CIER Belgian Dowsing Circle

Closing banquet of the Antwerp Circle
Third from left, Mr. Dierickx, author and professor in Antwerp.

Closing banquet of the Antwerp Circle.
Second from left, Mr. Vandenhoff, President of the CIER.
Fourth from left, Mr. William Servranx (with glasses).

Closing banquet of the Antwerp Circle

Presentation of the cup by Mr. Victor Mertens de Wilmart to Mr. Declyin, winner for the best personal performance.

Radiesthesia competition in Charleroi, 1961
Presentation of the cup by Mr. Victor Mertens de Wilmart to Mr. Vandenhoff.

Radiesthesia competition in Charleroi, 1961
Mr. Vandenhoff congratulating Mr. Declyin.

Radiesthesia competition in Charleroi, 1961
Mr. Vandenhoff and members of the CIER with the trophy.

Radiesthesia competition in Charleroi, 1961
Address by Mr. Vandenhoff.

Radiesthesia competition in Charleroi, 1961
Discussions after the competition.

Radiesthesia competition in Charleroi, 1961
Mr. Vandenhoff presents Mr. Vausse with a statue of the famous "Manneken Pis of Brussels" with a tricolor ribbon,
to Mr. Vausse, President of the Liège Circle.

Radiesthesia competition in Charleroi, 1961
Mr. Vandenhoff presents Mr. Vausse with a statue of the famous "Manneken Pis of Brussels" to Mr. Vausse,
President of the Liège Circle.

Radiesthesia competition in Charleroi, 1961
Presentation of the honorary cup to Mr. Vandenhoff, President of the CIER, for his contributions to the development
of radiesthesia and his research in the field of form waves and micro-vibratory sciences.
First on the left, Mr. Vausse, President of the Charleroi Circle and author of a book on iridology.
Then Mr. Victor Mertens de Wilmart, Federal President, who presents the cup to Mr. Vandenhoff.
 

Radiesthesia Congress in Locarno 1956
On the left, Mr. Vandenhoff, CIER, and three radiesthesist friends.

Radiesthesia Congress in Locarno 1956
On the terrace of the Locarno hotel, from left to right:
1. Mr. Vandenhoff, President of the CIER
2. A member of the CIER
3. Mr. Elsier of Brussels
4. Mlle Meeûs

Radiesthesia Congress in Locarno 1956
Visit to Locarno and its surroundings.
 

In the gardens of the Locarno hotel, from left to right:
1. Mlle Meeûs
2. A member of the CIER
3. Mr. Elsier
4. Mlle Poret, Secretary of the CIER and author of several articles in the journal "La Radiesthésie pour tous".

 

Radiesthesia Congress in Locarno 1956
1. A member of the CIER
2. Mr. Vandenhoff, President of the CIER
3. Mr. Elsier of Brussels
4. Mlle Meeûs
 

  

Radiesthesia Congress in Locarno 1956

1. Mlle Meeûs
2. Mlle Huysmans, member of the Antwerp Circle
3. Honorary Colonel Stevelinck.
4. Mr. Vandenhoff, President of the CIER
 

Radiesthesia Congress in Locarno 1956
The Belgian delegation, from left to right
1. Mlle Huguette Poret, author
2. Member of the CIER
3. Madame Meeûs
4. Member of the CIER

5. Mlle Meeûs
6. Mr. Vandenhoff, President of the CIER
7. Mr. Elsier of Brussels
8. Honorary Colonel Stevelinck

9. Mr. Dierickx, author and professor in Antwerp
10. Member of the Antwerp Circle

11. Count Moretus de Boechout, representative of the Belgian federation.
 

  

Radiesthesia Congress in Locarno 1956

Radiesthesia Congress in Locarno 1956
View of the Locarno hotel.
 

Radiesthesia Congress in Locarno 1956
View of the Locarno hotel.
 

Radiesthesia Congress in Locarno 1956
Inaugural session.
 

Radiesthesia Congress in Locarno 1956
The organizing committee.
Microphone in hand, congress president Mr. Cassassopra,
next to him Mr. Lesourd, author and president of the federation of France.
Next is Mr. Herrard, Germany; at the end of the table on the right, Doctor Morichini, Italy.
To the left of Mr. Cassassopra, the congress secretary, then Maître Broaurd, France, and at the end of the table, Maître Montandon, Switzerland.

Radiesthesia Congress in Locarno 1956
The organizing committee.

Radiesthesia Congress in Locarno 1956
The magnificent pin medal awarded to participants of the Locarno congress.
Executed by the Huguenin house, medallists in Le Locle, Switzerland.
Actual dimensions of the jewel: 20 x 20 mm, white and burgundy enamel on gold-plated metal.

International Radiesthesia Congress, Paris 1954
Closing banquet.
The first on the left is Mr. André de Bélizal (small mustache).
At the head table, next to Mr. Victor Mertens de Wilmart, we see Reverend Father Jean Jurion, author of several books on radiesthesia (second to the right of the waiter).

International Radiesthesia Congress, Paris 1954
Closing banquet.
At the second table, the third from the left is Mr. William Servranx (wearing glasses) and to his right his brother, Mr. Félix Servranx. This is a very rare occasion to see them in a photo.

International Radiesthesia Congress, Paris 1954
Academic session.
Middle of the photo, to the left of Mr. Alfred Vandenhoff, a delegate from Canada, Mr. Philippart (wearing glasses).

International Radiesthesia Congress, Paris 1954
First row from left to right:
1. Mr. Alfred Lambert, House of Radiesthesia, Paris
2. Mr. Gabriel Lesourd, author, president for France.
3. Mr. Georges Discry, author and founder of the UNDA homeopathic laboratories.
4. Mr. Hendrickx, author of numerous texts on radiesthesia.
Second row:
Between Mr. Lambert and Mr. Lesourd, we see Mr. Henri Meier, radiesthetist from Luxembourg and author of numerous texts on radiesthesia.
Between Mr. Lesourd and Mr. Discry, we see the honorary Colonel Stevelinck, author of numerous texts on radiesthesia.

International Radiesthesia Congress, Paris 1954
Maître Brouard, French lawyer.

International Radiesthesia Congress, Paris 1954
Maître Dessart, Belgian lawyer.

International Radiesthesia Congress, Paris 1954
Head table, from left to right:
1. Mr. J. de Barberie.
2. Mr. Georges Discry, author and founder of the UNDA homeopathic laboratories.
3. Mr. Alfred Lambert, House of Radiesthesia, Paris.
4. Mr. Gabriel Lesourd, author, president for France.
5. Mr. Victor Mertens de Wilmart, president of the Antwerp circle.
6. Mr. Brivet.
7. Mr. Duval.

International Radiesthesia Congress, Paris 1954
Paris City Hall.
On the left, the mayor of Paris, Mr. Frédéric Dupont, and on the right, Mr. Lesourd.

International Radiesthesia Congress, Paris 1954
Academic session, view of the hall.

Excursion to Châtillon-Coligny (145 km from Paris), after the international congress in Paris, 1954
Mr. Vandenhoff in the middle with the pendulum, Miss Meeûs and another member with dowsing rods.

Excursion to Châtillon-Coligny.
Discussion of practical exercises.

Excursion to Châtillon-Coligny.
Everyone prepares for the practical exercises.

Excursion to Chatillon-Coligny.
Practical exercises are progressing.
 

  

Excursion to Chatillon-Coligny.

Continuing the exercises in the fields.
 

Excursion to Chatillon-Coligny.
Consultations and reflection on the exercises at the meeting point.
 

Excursion to Chatillon-Coligny.
First on the left: Mr. Vandenhoff, president of the CIER.
Second on the left: Mr. Henri Meier, radiesthesist from Luxembourg and
author of numerous texts on radiesthesia, dowsing rod in action.

 

Excursion to Chatillon-Coligny.
First on the left: Mr. William Servranx
Second on the left and set back: Mr. Félix Servranx
In front on the right: Mr. Vandenhoff.

  

C.I.E.R. excursion to Valkenburg in Holland, 1954.

The goal is to conduct radiesthesia research in the Roman catacombs.
Departure by luxury coach, what comfort.
 

C.I.E.R. excursion to Valkenburg in Holland, 1954.
A pleasant break along the way.
 

C.I.E.R. excursion to Valkenburg in Holland, 1954.

Group photo of all participants.
 

C.I.E.R. excursion to Valkenburg in Holland, 1954.
In front of the Roman catacombs.

  

Monsieur Georges Discry,

president of the International Center for Scientific Study of Radiesthesia, Liège 1939,
and founder of the UNDA homeopathic laboratories,
hosts the C.I.E.R. at the Château du Pouchon in Aywaille on July 12, 1953.
From left to right, front row:
1. Mr. Georges Discry
2. Madame Discry, his wife
3. Mr. Vandenhoff, president of the CIER
4. The laboratory manager at UNDA
Behind Madame Discry, Mr. Discry's assistant.

Tour of the park with medicinal plants.
 

The C.I.E.R. center in Brussels.

Study and experimental material for radiesthesia and shape waves.
 

The C.I.E.R. center in Brussels.
Study and experimental material for radiesthesia and shape waves.
In the front, in the center, we see the Stevelinck copper/zinc oscillator.
 

The C.I.E.R. center in Brussels.
Study and experimental material for radiesthesia and shape waves.
In the front, in the center, we see the Stevelinck copper/zinc oscillator.
In the middle, the Montellier T-square.
On the left, the Mellin Teleradiator (described in his books).
On the right, various devices developed by the study groups.
On the mantlepiece in the center, fluid motors, set in motion in front of shape waves,
at different cadences and directions, described in texts by Mr. Vandenhoff in Radiesthesia for All.
 

The C.I.E.R. center in Brussels.
Study and experimental material for radiesthesia and shape waves.
Various prototypes of cosmic accumulators and batteries.

The C.I.E.R. center in Brussels.
Study and experimental material for radiesthesia and shape waves.
Various applications and ongoing projects.
 

The C.I.E.R. center in Brussels.
Study and experimental equipment for radiesthesia and shape waves.
Research on the color spectrum and color shape waves.
 

The C.I.E.R. center in Brussels.
Radiesthetic research on maps.
Mertens sandbox for learning research, letters and numbers, rod or pendulum, difficult.
On maps, open circles in copper or zinc to strengthen the current around a precise point.
 

The C.I.E.R. center in Brussels.
Study and experimental equipment for radiesthesia and shape waves.
Pyramids, fluid motors inside the structure.
Numbered matchbox assemblies for researching hidden objects in relation to the influence of the shape wave, triangle, two parallel rows (of houses), etc.
 

  

The C.I.E.R. center in Brussels.

One of the classrooms, Avenue Michel-Ange in Brussels.
 

The C.I.E.R. center in Brussels.
Study and experimental equipment for radiesthesia and shape waves.
View of the devices for studying pyramids, large disc of Fundamental Rays and smaller discs in front.

 

The C.I.E.R. center in Brussels.
Study and experimental equipment for radiesthesia and shape waves.
Fluid motors, various devices.
 

The C.I.E.R. center in Brussels.
Study and experimental equipment for radiesthesia and shape waves.
Oscillating circuits, various devices.
 

The C.I.E.R. center in Brussels.
Study and experimental equipment for radiesthesia and shape waves.
Shape waves, various devices.
 

The C.I.E.R. center in Brussels.
Study and experimental equipment for radiesthesia and shape waves.
Pyramid energy, various devices and research elements.