I rate this David Tansley book his best book on Radionics since his Radionics and the Subtle Anatomy of Man published in 1972. New and exciting facets of Radionics are constantly evolving and we must acknowledge that David Tansley was the instigator of many of them. The teachings of Alice Bailey have been the cornerstone of basic Radionic training in the Association for some time but we have never had an extensive exposition of the Seven Rays. While most experienced practitioners have appreciated the tremendous potential in Radionics for counseling, not many have used it to the full advantage. Recently more interest has been taken in this aspect of Radionics with the emphasis on helping our patients to avoid getting sick again and this book has come at an opportune moment. Undoubtedly all Radionic practitioners should study this book and decide whether the facet of Radionics presented suits their way of working. A study of the theories expounded will benefit each of us; whether our patients are ready for the type of analysis report suggested is probably another matter. The similarity between ray qualities and certain astrological aspects prompts one to speculate on their relationship and a correlation by someone like Tad Mann of rays, astrology and perhaps the mystical concept of the Round Table would be a fascinating contribution to the Journal. This book covers more than Rays, and John Damonte`s paper A Stubbly of the Miasms for Radionics reproduced as chapter thirteen of this book is worth studying for its own sake. Flower remedies, gem remedies, geopathic stress, earth energies, alignment and polarization are all subjects dealt with in this excellent book....` -- Gordon Smith, Radionics Quarterly