My reply to Okantex is as follows.
About that egg beater type dowser rod, it must be made out of aluminium because of the weight factor. To explain in a simple manner
a single dowsing rod, or lets call it a single pointed rod is only half as powerful as a dowsing rod with two rods or points. That rod in the pic is a 40 powered rod. So you have to find a supplier who can get you a pack of 100 rods as it might be cheaper.
When you hold a single dowsing rod out in front of you, if you have your elbow tucked well back into your kidney area your fist and part of the dowsing rod is in the your bodies aura. Maybe 6 inches.
The metal inside that is inside your aura (magnetic flux) is your dowsing antenna. ( about a quarter of a rod)
Having a maximum of 40 rods gives you 40x 4 = 160 times the strength of a single dowsing rod, which is incredibly accurate and powerful when held downwards brushing your leg in a vertical position to ensure that the entire dowsing rod is inside your magnetic aura.. To have a better understanding of dowsing and targets you can buy my disk book for $ 60 US or pick it up bit by bit here on Christians forum. You can ask questions on the forum, I dont mind in the slightest. Regards Max
Posted on: December 06, 2006, 08:11:52 PM
Re reading your post you have asked some questions.
On the subject of the easiest targets to find, ask yourself this question.
What am I most consciencely aware of? The answer would be the
chemical composition of my own body From blood firstly then sundry chemicals of which the body is composed of down to DNA as your smallest target.
So we will stick to blood as being the most familiar composition of your body, therefore it is an educated guess on my part to say that blood is probably the most common powerfull dowsing target known to me.
A common target that you mentioned is water (oops) you mentioned that you can find cavity. Did you know that underground a cavity signal and a water signal are the same.
Underground water trickles very slowly in most cases through countless subterranean cavities, which from the surface holding a dowsing rod you will receive a collective cavity signal which you associate with water. To find out if there is water in the underground aquifier, just mentally picture youself in a bath or swimming under the water and go for pressure. Simple, the more pressure the more water, and finding the point of the highest mental feel of pressure across the underground stream, to find the greater the quantity of water to drill down to.
That is one reason why I would not accept a dowsing challenge involving water. The second reason is that if you had two containers and one was full of oxygen and the other contained hydrogen, could you by using a dowsing rod discover their presence?
which mixed in the correct quanities will give you water.
My answer would be NO. I can only dowse for what I am familiar with and can mentally formulate in my mind enabling me to mentally send out a mental quest below ground and receiving a mental yes or no answer in return.
Readers, that I would describe as mental radar. Nothing more and nothing less. I just described dowsing as it exists and when I can mentally identify oxygen and hydrogen individually or combined I will be able to find water in a container, and not until then.
I learnt the above from three hot summers dowsing water for farmers in Australia.
I will give you two more classics of having to use your noodle when dowsing.
When you are familiar with the mental feel of underground gold, you will be aware that gold is a very soft mental signal.
Prospectors take note.Chemicals are often your saviour as assisting to find such a target as gold. Along a cliff top dowse downwards for calcite ( limestone) IN gold bearing country, chase up the same calcite mental signal for underground long leads and walk back southwards to find the quartz formation that the long lead was formatted from.
I know of many caves stuffed with treasure along the coast minutes from my home. Muti million dollar home owners will never believe that they have a ship load of jesuit gold on their property, two metres ( 6-7feet) below their tailored lawns on their cliff-top properties.
Caves on cliff tops??? Californians take note. Those cliff tops were once upon a time created amid high sandunes along beach fronts with deep water frontages., along comes an earthquake along a fault line and up goes everything, sand dunes, caves, and suddenly we have high cliffs with
caves protuding from high up. The formation of these cliffs is called
the uplifting of Tectonic PLates.
Goodness knows how many millions of years later, when from the 14th century onwards Firstly a huge Chinese vessel captained by a renegade and then several centuries later inquisitive Spanish Jesuit ships blown south on their journeys to their new aquisition the Philippines couldn,t believe their luck to discover a huge protected bay with cliffs lining both shores with empty caves gazing mournfully out to sea from their high vantage points.
Not only luck for hiding their gold, silver and other treasures from
Spain, however in a few years of exploring the interior discovered goldfields as rich if not richer than the Californian fields, and countless nuggets just laying on the surface and in the numerous streams.
I have found an artifact in a Jesuit tunnel carved from red gum from central victoria. There are countless Indian Thong Trees lining the shores here marking where Jesuit treasures are hidden.
At a certain amount of paces from below the parson noses of the Indian thong trees, if you bend down and probe several inches below the surface you will encounter a piece of slate or quartz from the gold fields hinting of the contents below.
There are areas which have burials by different overseers with different contents. Recently without using dowsing rods and going by tree and ground markings I unearthed at 3 inches below the surface a hand sized heart carved out of rock indicating dig here for treasures but watch your head, and just below it something glittered. It was a scrap of pearlshell. Another inch further down and I was looking at the remains of a crushed pearlshell.
These specialists in burying treasures were not fly by nights and lived in Australia for long periods. In one treasure entrance, about two paces in, was the lost toy of a child mixed in the sand. It is the corroded remains of an iron moulded childs toy beach spade, proving that at least some of our early Australian visitors brought their families along. I still have it.
About 20-30 yards away (30 -40 paces) is a line of deposits of siver boxes which contain small items such as pearls , gems etc.
This was just another silver box with pearls below.
Will finish with a photo of an Indian Thong Tree one of many here,with the complements of the Jesuits located a few paces from the toilet block and Chinamans creek on its east side and west of Rosebud on the Mornington Peninsular Victoria. Australia
Below the parsons nose on the pointer branch I found buried a piece of quartz ( indicating gold below) And I apologize for being so long winded as my wife won't listen to me after 23 years.
I just checked my photo album on my computer and I have over 2,500
photos relating to the Jesuits, nearly half of which were taken by an ex pupil of mine in the USA who is very close to being a pro now. I only went to a twenty point rod, he proved that it was feasable to go to a 40 point system and get away with it.
Keep safe Max
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