Radionics and gardening

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Radionics and gardening

On April 23rd 2003 we noticed a severe case of box wood lice on the box wood cones we had placed in terracotta pots in the entrance area of our company m-tec AG. We took the chance to solve the problem radionically instead of applying insecticides or breaking off the smutted branches as proposed on several sites on the Internet.

If we had broken off the smutted branches, there would not have been much left of boxwood either. The picture shows the enormous extent of the affection.

One example of a recommendation for the application of insecticides and breaking off the branches was a follows - in this case a "gardening tip" by the German radio station WDR.


Beware of the boxwood flea

"The boxwood flea is a notorious parasite. This species of lice leaves a typical white coating on the leaves. At the beginning of the affection, the parasite is not that easily noticeable as it hides inside the foliated boxwood. Insecticides may help against the parasite and kill the insects without harming the boxwood. In slight cases of affection, breaking off the affected branches may be sufficient." (Excerpt from the gardening tips by the WDR)



The gentle way with quantec® . . .

On June 18th 2003, we had almost forgotten about the lice at m-tec when our secretary, Ms. Köhler came in after watering the plants in the yard and said that the boxwood was back to full health. We immediately checked the plants and found new sprouts. The plants were looking very healthy and the lice had almost completely disappeared . . .
This is what we did:

For radionic treatment in gardening with a similar problem we take five steps:

1. Production of a nosode from the parasite itself, in our case a boxwood lice nosode.
2. Search for useful animals which eat lice and once those are found, we save a picture into a suited database.
3. Map out a suited affirmation.
4. Set up of a healing sheet, which contains the affirmation, the newly generated boxwood nosode as well as the database entries with the useful animals.

1.) Production of a boxwood-lice-nosode

We start by taking a picture of the affected plant, showing the parasite well. We then save the picture into the folder

C:/Program Files/Quantec/Databasepictures

and set up a database with the entry "boxwood lice nosode", which is linked to the picture.

2.) Set up of "useful animals"

Research of useful animals led us to the ichneumon flies and ladybirds as the natural enemies of boxwood lice. (as are of almost all kinds of lice, e.g. those on roses). Therefore we need pictures of the useful animals in order to instruct the boxwood with it. Pictures such as those depicting the useful animals eating the parasites are a stroke of luck for this purpose! Save these pictures also into the folder

C:/Program Files/Quantec/Databasepictures

And set up a database for useful animals. Finally two more database entries for "ichneumon flies" and "ladybirds" and links to the pictures - that’s it!

The effect of the radionic instruction of boxwood with these pictures can on the one hand attract ladybirds and ichneumon flies that will consume lice and on the other hand, an affected plant with the oscillations of their archenemy is rather uncomfortable: their instinct constantly alerts them that ladybirds or ichneumon flies are nearby which makes the lice fear for their lives. The radionic intruction with useful animals does not kill lice like insecticides but convinces them to look for a more comfortable habitation.

3.) Formulating a suitable affirmation

The result is anticipated with purely positive sentences as if it had already happened. In this case the following affirmation was sent:

All three boxwood cones are free of lice. The boxwood cones are healthy and their body’s defences fight and cure diseases, deficiencies and parasites. Optimal growth and adornment for the yard - so beautiful!

4.) The HealingSheet

* Create a new object under the according address with the following name: "Boxwood yard".

* Then link the picture of the object. In our case, the three boxwood cones were cut out with the software "Microsoft Photo Editor" and assembled to one picture.

* Open a new HealingSheet and save it under a new name. Name chosen here: "Fortification and boxwood lice therapy".

* Now insert the affirmation, the nosode and the useful animals and start the potency/ intensity assistant. Carry out a generator run with the databases and chosen criteria. Set the sending options and send the result using the sending assistant.

Click here (loading time approx. 30 sec.) to view the HealingSheet that helped us cure boxwood and banish lice.

Conclusion

Also gardening problems may be solved radionically without using insecticides and without damaging the plants by removing affected branches. As the HealingSheet from the gardening database "plant- and garden care" indicates, ph-value and the properties of the ground - whether clay or sandy - may also be partly responsible for lice. The affection of lice is only possible when the plants are weakened, as seen with the boxwood in our yard.

At this point, one should say that even lice have their right to be. Apart from harming plants, they serve other animals as nutrition, which again, are part of the food chain. If all lice were eliminated with insecticides, ladybirds would lose their main nourishment. Then for a while, there would be less ladybirds to eat lice which would mean more plants with lice affection to be treated with insecticides which again would mean even less ladybirds - a spiral in the wrong direction.

As can be seen in the picture of boxwood after two months of radionic treatment, only a few lice are left over. Obviously, the boxwood can deal with it very well; a balance has been achieved which allows both lice and boxwood to survive. And that’s how nature works . . .