Dowsing is a technique to search for underground water, minerals, ley lines, and also to measure anything invisible.
Dowsing is a technique to search for underground water, minerals, ley lines, and also to measure anything invisible.
Dowsing can measure things such as:
As long as something took place or it takes place now, the dowsing instruments can measure it. The measurement involves the observing of the motion of a pointer (loop, rod) or the changes in direction of a pendulum. The scientific explanation for what happens when people dowse is that “ideomotor movements” (muscle movements caused by subconscious mental activity) make anything held in the hands move.
Pendulum dowsing is the use of a weighted object on a string or chain to get an answer, usually in a yes/no format, to questions you cannot answer rationally.
The instruments I am mainly using are very famous in Romania; there’s a dedicated school people attend for years to learn to use them properly and get into the depths of dowsing. The instruments are a silver loop and a goniometer. One of my clients thought they look like a Ouija board and I think he is right. I aim to keep the information simple and straightforward on my page, but if you’d like more details, please feel free to ask and I will answer in the same day or the next.