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Etheric Realms, Radionics and Biodynamics
into influencing the farm biosystem’s patterns of activity showed me the ease and efficiency of
applying the wave patterns of the biodynamic preparations through radionics. My studies in physics
made it clear that radionics worked with quantum non-locality and entanglement as it transferred
patterns of activity over any distance instantaneously with no loss of signal ( Lovel, 2014).
Prior to my use of radionics, my customary method of applying biodynamic preparations involved
intensive stirring in water with alternating vortexes from clockwise to anticlockwise – then spraying
the water on soil, plants, animals and/ or over the atmosphere. Despite its meditative charm, this was
time consuming as each application took more than 2 hours, and most farmers don’t need extra jobs
to do. Being able to impart biodynamic preparation patterns from a kitchen alcove or farm office in
just a few minutes greatly extended my capacity to adjust the farm’s biosystem with these patterns,
especially during rain but even when I was off the farm. To assist with this and based on the work
of T. Galen Hieronymus 2 , I designed and manufactured a simple, self-powered device similar to a
crystal radio set, which I called a Field Broadcaster. †
I use this to broadcast all the biodynamic preparation patterns to the entire farm in any weather,
all year round. I also use a radionic instrument of my own design to impart patterns to my brews,
soil drenches, irrigations and foliar sprays before applying them ( see Figure 23.2). Because it uses
cards that hold the preparation patterns, this allows uniform applications without using up any
physical substances. This allows me to target different crops and fields with the individual activities
that each needs in order to stay balanced and on track. When the sun is near the horizon ( before
breakfast and before supper), I compose and set in progress radionic programmes to impart appropriate preparation patterns via an aerial map of the farm with its boundaries marked. This allows
me to respond to environmental conditions such as weather, seasons, daily cycles and lunar cycles,
in order to keep the farm healthy. These morning and evening programmes help me to integrate and
balance the activities in the farm biosystem as a coherent entity.
This is a general overview of how I apply radionics, and I have found that the radionic application
of the biodynamic preparation patterns and observation of the results have revealed characteristics
that have not been recorded elsewhere. Here, I describe just two of the preparations that I use.
BD Soil Activator ( 1000): This is a complex compost made with all the biodynamic preparations
including horn silica, horn clay and horsetail decoction in a cow manure base with the addition of
rock powder ( usually basalt) and lime ( usually eggshell powder). All the ingredients are intensively
2 T. Galen Hieronymus ( 1895–1988). One of the early radio engineers and radionics pioneers, who obtained the only US
patent on a radionic instrument.
FIGURE 23.2 Field Broadcaster (left) and radionic instrument with cards (right). ( Photo credit: Hugh Lovel.)
Etheric Realms, Radionics and Biodynamics
into influencing the farm biosystem’s patterns of activity showed me the ease and efficiency of
applying the wave patterns of the biodynamic preparations through radionics. My studies in physics
made it clear that radionics worked with quantum non-locality and entanglement as it transferred
patterns of activity over any distance instantaneously with no loss of signal ( Lovel, 2014).
Prior to my use of radionics, my customary method of applying biodynamic preparations involved
intensive stirring in water with alternating vortexes from clockwise to anticlockwise – then spraying
the water on soil, plants, animals and/ or over the atmosphere. Despite its meditative charm, this was
time consuming as each application took more than 2 hours, and most farmers don’t need extra jobs
to do. Being able to impart biodynamic preparation patterns from a kitchen alcove or farm office in
just a few minutes greatly extended my capacity to adjust the farm’s biosystem with these patterns,
especially during rain but even when I was off the farm. To assist with this and based on the work
of T. Galen Hieronymus 2 , I designed and manufactured a simple, self-powered device similar to a
crystal radio set, which I called a Field Broadcaster. †
I use this to broadcast all the biodynamic preparation patterns to the entire farm in any weather,
all year round. I also use a radionic instrument of my own design to impart patterns to my brews,
soil drenches, irrigations and foliar sprays before applying them ( see Figure 23.2). Because it uses
cards that hold the preparation patterns, this allows uniform applications without using up any
physical substances. This allows me to target different crops and fields with the individual activities
that each needs in order to stay balanced and on track. When the sun is near the horizon ( before
breakfast and before supper), I compose and set in progress radionic programmes to impart appropriate preparation patterns via an aerial map of the farm with its boundaries marked. This allows
me to respond to environmental conditions such as weather, seasons, daily cycles and lunar cycles,
in order to keep the farm healthy. These morning and evening programmes help me to integrate and
balance the activities in the farm biosystem as a coherent entity.
This is a general overview of how I apply radionics, and I have found that the radionic application
of the biodynamic preparation patterns and observation of the results have revealed characteristics
that have not been recorded elsewhere. Here, I describe just two of the preparations that I use.
BD Soil Activator ( 1000): This is a complex compost made with all the biodynamic preparations
including horn silica, horn clay and horsetail decoction in a cow manure base with the addition of
rock powder ( usually basalt) and lime ( usually eggshell powder). All the ingredients are intensively
2 T. Galen Hieronymus ( 1895–1988). One of the early radio engineers and radionics pioneers, who obtained the only US
patent on a radionic instrument.
FIGURE 23.2 Field Broadcaster (left) and radionic instrument with cards (right). ( Photo credit: Hugh Lovel.)