ResoField is digital radionics. The term may sound strange, but what the app does is easy to explain. Below you can read where radionics comes from, how it went from dials to an app, and what happens when you start a broadcast.
Radionics in Brief
Radionics has been around since the early twentieth century. The idea is simple: every remedy, every substance and every organ has its own number. That number is called the rate.
A rate is not a frequency you can pick up with a measuring device. Think of it more as a phone number. The number itself doesn’t ring, but it points to exactly the person you want to reach. In the same way, a rate in radionics points to a specific remedy or pattern.
From Dials to App
The first radionics devices, around 1920, were boxes with dials. Each dial stood for one digit, and together they made up the rate. In the 1930s, instruments appeared with a set place for the person’s details, and treatment at a distance became a normal part of the work.
A box like that kept the work in order: which number, for whom, for how long. From the 1970s onwards computers came in, with ever longer lists of rates. Today devices such as Sulis, QUANTEC and TimeWaver combine a box with software. ResoField takes the last step and does everything in software, on the phone or computer you already own.
The method hasn’t changed in a hundred years. You choose a number, you say who it is for, you broadcast for a while, and afterwards you look at what it did. Only the tools are different.
Where Does the Number Come From?
How the app arrives at a rate depends on what you choose.
For homeopathy, the rate comes from the remedy bank. It holds almost 10,000 homeopathic remedies, each with a known rate. All the common remedies are included, and you can broadcast any remedy in any potency, from D6 to C200 and on to the M and LM scales. So you don’t need to buy and keep up a cabinet full of bottles in different potencies. That saves a practice a lot of money.
For bioresonance, the app calculates the rate with a fixed formula that turns the name into a number. The same name always gives the same number, on every device and for everyone. Capital letters and spaces make no difference.
For RIFE, you start with a frequency in hertz. The app multiplies it by a hundred, so 750 Hz becomes rate 75000.
Many other digital systems let a random generator decide which number comes out. ResoField doesn’t. There is no chance and no intuition involved, only arithmetic you can check for yourself.
How Does the App Know Who It’s For, and How Does It Get There?
Every broadcast belongs to one person. The client’s name and date of birth together form the address, so the app knows exactly who the rate is meant for. But how does that information reach someone who isn’t in the room, without a wire or a signal? For that we need a short detour into physics.
Quantum physics is the physics of the very smallest particles, such as particles of light and electrons. At that scale nature behaves differently from what we’re used to in everyday life. One of its best established properties is called entanglement. Two particles that came into being together stay connected, however far apart you move them. Measure one particle, and at that very moment the result for the other is fixed as well. Not a fraction later, but instantly. Distance plays no part.
Here is a practical example. In 2017 a Chinese satellite sent pairs of entangled particles of light to two ground stations 1,200 kilometres apart. What one station measured matched what the other measured every time, as if the particles had never been separated. In 2022 Alain Aspect, John Clauser and Anton Zeilinger received the Nobel Prize in Physics for experiments of this kind.
So physics shows that connection across distance is real. Radionics starts from the same picture. Everything and everyone is connected through an information field, and information reaches a person through that field without distance or time getting in the way. That’s why it doesn’t matter whether your client is sitting next to you or lives on the other side of the world. The rate is the information. The name and date of birth show who it is meant for.
What Happens When You Press Broadcast
You choose a client and one or more remedies and press Broadcast. The app shows what is being sent and to whom, and broadcasts it for one minute. No radio signal or sound goes out into the air; the information travels through the information field described above. If you want something repeated every day, you put it in a plan. Those rounds run on our server, so your laptop can be switched off.
What ResoField Is Not
ResoField does not make diagnoses and does not replace a doctor or medication. If you have health complaints, see a doctor first.
In Short
Take a homeopathic remedy, Arnica for example. In ResoField that remedy is a number: the rate. Using a mathematical calculation, the app links that number to your name and date of birth, or to your client’s. The result is one package of information: this remedy, in this potency, for this person.
That package doesn’t travel through a cable or through the air. It travels through the information field that connects all of us. Quantum physics shows with entangled particles that this kind of connection across distance exists. Digital radionics uses the same principle to bring the remedy to you or your client, wherever you are.
That’s all there is to it: a number, an address and a calculation that ties the two together.