Principles and Practice of Radiesthesia: A Textbook for Practitioners and Students

This classic work, first published in France fifty years ago, is based on the results of forty years research and application. It combines sound practical advice on the use of the pendulum, in dowsing for water, prospecting minerals, and diagnosing disease, with numerous remarkable accounts of the author's own successes. These included the discovery of missing persons, teleradiesthesia and telediagnosis of disease. Abbe Mermet, a village priest, became famous throughout Europe for his gifts as a radiesthesist, and his research into our natural sensitivity to radiations and force-fields established radiesthsia on a sound basis, raising it to the level of a new science.