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Dowsing Updates
--->>May 03, 2000 |
Recently I've had some personal issues I wanted to dowse
and the question
of dowsing accuracy came up. How to deal with your emotions
or expected
result, how to assess your dowsing performance at the
moment?
Some suggest asking several questions that you know
the answer
to and check the results - well, this isn't very reliable
for me.
What I do (when I remember!) is: I use a dowsing chart
from "0" to "100%"
and ask for my dowsing performance at the moment. When
it's below 70%
- I try not to dowse any important issues.
Another way, especially when emotions play a big role,
is to use surrogate dowser:
you mentally ask a question and ask another dowser to
use his/hers pendulum
to give you the answer.
Many things can interfere with our dowsing performance,
but I found out that
many of them we create ourselves through creating a
believe system. An example:
I've read somewhere about the remanence effect (an object
will leave a trail
that can influence dowsing of another object placed
in the same spot). I was
testing some soil samples and I was getting very confusing
results. Checking
for the residual radiation I got a big "yes" - it was
interfering with my work!
I tried wiping the table with a sweeping motion as mentioned
in another book,
I used sage smudge - it helped a bit, but the error
threshold was still high.
Then I asked for something simple - no interference
from any source - guess what?
My accuracy was way up!
The moral - when you get frustrated with your results
- look for a simple,
straightforward solution. Any comments?
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I'd like to create a revenue sharing system - if you
have a website related to dowsing
and would like to display our banner or text link -
you could earn a commission for all
the customers you send our way.
Please let me know if you are interested.
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Product of the month: U-rod.
U-rod is constructed from brass U-shaped loop and wooden
handle with a brass bushing "bearing".
Use it the same way as the L-rod.
It is very sensitive and allows work using one hand
only. Great for field projects.
Regular price: $13.60
May special: $11.55
(This special is for the subscribers to the update list
only.)
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The busy time of the year is upon us - dowsing and otherwise.
Please accept my apologies
for delay in answering some of your e-mails. I do my
best to answer within 48 hours.
Your input is very important to me.
Keep on dowsing!
Chris Gozdzik
Divining
Mind Radiesthetic Supplies, PO. Box 189 Greenwood, BC,
V0H 1J0, Canada |
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