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3.7. Projected perception

How does one determine which information is compatible? How does one find the CRP? And how is a treatment put together?

In its treatments, the IRT makes use of radionic equipment. Such equipment is for sale in nearly every European country, and courses offer instruction. Compatibility, CRP, and the like, however, are determined by intuitive methods. For this purpose, the IRT has developed a concept that makes intuitive perception controllable and reproducible. This concept is called projected perception. In normal sensory perception, it is generally taken that there is firstly an impression, say on the retina, then a conception, and finally consciousness. In projected perception, it is the other way around.

The IRT holds that man can perceive attractors through the mind. The mind is conceived of as a highly complex resonator, which can attune to a forest's attractor with the use of another resonator, for example a photograph. This requires a particular kind of concentration, designated by the IRT as relaxed concentration. In this way attractors can be perceived as 'entities', as very complex content. The difficulty is that this kind of perception, which most likely involves the right side of the brain, must be translated to the left side where the the powers of reason and speech are located.

We have all had the experience of sudden insight. In the course of an account of complicated nature we suddenly get the feeling and cognition of grasping the idea. The difficulty arises the moment we try to put it across to another person. This requires adequate words and examples, which takes time and inevitably involves misunderstanding. The problem is actually how to express intuition.

In order to bypass these difficulties we need, beside relaxed concentration, a well-defined question and, finally, there has to be an unambiguous form for an answer, for example a scale from 1 to 100. Only in this way is it possible to come to controllable and reproducible valuation intuitively.

In projected perception the information content of an attractor is assessed intuitively, say the compatibility of the Daleth symbol, translated to the left side of the brain and then projected in one of the senses as a color, sound or tangible feeling. So the opposite way of common perception is applied.

Workers at the IRT are able to control each other continually in projected perception. Individual perceptions appear to vary no more than five procent. Also, it is now possible to train others in resonance therapy. Such a training takes one to two years at the least.

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