Autism and Dowsing

To keep it simple, I would say it is a disease of the head. More precisely, I call it a "behavioral disorder." It is found in almost every person.

What differentiates a minor handicap from a serious pathology for dowsing is the severity of the disorder observed.

I measure or evaluate this disorder with a device, the tuner . It already existed in another form in the 1930s. Some doctors, such as Doctor TILLON in Toulon, gave it preference over laboratories for the analyses of their patients.

Diseases with nuances

I find in almost everyone a behavioral disorder. In some it is 98 or 99%.

These are the cases that will be named by science with a plethora of names. Diseases like schizophrenia, epilepsy, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Huntington's or autism and many other scientific names that I do not know.

On the other hand, I teach parents of autistic children the need for them to never stop showing their love to their children. This is essential to achieve good results with my technique. As with any illness, the therapist does 51% of the work and the patient 49%.

Without going any further, I give you below the report of my first client suffering from autism. Today, I consider him cured.

April 9, 2020, Saint Yrieix sur Charente (16710)

We are the happy parents of 2 boys (8 years and 18 months).

At the age of 5, our eldest, Baptiste, was diagnosed as autistic (supposedly from the Asperger family) by 2 specialists. We were very far from imagining such a verdict.

Since he was 4, he had been gradually distancing himself from the world around him (classmates, family, neighbors, etc.), he did not participate in any activities and remained a spectator. He seemed absent from discussions, his gaze did not follow the exchanges and besides, like the teachers, we thought he was not listening (but his learning was good).

He did not express his emotions. Unfortunately, we certainly missed many sorrows without knowing it because his face remained neutral. He was a little boy who did not radiate (in his eyes, in his intonations, his emotions, his activities…).

It is very difficult for parents to understand and accept this when other children around us express their joy of life.

As Mr. TENAND said, there is no such thing as chance, so I thank my lucky star for sending me to take advantage of a promotion in a supermarket (where I very rarely go) to buy a palm tree. That day, while I was looking at the palm trees, a kind person approached and without knowing my vision of the energies that surround us, she told me the name of Mr. TENAND.

Several months after this meeting, I voluntarily followed a training course led by Mr. TENAND. His tolerance and kindness spoke to me and I confided my concerns for our son to him. After much reflection with my husband, we confided our hopes to Mr. TENAND. Remote work was immediately set up on a weekly and then bi-monthly basis. For our part, we had nothing to do, only to send him regular updates so that he could refine his actions.

The results were visible quickly. The teachers were surprised that he was participating in class. The psychomotor therapist was surprised to see that his face had relaxed, and his emotions were becoming visible. Our friends who thought our son was just shy (they didn't know he had Asperger's) were surprised to see him talking and laughing. The grandparents enjoyed playing with their grandson and seeing him laugh. The looks of people from outside confirmed what we were seeing as well.

When he was 6 and a half, we moved. He started first grade in a new school. He became a big brother and his whole life changed. As Mr. TENAND and the psychomotor therapist had told us, the bad demons came back.

After 4 months, seeing that he was not getting better, I returned to Mr. TENAND. New actions were put in place and everything returned to normal again.

Today, Baptiste is 8 years old, full of friends. He is a fulfilled, expressive and radiant child.

He chose to play football (an activity he would never have chosen before) and takes great pleasure in training at the club and at home.

We live in a housing estate where he has made 2 good friends. It's even difficult to get him to come home!!!

In short, Asperger's syndrome has disappeared. He now lives like all little boys his age.

Mr. TENAND already knows this, but we are grateful to him every day. A thank you is nothing compared to all the happiness he has given us.

We hope that our experience will also bring smiles to other families because we know the pain that weighs when our children are unwell.

Warmly

Delphine L. (Charente)