This information is coded within the vibrational patterns of the energy field. Unfortunately, man apparently does not have, or perhaps has lost, the sensory capability of decoding this information, and there does not appear to be any special center of perception in the brain which could perform that function. In the practice of Radiesthesia, we are not bound by time or space. Initially this might seem absurd until we remember that we are working on a vibrational level not necessarily bound by the limitations of our physical senses. To illustrate this concept, let us examine what happens when we use the sense of hearing.
Sound waves move the air and hit the ear drum much as the wind hits a sail.
Normally the stronger the wave, the more pronounced is the reaction of the s. This is usually achieved by an act of will in the form of selective focusing and can be illustrated by the following example. If a person is speaking in a loud voice, the listeners will usually hear that voice and not other voices which may be whispering nearby. However, if the listener chooses, he can concentrate on the whispering voices and hear them, in effect blocking out the louder voice of the speaker. Or consider the example of a person who is daydreaming about an occurrence in a far away place in the past.