The perfect ray-free house

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In radiesthesics, individuals work independently, akin to self-employed master craftsmen. Mastery is defined by knowledge, experience, and motivation. However, not all radiesthologists may rise to this challenge. Those who limit their use of dowsing rods or pendulums to finding water springs may find themselves overwhelmed by unnecessary information about disturbances and harmful rays. This book is not for them. It is designed for those seeking to eliminate harmful rays in their living and working spaces or to evaluate the effectiveness of ray-protection methods. Sound specialist knowledge is essential for this purpose. While advice on room layout or furniture arrangement can help reduce ray disturbances, it cannot guarantee complete freedom from harmful rays, as disturbances from watercourses can fluctuate with the water table. Moreover, it is impossible to account for all factors of disturbance in our environment. Just as one would seek shelter from a flood but avoid a tree in a fire, the challenge remains to find a permanent solution to invisible, ever-changing rays. There is no one-size-fits-all answer, but it is indeed possible to eliminate harmful rays, as evidenced by numerous letters of gratitude from around the world. This work is intended as a serious scientific contribution to the field of radiesthesics, marking a first of its kind globally.