https://inergetixforum.com/wp-content/uploads/arrogance-150x150.jpg 150w, https://inergetixforum.com/wp-content/uploads/arrogance-297x300.jpg 297w" sizes="(max-width: 400px) 100vw, 400px" />An issue for many radionic practitioners is not their level of development, but the fact that they are striving to develop. One of the keys to growth is recognizing that there is always room for improvement.
In any field, whether it’s sports, the arts, one’s profession, or spiritual growth there are always going to be some people that are farther along in their development than others. We live in a society where “trash-talking” pop stars and egomaniacal power gurus are idolized. Inevitably, there will be people that feel the need to tell you how much better they are than you. In the area of radionic development, I call this “Radionic arrogance”, and BE AWARE that it can be encountered at the level of radionic involvement: from instrument conception as well as amongst radionic practitioners
As a radionic practitioner you should understand that such kind of behaviour inhibits your own development. When you already know everything, there’s no room for additional wisdom. This should be self-evident, but additionally just giving the appearance of knowing everything can deter people from sharing their knowledge with you. Who wants to be told, “I already know that?” This shuts off sources of new knowledge. Remember, a wise man can learn more from a fool than a fool from a wise man, and God speaks through everyone….Further more, it wastes energy.
Rather than the self-assurance born of knowing his own strengths and limitations, arrogance admits no limits. A subspecies of arrogance, which I called radionic arrogance, takes various forms. In the first, the “victim” (read: the radionic practitioner) concludes that he has made progress in his radionic work or conception, perhaps due to having a few deep experiences. Or he prides himself for being part of the in-crowd, or for being the teacher.
Whatever the reason, the radionic arrogant mistakenly determines that he or she is special and then vaunts that assumed eminence over his clients or other people. This may be explicit in his outward behavior or implicit in his inward self-image. When a radionic teacher contracts a case of radionic arrogance, this typically leads to abuses of his unfortunate students and clients.
All forms of radionic arrogance lie well beyond the pale and objective of true radionic “technology”, because arrogance attempts to fill our inner emptiness with ego rather than allowing that emptiness to blossom into humility.
As radionic practitioners we have an important responsibility. Therefore it is absolutely important that we are aware of the hints that we receive from how our behavior affects those around us. Gradually, we learn to allow ourselves, in our own estimation, to be at the same level of importance as others: not higher, despite our gifts, and not lower, despite our defects — just ordinary. This is the antidote to arrogance and its second greatest fear: to be an ordinary person.
In our opinion, CoRe is a system that is free of all radionic arrogance…it doesn’t use false arguments as many other instruments do. This issue is very well reflected in the behaviour of the CoRe users, such as the nice and kind participants at our radionic course we had last week in Marlborough….
Willy De Maeyer
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Well written and nicely “put”. I am not a core user nor a radionic user. I am more into bioresonance and herbal technology. Everything that you said in your article not only is true for some Radionic users but even with some Bioresonance and a other forms of Alternative Therapies. Arrogance, as I have seen, does inhibits their own development. It became so bad that their patients are walking into my clinic 200miles away. When i question them about the inconvience of the journey, their answers is always “we feel more comfortable with you…the other guy keep scolding me for not eating right …etc. Some even say that “I am not sure weather he knows what he is doing….” When I question the practitioner miles away, their answers were “The patient is doomed…or he is fine just takes some time to heal…I cannot perform magic…I did everything by the book, it up to his body to heal….I cant be bothered with patients like this…etc”
Alopathic Doctors are like that but they do have some sort of training in how to speak to their patients. They “so to speak” have their own Standard operation producures what to say, how to say and when not to say how they feel about a certain prognosis or their diagnosis. Arrogance yes! But attitude wise…the ones with respect, care and thoughtfulness are the ones who get back their patients. Even when the patient is cured, he/she will return with a sick friend or family. Just like in alternative treatment. The cured will return with a friend or family because generally “they feel secure”.
The point I am trying to make in hope you can share this with all CoRe users is…”Care and have the thought that you have a responsibility to make a person well and healthy. That person is somebody’s mom or dad or daughter or son…etc. Put yourself in their shoes. How do you feel now? The minute you as a practitioner think about the business, the money to be made, how good you are and that “this guy/gal has no hope to life”….the patient is already doomed!!
If the patient is doomed to leave planet earth under a week…giving 120% of your effort to help him/her recover till the last second gives the dying person the greatest gift of humanity. You as a practitioner will have a place in heaven reserved for you.
Sherman