomy of Man, by David Tansley, published by C.W. Daniel & Co., 1972, ISBN 0-85032-089-5. * Chakras, Rays and Radionics, by David Tansley, published by C.W. Daniel & Co., 1984, ISBN 0-85207-161-2. This also con- tains a chapter by John Damonte on the miasms. ¢ Dimensions of Radionics, by David Tansley, Malcolm Rae and Aubrey Westlake, published by Brotherhood of Light, 1977, ISBN 0-914732-29-3. About the Author: Nick Franks was born in Manchester, England, in 1951 and graduated from Manchester University in 1973 with a degree in Economics. He co-founded a professional audio electronics company and was manag- ing director and later chairman until he left the company in 1997. Nick began studying Alice Bailey material in 1991, classicial homoeopathy in 1994 and radionics in 1995 and is self-taught. He is currently practising radionics and has applied to the Radionic Association for membership. Nick would be glad to hear from anyone with an interest in radionics, homoeopathy or related topics. He can be contacted by fax at +44 (0)1625 549809, by e-mail at nick@nicko500.co.uk, or by post at PO Box 93, Wilmslow, Cheshire SK9 5FF, UK. Visit his website, www.nicko.com, for additional information including a more complete list of sources and resources. Radionics Equipment Suppliers There are four suppliers of radionics equip- ment that I know of in the UK: * Copen Instruments Ltd, tel 01444 487900, fax 01444 483555. + Magneto-Geometric Applications (founded by Malcolm Rae), tel 0181 461 2220, fax 0181 461 5253. ¢ McGurk Electrical Services, 84 - NEXUS JUNE — JULY 2000