HEALING WITH INFORMATION

Subtitled 'the new homeopathy', this book builds on the work of the Austrian scientist Erich Korbler (1938-1884) with whom Maria and Istvan studied and collaborated until his death 25 years ago. In 50 years' time, it will be retrospectively obvious that we are in the process of moving from a primarily biochemical and molecular approach to one based on information and energy consistent with the principles of quantum physics. Here the language is one of vibration, coherence, frequency, complexity and resonance, with information driving biochemical change. Living organisms try to maintain internal and external organic coherence as dissipative structures through which information is flowing.

We are in constant interaction with our surroundings, and a vibrational view will prove important in relation to new frequencies we are exposing ourselves to, for instance on the 5G network. The new view emphasises the exchange of biochemical, electromagnetic and quantum information. Patterns of information and energy sustain life functions within the human body, but these can be disrupted and in turn healed, in this system using modalities including 'informed water'. The authors postulate that this works through quantum electric dynamic mechanisms of water molecules in the body. Healing information 'corrects the flawed information causing disease and thus strengthens the immune system and activates self-healing processes that then lead to cure.' (p. 52) Disease is seen as a solidified change pattern that is not coherent with life functions.

The three main parts of the book cover principles and theories, using the system in healing, and a selection of articles published since Korbler's death. The authors explain the role of information in living organisms and what happens when it breaks down, then the scientific background of the new homeopathy in terms of electromagnetic waves, thermodynamics, chaotic attractors and coherence. These ideas are expanded in a chapter on conceptual foundations, with the cell as a receptor and reflex zones representing the whole body in microcosmic form. At this point, the new K-dowsing rod is introduced with experiments and reported findings - more on this below. One of the fascinating aspects of this approach is the use of geometric symbols as information in healing, including the equal armed cross, the Y and the sine curve. There are extensive descriptions of using the system with detailed case histories giving an insight into its workings. These also have a psychosomatic dimension, highlighting the role of information as positive thinking in the placebo effect. There are specific sections on the diagnosis and therapy of mycosis, food allergies and geopathic radiation.

It is very clear that Korbler was way ahead of his time in terms of his insights and healing modalities. I ordered a Korbler Dowsing Rod after our meeting in Italy last autumn, and followed the instructions on how to use it. It has a wooden handle at one end and a small ball the other and is 64.5 cm long. It works as a receiving antenna for electromagnetic and other waves in the environment, with the handle acting as electric amplifier and the PVC stick providing the antenna effect. One pole is the body of the person holding the handle, while the other is the wooden ball held close to the object under examination. It shows 'subtle energy interactions between the tester and and the tested material, revealing to what extent the information of the tested material is favourable or unfavourable for the tester's organism.' (p. 91) An initial test establishes whether the tester is in the 85% category where a positive effect is reflected a horizontal oscillation - this was my case.

I then tested an apple, and sure enough the rod oscillated horizontally. This also works for photographs and books. I got a tremendously powerful horizontal oscillation when looking at a photograph of Peter Deunov, and also when I held one of his books of lectures. A photograph of Voltaire produced a mild vertical oscillation, and there was a more powerful vertical oscillation in the region of my Linky smart meter. My computer also produced a vertical oscillation, while a rose quartz crystal was powerfully horizontal, much more so than a piece of granite I found in Cornwall. An LP of Bach organ music produced a strong horizontal oscillation as well. Then I tried a suggested test where I held the glass of salt, which produced a vertical oscillation, but when I touched a Y symbol I had drawn on a piece of paper, the oscillation was transformed into a horizontal one, as described in the book – interesting... This gives a small indication of the power of these geometrical symbols, which can also be drawn on the body at certain points. More generally, the rod can be used for testing foods.

The book will be of particular interest to those already engaged in medicine and healing, although the general reader can also follow up on many of the suggestions, especially relating to the K-Rod as I have described. It is an important stepping stone in the gradual evolution of informational and vibrational approach to healing and medicine.