Louis Turenne's Radiesthetic Wave System

All bodies emit waves traveling on carried waves, with sound, light, radioactive bodies, atomic bombardment, and the human body all emitting and receiving waves. Ondes entretenues (sustained waves) form foundational carrying waves generated through magnetic bombardment striking the ether, creating antenna phenomena like wireless telegraphy. Ondes pendulaires (carried waves) differ as carried waves requiring a carrying wave to manifest, traveling upon sustained waves as secondary phenomena. Colors represent ondes (waves) traveling on light rays ceasing with nightfall. Every phenomenon emerges through creation of ventres (antinodes) and nœuds (nodes), identical to how violin strings vibrate under the virtuoso's finger, with cold and heat representing only vibrations. Bodies halt these waves creating rebounds comparable to sound echoing from walls or light reflecting from mirrors, with secondary waves rebounding alongside primary waves generating colored images. Turenne classified bodies into three families: radioactive bodies containing both positive and negative electricity producing atomic bombardment; bodies containing only positive electricity; bodies containing only negative electricity. Detectors employing the baguette (dowsing rod) and pendule (pendulum) permit resonance with all wave types, extending perception beyond the five senses into the sixth sense dedicated to wave detection.

The three planes of induction constitute the electromagnetic architecture underlying all wave phenomena. One horizontal plane contains positive and negative poles analogous to compass poles while two vertical planes orient North-South and East-West perpendicular to each other. Ondes horizontales (horizontal waves) occurring without radioactivity indicate non-radioactive bodies while ondes verticales (vertical waves) in North-South and East-West directions indicate disintegrating bodies and electrical phenomena. Four successive alternating movements between swinging and rotation at the intersection point signify radio-magnétisme (radio-magnetism). These three planes appear constantly across magnetized needles, electromagnetic radiations from sun and stars, mineral matter, living organisms, and atmospheric conditions. Every body positioned between these planes generates characteristic wave patterns detectable through apparatus orientation. Water detected vertically produces ondes verticales négatives (negative vertical waves) at 8 meters wavelength. Standing water above contaminated ground exhibits negative wave characteristics with 45-degree angle line patterns radiating from water edges. Radioactive mineral waters emit horizontal waves at 8 meters characteristic of living organisms supplemented with vertical positive and negative components from dissolved mineral constituents. Foreign substances contacting radioactive water impose their characteristic spectrum while reducing water's wavelength, demonstrating contaminant absorption of water's energy signature.

Color radiation demonstrates the linear law of the electromagnetic spectrum from infrared through seven fundamental colors to ultraviolet, spanning a complete 10 meter distance. Seven fundamental colors arranged from violet through indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange to red each occupy precise positions at 1 meter intervals. Red produces concentric circles at 2 meter diameter while orange through violet display progressively elongating ellipses with semi-major axes expanding systematically at 0.50, 1.00, 1.50 and 2.00 meters. White generates radioactivity throughout a 10 meter radius sphere while black manifests as perpendicular crossing lines coinciding with terrestrial magnetic poles. Complementary color pairs when superimposed in proper proportions generate white light while displaying their distinct wave characteristics. Green occupies the central radioactive position where vertical plane inversions occur. Frequencies measured in billions of kilocycles confirm Turenne's centimeter scale measurements amplify actual radiation wavelengths approximately 2.5 million times. All seven fundamental colors display characteristic pendular wave groupings of four, repeated four times around each color in both horizontal and vertical orientations. Horizontal magnetic waves occupy the left half spectrum while vertical electrical waves present opposite polarity distributions. Infra-red extends from black toward red through superimposition of black and red ribbons in varying proportions while ultraviolet extends from violet toward white through proportional white-violet superimposition. Homeopathic dilutions emit waves following identical height laws regardless of body composition with lengthened wavelengths under heating and shortened wavelengths under cooling.

All 92 chemical elements organize into eight distinct families each exhibiting characteristic height values at 13, 19, 25, 50, 55, 62, 68 and 80 centimeters measured on Turenne's meter. When radium serves as reference standard at zero, any test substance displays a single disappearing secondary wave with disappearance of all 92 periodic table secondary waves except one uniquely identifying the element by atomic number with absolute precision. Corresponding wave length ranges from zero to 1.55 meters depending on chemical state, purity and thermodynamic conditions. Eight family groupings precisely mirror the seven fundamental colors' linear law establishing concordance between elemental atomic structure and electromagnetic frequency characteristics. The 44 metals present in human blood and cellular structure manifest 8 meter wavelength harmonically or directly. Cancer exhibits anomalous wavelength behavior with normal body cells generating wavelengths around 8 meters while cancer displays altered wavelength of reduced dimension coupled with capacity to reverse electrical polarity alternating between positive and negative character. Geometric forms produce characteristic radioactive patterns with rectangles, triangles, circles, parabolas, ellipses and hyperbolas emitting radioactive tracing lines along their geometric construction paths. Two vertical planes separating soils demonstrate helium emission at bottom and argon emission at top of any vertical surface establishing the foundation of atmospheric stratification.

Medical applications employ the law of similars (loi des semblables) through testimony methods and wave correspondence. Disease conditions manifest specific electromagnetic wave signatures at particular heights and lengths while appropriate remedies display identical or complementary frequencies establishing resonance conditions promoting cellular healing or pathogen neutralization. Heavy waters exhibiting characteristic penetrating electromagnetic properties restore mineral water vitality. Individual organisms establish characteristic personal spectral signatures termed temoins individuels (individual witnesses) permitting distant medical analysis through blood serum containing all organ wave emissions. Toxic emanations manifest wavelengths below 8 meters while beneficial influences maintain or restore 8 meter optimization. Mining and geological prospecting employ telluric wave mapping using radium as antenna exciter on scaled maps with vertical penetrating wave patterns overlaying geological structure revealing ore deposits, petroleum reserves and uranium concentrations through characteristic electromagnetic signatures. Long-distance diagnosis operates through witness resonance principles where personal wave imprints establish electromagnetic connection spanning thousands of kilometers with fluctuations in witness wave behavior precisely corresponding to instantaneous physiological changes. Acupuncture meridians correspond to seven functions organized as seven groupings of metals drawn from the 44 body metals with 14 meridians total containing elements 97 and 84 plus functional metal groupings. The human body functions as electromagnetic antenna emitting and receiving waves across three perpendicular induction planes with characteristic radio-active points at eyes, hands, sympathetic nervous system, brain, liver, ovaries, testicles and spinal cord emitting superior intensity waves toward south and west. Auras surrounding human forms consist of void with infra and ultra-wave components acting as biological condensers transforming vertical injurious waves into horizontal less-injurious waves.

Bibliography of Louis Turenne's Radiesthetic Works
- Turenne, Louis. Book 1. Continuous Waves and Pendular Waves. 1931.
- Turenne, Louis. Book 2. Treated Waves, Pendular Waves: Light, Colors. 1931.
- Turenne, Louis. Book 3. On the Law of Similars and the Waves of Illness. 1933.
- Turenne, Louis. Book 4. Water, Zoology, Botany. 1934.
- Turenne, Louis. Book 5. Waves of Geometric Forms, Minerals, Reading the Plane, Evolution of Matter. 1935.
- Turenne, Louis. Book 6. Waves of Arab Numerals, Series, Human Waves, Heavy Water, Mineral Water. 1942.
- Turenne, Louis. Book 7. Waves in Arithmetic and Geometry, Transuranic Physics, Disintegration, Mummification. 1943.
- Turenne, Louis. Book 8. Medicine and Waves. 1952.
- Turenne, Louis. Book 9b. Annex of Scientific Radiesthesia. 1958.
- Turenne, Louis. Book 10. Final Wave Studies. 1962.
- Turenne, Louis. Book 11. Scientific Radiesthesia: A Complete Introduction. 1976.

Matter Dissociation and Intra-Atomic Energy | Le Bon

Matter undergoes constant dissociation and decay, releasing intra-atomic energy through various mechanisms. After ten years of experimental work, he showed that matter decays into particles identical to those emitted by radioactive bodies like radium, demonstrating that all matter holds latent radioactivity. This energy release occurs through ultra-violet radiation, heat application, chemical reactions, and spontaneous emission. The energy freed from dissociating matter exceeds any energy input supplied, violating classical mechanics principles. When minimal ultra-violet radiation touches matter, considerable energy emerges. Radium dissociates spontaneously and produces tremendous energy output continuously without external excitation. The particles in these emissions carry electrical charge and can separate from their material substrate. This establishes electricity as a product of matter dematerialization rather than a force separate from matter itself.

Le Bon dissolves the boundary between matter and ether, treating them as manifestations of identical phenomena rather than distinct entities. Ether functions as the fundamental substance through which all phenomena occur, and matter continuously exchanges energy with it through radiation and absorption. Bodies emit luminous or calorific radiations perpetually, even approaching absolute zero through ethereal vibration emission. Classical physics treated ponderable matter and imponderable agencies as fundamentally different, but Le Bon demonstrated they interchange energies constantly. His atomic dissociation research showed matter transforms into pure force. Chemical processes, electrical phenomena, heat generation, light emission, phosphorescence, and magnetic induction all originate from intra-atomic energy liberation during atomic dissociation. This unified perspective eliminated false distinctions that had separated physics into isolated domains.

Le Bon examined phosphorescence and invisible radiation as manifestations of intra-atomic energy transformation. Phosphorescence occurs through light absorption, heat, mechanical friction, electrical discharge, chemical reactions, and vital processes in living organisms. Different spectrum regions produce opposite effects on phosphorescent bodies, with certain wavelengths illuminating while others extinguish the phenomenon. Ultra-violet radiation dissociates matter and generates products like radium emissions, confirming that light alters atomic structure. Heat provokes radioactive particle loss independent of light action. Every body displays slight radioactivity through spontaneous particle generation and regeneration, confirming dissociation operates universally across mineral, chemical, and living matter without exception.

Bibliography
- Le Bon, Gustave. Evolution of Matter. 1907.
- Le Bon, Gustave. Evolution of Forces. 1908.