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CHARACTER ANALYSIS – AN UNSUSPECTED APPLICATION OF RADIESTHESIA
A very practical way to learn much about the individual that can be of great use to that person, their partner, parents, prospective employers, psychologists, doctors or anyone interested in human relations.
All traditional ways of analysing a person’s character are empirical, involving observation and recounted experience. Character Analysis is the application of the ancient sciart (science-art) which involves creating a bridge between the rational cerebral function and the intuitive capacity by means of a pendulum or similar instrument.
Perception is based on information supplied by the physical senses. The interpretation and subsequent understanding of that information depends entirely on our memory and impression-governed mental outlook. There are three potential problems here in that, firstly, the memory of the average human being is not only highly selective (focussing on the immediate need), it is restrictive, due to the limited access allowed by the senses, and often defective, influenced by our cerebral capacity; secondly, the human rational component is strongly influenced by our culture and education, so when the question of acting or not on a gut-feeling arises, there is a tendency to stay on the side of rationalisation in the comfort zone of the cerebral intellect; thirdly, outside of some obscure teachings, there is absolutely no instruction offered concerning the possible functioning of the two intelligences (intellectual and emotional) at work in the human metabolism. Balanced and open communications between the cerebral and heart intelligence remove these difficulties, providing an invaluable tool for perception based on the broadest possible concept of awareness.
We have an urgent need to know “who” we are dealing with, and Module 3 Who R U? deals with that on an immediate basis. This module goes into far greater depth in order to provide a thorough and complete picture of the subject as regards personality, tendencies and nature.
We judge by what we see, and it has probably been so since time immemorial. First impressions count, no matter what anyone says to the contrary. It is extremely hard to overcome one’s initial reaction when confronted by another human being sporting a multi-colour cockatoo-type hairstyle, or someone wearing a bowler hat and pin-stripe suit, or a barefoot kid toting an AK47! They go into a box with a name or allocated emotional reaction zone. Because of physical similarity – two legs, two arms and a head – we instinctively tend to presume identical interest. Nothing could be further from the truth!
