In order to do good psychotronics research of any kind, whether it involves radionics, radiesthesia, psionic medicine, dowsing, subtle energies, biophotons, or any other subject covered by psychotronics, one needs access to as much of the periodical literature as possible on these subjects.
To address this issue, the United States Psychotronics Association has resolved to identify, acquire, and digitize copies of every psychotronics related periodical that has ever been published anywhere in the world, and to retain copies in the USPA Library and Archives.
We have developed the following list of periodicals that focus on or frequently have articles on psychotronics, radionics, radiesthesia, and related subjects. This will be a growing list, since we know there are probably other psychotronics periodicals that have been published, but that we do not yet know about.
Please look over the following list and check your own personal physical libraries and your computer files, thumb discs, and other external hard drives to see if you have any issues of the periodicals on this list. Even if you just have one issue, please let us know, because that may be the one we need to complete all the issues of a particular periodical. Please write to me (John H. Reed, M.D.) at: joreed43@gmail.com, since I am the USPA librarian and archivist coordinating this effort, and tell me what periodicals you have.
As a whole, the members of USPA and other interested non-members, have a huge “library” of periodicals, but it just happens to be “distributed” among these people at this point in time. However, we can work together, and if you would be willing to loan, donate, xerox, or as a last resort, sell copies of your periodicals to the USPA Library, then we will be able to build a large centralized library of all psychotronics periodicals. And all USPA members will then be able to use these periodicals in their research or for their reading enjoyment.
American Journal of Electromedicine: Daniel Kirsch Ph.D., developer of Alpha-Stim Craniotherapy Electrical Stimulation (CES) was the first editor; The USPA Library needs all issues.
American Journal of Electrotherapeutics and Radiology: This journal was published in New York, New York, by the American Electrotherapeutic Association. It began with Vol. 34, no. 1 (January, 1916), and continued to be published under this title through Vol. 44, no. 12 (December, 1926), when the title was changed to Physical Therapeutics. Editorship continued under William B. Snow, M.D., and journal numbering was also retained under the new title. The prior title had been Journal of Advanced Therapeutics. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
American Radio Therapy Society Journal: This was a periodical published in Hollywood, California, by the American Radio Therapy Society, which had been founded by Dr. Ruth Drown in 1949. This periodical began with vol. 1, no. 1 in June, 1949, and continued to be published for a period of time. However, it is not known when it ceased publication or how many issued were published, but presumably it ceased sometime before Dr. Drown's death in 1963.This journal focused on radionics psychotronics subjects, and had no interest in ionizing radiation therapies, such as x-ray therapy, which were also known as "radio therapy" at that time. The only library in the world that has copies of this periodical is the National Library of Medicine in Bethesda, Maryland. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
BEMI Currents: BEMI Currents was a quarterly journal published by the Bio-Electro-Magnetics Institute in Reno, Nevada, from 1989-1993. The editor was Dr. John Zimmerman. This journal began with vol. 1, no. 1 (Spring, 1989) and continued through Vol. 3, no. 4 (March, 1993), after which it ceased publication. A total of 12 issues were published, and the USPA Library has all 12 issues in its collection.
Bioeffects Newsletter: This was a periodical that was published by the "Physiology Program", Office of Naval Research, in Arlington, Virginia, and focused on the biological effects of electromagnetic fields. It probaably began sometime in the 1977, because it is known that Issue #5 was dated April, 1978.The Bieffects Newsletter is believed to have ceased publication when the Bioelectromagnetics Society (BEMS) was formed in 1978, because it was edited by Thomas Rozzell, who served as the editor of the BEMS Newsletter for the Bioelectromagnetics Society. This periodical is not found in any library of the world, but is undoubtedly in a number of private collections. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Bioelectric Medicine: Journal founded in 2014, Kevin Tracey, M.D., President of the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, which has established a Center for Bioelectronic Medicine; The USPA Library needs all issues.
BioElectroMagnetics: Published by John Wiley and Sons from Vol. 1, No. 1 ( 1980) to present. It is the Journal of the Bioelectromagnetics Society. We need all issues. All articles are freely available online at Johns Hopkins, back to 1980; The USPA Library needs all issues.
Bioelectromagnetics Newsletter: This is a publication of the Bioelectromagnetics Society. The first issue was published ????. Issue # 206 was dated January-February, 2009, so this periodical had been in existence for decades at that time. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Bioenergetik (ISSN: 0933-6176 ): This was a periodical published in Bruchsal, Germany, by Energetik-Verlagby. It focused on Kirlian Photography and bioelectrical diagnosis and therapy. This periodical began with issue No. 1 in 1986, edited by internationally known researcher Dr. Marco Bischof. Bioenergetik continued being published through issue No. 17 in 1991, when it ceased publication. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical. Only four libraries in the world are known to have this periodical in their collections:1) National Library of Medicine in Bethesda, Maryland, 2)The Badische Landesbibliothek in Karlsruhe, Germany; 3) The Deutsche Nationalbibliothek in Frankfurt am Main, Germany; and 4) The Württembergische Landesbibliothek in Stuttgart, Germany. If any readers live near any of these libraries, it would be greatly appreciated if you would xerox any of these issues that you can, and send them to the USPA Library. Please write to the editor (John Reed) ahead of time if you are willing to help: joreed43 at gmail.com.
Bridges: This was the newsmagazine of the International Society for the Study of Subtle Energies & Energy Medicine (ISSSEEM) from 1990 through the present. The USPA Library has a complete set of this periodical from vol. 1, no 1 (Spring, 1990) through the present.
British Journal of Radiesthesia and Radionics. Published by the British Radiesthesia Association, 1953-1963. The original title was British Journal of Radiesthesia. The USPA Library needs all issues.
Clinical Bulletin (Electronic Medical Foundation): This periodical was published by the Electronic Medical Foundation in San Francisco, California, from 1945 into 1948, when it was absorbed by the Electronic Medical Digest. Clinical Bulletin No. 4 was published in mid-1946, but the exact date is unknown, because that issue is undated. However, Issue No. 17 is dated April, 1948, and it is known that an issue No. 18 was also published in 1948, before it was absorbed by the Electronic Medical Digest. The USPA Library has issues No. 4 and No. 17, but needs all other issues including what is believed to be the final issue, No. 18.
DeLaWarr Laboratories Newsletter: published by George and Marjorie DeLaWarr, and later their daughter Diana Di Pinto, from 1964-1986. The USPA Library has a complete set of these, unless you know of any issues published after 1986.
Dowsing Today: The journal of the British Society of Dowsers, published from 2000 to the present. Original title was Radio Perception, which began in 1933. The USPA Library needs all issues.
Earthpulse Flashpoints: This periodical was edited by Dr. Nick Begich and published by Earthpulse Press, Inc. In Ankorage Alaska. It focused on such subjects as Patrick Flanagan’s neurophone, biohazards of ELF, living cells as electromagnetic units, and othe psychotronic related subjects. It began with Series (Volume) 1, no. 1 in 1996, and continued until at least 1999, when the last known issue, Series 2, no. 3, was published. Only one library in the world has this periodical in its collection, the UAA/APU Consortium Library in Anchorage, Alaska. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Electro and Magnetobiology: Published by Taylor and Francis from 1993-2002. Title was changed to Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine. The USPA Library needs all issues.
Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine: Published by Taylor and Francis from 2003-present. Former editor, Dr. Abe Liboff; The USPA Library needs all issues.
Electronic Medical Digest: published in San Francisco, California, by the College of E|lectronic Medicine, and then the Electronic Medical Foundation from 1946 - 1955, edited by Fred J. Hart. The USPA Library needs all issues.
Electrotherapy News: This was a periodical published in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom, by Professor Timothy Watson (University of Hertfordshire), who was also the editor. It focused on news about electrotherapy, energy medicine, and related subjects, as well as, bibliographic citations of articles on these subjects. This periodical began with Vol. 1, No. 1 (June, 2005)) and continued through at least Vol. 5, No. 1 (January, 2010), but it is uncertain if any issues were published after that date. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical. If you have any copies of this periodical, please write to the USPA editor: joreed43 at gmail.com;
Electrus Newsletter on Bioelectronics: This periodical was published by the American Institute of Archives located in Keene, Texas, in the early 1990s. It was edited by Mark Simpso, author of the book, The Rife Way III, and focused on Royal R. Rife research and bioelectromagnetics. It began with Issue #1 (August, 1990) and published at least two issues, with the second being Issue # 2 (November, 1990). However, it is not known if any other issues were ever published. According to WorldCat, it is not held by any library in the world. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Energy & Character - Journal of Bioenergetic Research: This was a periodical published by Abbotsbury Publications, Dorset, England, UK, and focused on psychotronic related subjects, especially orgone energy and Wilhelm Reich's research. It began with vol. 1, no. 1 (January, 1970), and continued publishing 3 times per year for 38 years, but ceased publication with volume 37 in 2009. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Experimental Special Data Bulletin: This was a monthly periodical published in Kansas City, Missouri, by the Radiation Laboratories, Inc., headed by T. Galen Hieronymus. It began with Vol. 1, No. 1 (January, 1948) and continued through at least Vol. 2, No. 7 (July, 1949), but it is uncertain if any issues were published after that date. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Extension Bulletin, Electronic Medical Foundation: This was a series of bulletins published by the Electronic Medical Foundation of San Francisco, beginning in the late 1940s. Thomas Colson was the editor, and at least three issues were published, No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3, which the USPA Library has, but they are undated. The USPA Library needs any issues that were published after No. 3.
Information Service Newsletter: This was a quarterly periodical published in Oxford, England, by the Delawarr Laboratories, Ltd., and the Radionic-Magnetic Centre Organisation. It focused on radionics, subtle energies, and related subjects. This periodical began with Vol. 1, No. 1 (Spring, 1973) and continued through at least the Winter, 1980, issue, but it is uncertain if any issues were published after that date. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical. No libraries in the world have this periodical in their collections. If any readers happen to have copies of this periodical in their personal library, it would be greatly appreciated if you would xerox these issues and send them to the USPA Library. Please write to the editor (John Reed) ahead of time if you are willing to help: joreed43 at gmail.com;
Interdimensional News: This periodical was edited by Peter Kelly, who founded what is now Kelly Research Technologies (KRT), and published by Interdimensional Sciences, Inc., in Lakemont, Georgia. It focused on radionics, energy medicine, effects of EM waves and fields, and other psychotronic related subjects. It began with Volume) 1, no. 1 (Fall, 1983) and continued on until the final issue, Volume 3, no. 3 (May-June, 1986). Through the generous donation of Ed Kelly, USPA Board member, and current CEO of Kelly Research Technologies (KRT), the USPA Library has a complete set of this periodical.
Journal of Advanced Therapeutics: Published in New York, New York, by the American Electrotherapeutic Association. It began with Vol. 20, no. 1 (January, 1902), and continued to be published under this title through Vol. 33, no. 10 (December, 1915), when the title was changed to the American Journal of Electroherapeutics and Radiology. Editorship continued under William B. Snow, M.D., and journal numbering was also retained under the new title. The prior title of this journal had been Journal of Electrotherapeutics; The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical;
Journal of Bioelectricity: Published by Taylor and Francis from 1982-1992. Title was changed to Electro and Magnetobiology. The USPA Library needs all issues.
Journal of Bioenergetic Research (JBR): This periodical was being published by the Royal Rife Research Society (RRRS) in Carlsbad, California, in the early 1990's. It is not known for certain when the JBR began publishing, but is believed to be in 1992, since vol. 1, no. 3 was for November, 1992. By 1995, it was no longer being published, and in correspondence by John H. Reed with the RRRS in August, 1995, the RRRS stated that no back issues were available. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Journal of Electroceutical Medicine: founded by Richard Markoll, MD, PhD, Port d'Andratx (Majorca), Baleric Islands, Spain; The USPA Library needs all issues.
Journal of Electronic Medicine (Kirksville, Missouri): This was a periodical that was published by the Kirksville, Missouri, McManis Branch of Albert Abrams’ College of Electronic Medicine, which was headquartered in San Francisco, California. This very rare journal focused on Albert Abrams’ radionic methods of diagnosis and treatment, as well, as other energy and electronic methods of medical treatment. It began with Vol. 1, No. 1, probably in January, 1923, because it is known for certain that Vol. 1, No. 5 was dated May, 1923. This periodical ceased publication later in 1923, when the McManis Branch was closed, and it is not known whether there were any other issues published after issue No. 5. This journal is not listed in Worldcat as being held by any library in the world, but a single issue was recently discovered by John Reed and Daniel Taylor in the archives of the Museum of Osteopathic Medicine at A.T. Still University in Kirksville, Missouri. The USPA Library has issue Vol. 1, No. 5, but needs issues Vol. 1 No. 1, 2, 3, and 4, as well as, any issues of this periodical that may have been published after No. 5 in 1923.
Journal of Electronic Medicine (San Francisco, California): This was a continuation of Physico-Clinical Medicine, and ran from 1939-1945, published by Fred J. Hart and the College of Electronic Medicine. The USPA Library needs all issues.
Journal of Electrotherapeutics: Published in NY, New York, by the American Electrotherapeutic Association. It began with Vol. 1, no. 1 in 1883, and continued to be published under this title through Vol. 19, no. 12 (December, 1901), when the title was changed to the Journal of Advanced Therapeutics (see following title). Editorship continued under William B. Snow, M.D., and journal numbering was also retained under the new title. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical;
Journal of Paraphysics/International Journal of Paraphysics: Benson Herbert started his Paraphysical Laboratory in Downton, Wiltshire, England and began publishing the Journal of Paraphysics with vol.1, no.1 in 1967, and the name was later changed to International Journal of Paraphysics . Herbert published the Journal from 1967 until around 1989, with the last volume being vol. 23 in that year. Since the Journal and Lab were mostly the project of Herbert, they fell apart as his health failed and have become defunct. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Journal of the American Electronic Research Association: Vol 1, No. 1 (January, 1924) through Vol. 13, No. ??? (1936), when it ceased publication; The USPA Library needs all issues.
Journal of the Bioelectromagnetics Society: see BioElectroMagnetics, above;
Journal of the British Society of Dowsers: Published by the British Society of Dowsers from 1956-2000. Prior title was Radio Perception. Succeeding title: Dowsing Today. The USPA Library needs all issues.
Journal of the Drown Radio Therapy: This was a periodical published in Hollywood, California, by the Drown Laboratory of Radio Therapy, headed by Dr. Ruth Drown. It focused on radionics and the Drown therapy methodology. This periodical began with Vol. 1, No. 1 (1940) and continued through at least 1948, but it is uncertain if any issues were published after that year. Only four libraries in the world are known to have this periodical in their collections: 1) The National Library of Medicine; 2) Library of Congress 3) New York Academy of Medicine, and 4) University of Chicago. Each of these libraries has only a few issues of this periodical, and the editor, with the kind help of Charlene Boehm was able to obtain copies of the only three issues at the University of Chicago. Those issues are now part of the USPA Library and Archives and are: Volume 2, No. 1 ( June, 1941), Vol. 2, No. 6-7 (combined issue) (Nov.-Dec., 1941), and Vol. 2, No. 8 (June, 1942). If any readers live near the other three libraries, it would be greatly appreciated if you would xerox any issues other than the above issues and send them to the USPA Library. Please write to the editor (John Reed) ahead of time if you are willing to help: joreed43@gmail.com; Thank you for any help you can provide.
Journal of the United States Psychotronics Association. Published by the United States Psychotronics Association. Only six issues were published, and the USPA Library has a complete set.
JPI News: This periodical was being published by the Japan Psychotronics Institute in Tsukuba-shi Ibaraki, Japan, in the 1990's. It is known that there was a September, 1993, issue of this periodical, but it is not known when it was first published, or if it is still being published. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Les Amis de la Radiesthesie (ISSN: 00031798 ): This is a quarterly periodical published in Paris, France, by the Association des Amis de la Radiesthesie (AAR): http://www.lesamisdelaradiesthesie.fr/ . It focuses on radiesthesia, Lakhovsky's research, and related subjects. This periodical began with Vol.1,No.1(December,1930), and continues to be published by the AAR. Some images of the covers of a number of issues of this periodical can be accessed here. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Little Farm Journal: This periodical was published by Lutie Larsen and Little Farm Research in Pleasant Grove, Utah, and focused on agrucltural radionics and related subjects. It began sometime before the first issue of The Radionic Homestead Report, which was published in May, 1988, because that issue referred to the Little Farm Journal. It is not known when it began publishing, how many issues were published, or when it ceased publication. This periodical is not found in any library of the world, but is undoubtedly in a number of private individuals' collections. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Mind and Matter: published by George DeLaWarr of the DeLawarr Laboratories in Oxford, England from 1957-1967. The USPA Library has a complete set of these very rare journals.
NeuroQuantology: (ISSN: 1303-5150) This is a quarterly peer-reviewed journal published in Bornova, Turkey, by Suktan Tarlaci, M.D., a Turkish physician. It is published in English and focuses physical and quantum explanations for consciousness, psychic phenomena, entanglement, non-locality, mind-matter interaction, and related subjects. It began with Vol. 1, No. 1 in 2003 and has continued to be published through the present, with Vol. 15, No. 2 being published in 2017.
The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical. Many issues are freely available to readers at: https://www.neuroquantology.com/index.php/journal/issue/archive
New ERA Health Bulletin: This was a periodical published by The Abrams Institute (Radio Diagnostic Laboratory) at 24 Clark Street, Brooklyn, New York. It was originally edited by the leaders of this organization, Irving Platt Withington, M.D., medical director and William F. Hudgings, business manager This periodical began with Vol. 1, No. 1 sometime in 1927, although the exact date is uncertain. It continued to be published through at least Vol. 1, No 2 published in November, 1927, but it is uncertain if any issues were published after that issue. No library in the entire world has this periodical in its collection. If by chance any reader has issues of this periodical, please write to the editor (John Reed) at: joreed43@gmail.com;
Newsletter of the Institute of Psionic Medicine. Published by the Institute of Psionic Medicine only from 1978-1979. The USPA Library needs all issues.
Newsheet of the Psionic Medical Society. Published by the Psionic Medical Society in the England only from 1975-1977. The USPA Library needs all issues.
New Zealand Society of Dowsing & Radionics Journal. Published by the New Zealand Society of Dowsing & Radionics from 1988-present. The USPA Library needs all issues.
Official Radionic Service Bulletin: This was a monthly periodical published during the 1930s and 1940s in Springfield, Missouri, by the Inter-National Radionic Association (spelled with a hyphen). It was originally edited by H.J. Rogers, and focused on radionics and the use of the White Light Radionic Instrument, which was manufactured (it is believed) by the Art Tool and Die Company in Detroit, Michigan. This periodical began with Vol. 1, No. 1 in 1934, and continued to be published into the 1940s, but it is uncertain when the final issue was. The USPA Library has only one issue of this periodical, Vol. 7, No. 1 (October, 1940), and needs all other issues. No library in the world has this periodical in their collections, according to the WorldCat database, so any existing issues must be in private collections. If any readers have issues of this periodical, it would be greatly appreciated if you would xerox these issues and send them to the USPA Library. Please write to the editor (John Reed) ahead of time if you are willing to help: joreed43 at gmail.com;
Pathoclast News: This was a periodical published in Chicago, Illinois, by Ernest L. Fantus Co. It focused issues related to the use of the radionics device known as the pathoclast, as well as, other subjects related to radionics. It began publishing in the 1930s or 1940s and published several issues, at least up through vol. 4, No. 1, but this issue is not dated, and it is not known if any other issues were ever published. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Pathometric Journal (Sometimes called the Pathoclast Journal): This was a periodical published in Chicago, Illinois, by the Universal Society of Pathometrists. It focused on issues related to the Pathoclast instrument, radionics, psychotronics, and related subjects. This periodical began with Vol. 1, No. 1 in 1929 and continued through at least Vol. 18 , No. 3 (April, 1946), but it is uncertain if any issues were published after that date. In the late 1930s and early 1940s, it was called "Journal of the Universal Society of Pathometrists". The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical. No known libraries in the world have this periodical in their collections. If any readers happen to have issues of this periodical, it would be greatly appreciated if you would xerox these issues and send them to the USPA Library. Please write to the editor (John Reed) ahead of time if you are willing to help: joreed43@gmail.com;
Pendulum: A Monthly Review of Radiesthesia: This was a monthly periodical published in London, England, by Markham House Press, Ltd. It was founded by F. A. Archdale and was edited by Egerton Sykes. It focused on all aspects of radiesthesia, pyramid energy, subtle energies, and related subjects. This periodical began with Vol. 1, No. 1 (October, 1950) and continued through at least Vol. 13, No.12 (Septmber, 1963), but it is uncertain if any issues were published after that date. The USPA Library has most of the issues of this periodial, but is missing several issues. Please see the "Among the Missing" section for a complete list of the missing issues.
Physical Therapeutics: This was the official publication of the American Electrotherapeutic Association from 1927-1929, and was published in Brooklyn, New York; It began with Vol. 45, no. 1 (January, 1927), and continued to be published under this title through Vol. 47, no. 9 (September, 1929), when it ceased being published by the American Electrotherapeutic Association, and started being published by the American Physical Therapy Association. At the same time, the focus of this periodicall changed from electrotherapeutics to physical therapy in general, but still had articles on electrotherapy of various kinds. The prior title of this periodical had been American Journal of Electroherapeutics and Radiology. The USPA needs copies of all issues of Physical Therapeutics.
Physico-Clinical Medicine: This journal was started in 1916 by the father of radionics, Dr. Albert Abrams, and continued to be published up through 1938, by Fred J. Hart, who took over the College of Electronic Medicine after Abrams died in 1924. The USPA has all issues of this periodical, the only complete collection in the world. The name was changed in 1939 to Journal of Electronic Medicine.
Psionic Medicine (ISSN: 0033-2585). This was a periodical published in Hindhead, Surrey, England, by the Psionic Medical Society. It was originally edited by Dr. Aubrey Westlake, and focused on psionic medicine, and related subjets This periodical began with Vol. 1, No. 1 (Winter, 1969) and continued through at least Vol. 16, (2000), but it is uncertain if any issues were published after that date. The USPA Library needs most issues of this periodical. Only one library in the world has this periodical in its colletion: The British Library, London, England. If any readers live near this library, it would be greatly appreciated if you would xerox these issues and send them to the USPA Library. Please write to the editor (John Reed) ahead of time if you are willing to help: joreed43 at gmail.com;
Psychic Research Neswletter (Marcel Vogel): Volume 1, No. 1 ( May-June, 1984) through Vol. 5, No. 4 (July-August, 1988) This is the periodical that Marcel Vogel published in the 1980's as part of his research organization, Psychic Research, Inc. in San Jose, California. The title of the periodical is really a misnomer, as is the name of hiresearch organiation, because the periodical deals almost exclusively with Vogel's and other's research on crystals and their use in healing, and very little with psychic matters. The USPA Library has all known issues.
Psychoenergetic Systems : This periodical was published by Gordon & Breach Science Publications in New York City, and focused on psychotronic related subjects. It began with vol. 1, no. 1 in December, 1974, and continued with this title until 1981, when the title was changed to "Psychoenergetics" (ISSN: 0278-6060) with the April, 1981, issue. It then continued under this title until 1988, when the title was again changed to "Theoretical Parapsychology" (ISSN: 0894-2528). However, only one issue (vol. 6, no. 1) was ever published under this title, after which it ceased publication. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Psychotronik: This periodical was published in Innsbruch, Austria, and focused on radionics and psychotronics related subjects. It began with Vol. 1, No. 1 in 1977, but ceased with Vol. 3 in 1979. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Quantum Medicine: This periodical was published by the Association of Eclectic Physicians in Savannah, Georgia, and focused on quantum related treatments of medical disorders. It began with vol. 1, no. 1 in 1988, but only a few issues were ever published before it went out of business. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Radiesthesia. Published by the Dowser’s Club of South Australia, and began in 1992. The USPA Library needs all issues.
Radio Perception. This was the original title of the Journal of the British Society of Dowsers, which began in 1933 and was published under that name until around 1956, when its name was changed to the Journal of the British Society of Dowsers, and continues today under the name, Dowsing Today. The USPA Library needs all issues.
Radionic - Magnetic Centre Newsletter: This was a quarterly periodical published in Oxford, England, headed by the Radionic-Magnetic Centre Organization, also known as the Radionic Centre Organization. It focused on radionics, subtle energies and realted subjects This periodical began with Vol. 1, No. 1 (Autumn, 1967) and continued through at least Winter, 1978, but it is uncertain if any issues were published after that date. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical. Only one library in the world has this periodical in its collection: The British Library. If any readers live near this library, it would be greatly appreciated if you would xerox these issues and send them to the USPA Library. Please write to the editor (John Reed) ahead of time if you are willing to help: joreed43 at gmail.com
Radionic Journal: Published by the Radionics Association in England from 1954 through the present. Prior names of this journal include: Radionic Therapy (1954-1957) and Radionic Quarterly (1957-1994). The USPA Library has a complete set of these from Vol. 1, no. 1 (1954), through the present.
Radionic Quarterly: a previous name of the Radionic Journal, which was published under the name, Radionic Quarterly from 1957-1994;
Radionic Therapy: the original name of the Radionic Journal, published 1954-1957;
Radionics Network Newsletter: Vol. 1, No. 1 (January-February, 1993); Last Known issue: Vol. 4, No. 6 (November-December, 1996); Published by the Radionics Network, New South Wales, Australia; The USPA Library has Vol.1, No.1 (Jan.-Feb., 1993) through Vol.5, No.1 (Jan.-Feb., 1997), but needs all issues published since then.
Radionik Newsletter: This periodical is published by the German School of Radionics (GSR), an organization founded by Claudio Romanazzi in Germany in 1994. It is a monthly, and began with issue No. 1 in 2006, and has been published continuously since then. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Research Report (Electronic Medical Foundation): This periodical was published by the Electronic Medical Foundation in San Francisco, California, beginning in the late 1940s, although the date of the first issue is unknown. Research Report No. 5 was published in 1949, but the exact date of that issue is also unknown, because it is undated. It is not known if any issues after No. 5 were ever published. The USPA Library has only issue No. 5, and needs issues No 1 through No. 4, as well as, any issues that were published after No. 5.
Resonance: Newsletter of the Bioelectromagnetics Special Interest Group (BEM SIG) of American Mensa during the 1980s and 1990s. The USPA Library has a complete set of this rare periodical;
Subtle Energies: (ISSN: 1084-2209) This was the original title of the periodical, Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine, when it began publishing in 1990. The title was changed to Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine in 1996.
Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine: Published by the International Society for the Study of Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine (ISSSEEM) from 1990 through the present, with some interruptions. The USPA Library needs most of the issues of this periodical;
The Radiant News: Vol. 1, Issue 0 zero (March, 2001) through Vol. 1, No. 12 (May, 2002), after which it ceased publication. Published by Peter Lindemann of Clear Tech, Inc. The USPA Library has all 13 issues.
The Radionic Homestead Report: This periodical was a periodical published by Lutie Larsen and Little Farm Research in Pleasant Grove, Utah. It began with the first issue being May, 1988. It is not known how many issues were published, or when it ceased publication. The USPA Library needs all issues, except the first issue (May, 1988) and vol. 3, no. 4 (August-September, 1990), which are the only two issues in the USPA Library.
Transactions of the American Electro -Therapeutic Association (AETA):This was a periodical published in New York, NY, by the AETA. It focused on the activities of the AETA, especially the presentations and other activities at their annual meetings. This periodical began in 1891 and continued through at least 1909, but it is uncertain if any issues were published after that date. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical. Only one library in the world is known to have this periodical in their collection: The University of Michigan. If any readers live near this library, it would be greatly appreciated if you would xerox any of these issues that you can, and send them to the USPA Library. Please write to the editor (John Reed) ahead of time if you are willing to help: joreed43 at gmail.com;
USPA Newsletter: Published by the United States Psychotronic Association from 1977 through present. The USPA Library needs most of these issues.
Visible Spectrum Researcher: This was a periodical published by the Visible Spectrum Research Institute in Malaga, New Jersey, USA. It was edited by Dinshah P. Ghadiali and was published monthly, focusing on color and light therapy. It began with vol. 1, no. 1 (January, 1955), and published issues through at least vol. 3, no. 1 (January,1957). It is not known if any issues were published beyond that date. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Zeitschrift fuer Radiaesthesie und Harmoniefindung (Journal of Radiesthesia and Harmonization) (ISSN: 2191-0103) This journal is published in Munich, Germany by Herald-Verlag, and focuses on radiesthsia and related subjects. It was founded in with Vol. 1, No. 1 in 1950 by Dr. Franz Wetzel (1888-1956), and continues to be published at present. The former title from 1950-2010 was: Zeitschrift fuer Radiaesthesie (Germany) (0044-3425). The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.
Zeitschrift RGS (Radiesthesie - Geopathie - Strahlenbiologie); (Journal of Radiesthesia, Geopathy, and Radiation Biology): This was a radiesthesia and radionics periodical published by the Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Radiästhesie (Swiss Society of Radiesthesia) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. It began publishing around 1949, although the date is uncertain, and the title was changed at some point to "Schweizerische Zeitschrift für Radiästhesie, Radionik, Geopathie, Strahlenbiologie" (Swiss Journal of Radiesthesia, Radionics, Geopathy, and Radiation Biology). It was still being published in 2014, with issue No. 291 being published during that year. The USPA Library needs all issues of this periodical.