Discover the Secrets ofDOWSING APPLICATIONS
In France, Germany, Russia, and other countries in Europe, governments accept Dowsing - and some government departments have Dowsing sections. North America is far behind - mainly due to vested interests and fear of ridicule. But it is used ` on the quiet ' by many large organizations.
Healers use a Pendulum to find causes for illness in their patients; engineers locate errors on drawings; computer experts find errors in computer code; gold and oil deposits are found; buried treasure and ancient artifacts are located; water, electric, and telephone utilities use Dowsing to find their lines. Dowsing has been used in many places to increase food crops - by helping plants grow, keeping bugs away, and even putting a protective field around them to prevent diseases. There are many other uses of Dowsing that are not covered here.
Dowsing goes under many names; for centuries the Chinese have used Feng Shui to decide how to place and make a harmonious home. In Europe it is used to choose sites which will be free of cancer causing rays and to find what causes high incidences of road accidents - and then eliminate these causes!
You can access your mind and body parts, and to the creations of man such as cars and computers; you can contact animals and vegetation Learning to Dowse is like learning to read. Once you have started, you can apply it to many fields. The list is endless. And you can do a lot of good by letting others see you use your Dowsing skills in public.
People complain that businessmen, politicians, medical practitioners, and the general public do not accept Dowsing. Yet there are many who ` use their Pendulum ' in private - this is especially true of ladies. By letting others see that you Dowse you are encouraging them to be Dowsers - and to Dowse in public themselves. That way Dowsing will become accepted! It is up to you!
Just think how much better the world would be if politicians ` did the right thing ', if alternative medicine and spiritual healing reduced illness, if the justice system were fair to all, and if children were not abused.
This will happen. It will happen sooner if you help - by Dowsing in public, to help get Dowsing accepted as a true ` gift from God ', for us all to admit that we can get help from Higher Entities, such as our Guardian Angels, Higher Selves, or other names that we choose to use.
You may encounter resistance and negativity from some church authorities. By contacting your Guardian Angel directly you are by- passing them - and they may be afraid to lose their authority and control over you.
In some religions it has been accepted that priests can Dowse - but not those persons not ordained. The Spanish priests used Dowsing to find treasure in the Americas, while burning other people at the stake for using witchcraft.
When you have gained some experience as a Dowser, and have gained
confidence in your ability to Dowse, then ask The System about any of
the statements in this booklet that you find surprising - check that
all this is true!
A Pendulum can be made from a paper-clip on a piece of cotton thread, a
brass weight on a string, or a cannon ball on a chain - if you are
strong enough to lift it! Some people use key tags or a crystal on a
metal chain. A glass bead, about 3/8 inch (1 cm) diameter -
spherical or pear-shaped) suspended by about 15 inches (40 cm) of
braided thread (e.g. a shoe lace) is a good compromise.
First bond together with your Pendulum as a team, and specify that the
` Love of Truth ' communications channel always be used in your Dowsing -
so hold your Pendulum in your hand, and say:
` I, (your name), the owner of this Pendulum, declare that all answers
shall always be given in the Love of Truth when using this Pendulum or
any other Dowsing tool; I promise to use my Pendulum only for Good. '
Next request the Force for Good, acting with Love of Truth, to help you
by being your ` Gate Keeper ', to ensure that all your Dowsing is done in
love and that the answers the best available and are true, that they
apply to the present time, and that they are within your range of
understanding.
` I ask the Force for Good to Guard all my Dowsing, to obtain only
answers given in Love of Truth, given from all available sources, and
given in terms of the present time and locations that I understand as a
human being on this earth. '
You should be in a state of prayer when using your Pendulum. This
means being really sincere and honest, concentrating on what you are
saying and thinking - and thinking only good thoughts.
You may also find that taking a ` Pranic Breath ' helps your Dowsing:
place your conscious awareness at the top of your nose / between your
eyes; breathe deeply, feeling the breath with your conscious awareness;
exhale, moving your conscious awareness straight back into your head.
You may feel yourself expand, and your ` mind chatter ' will usually
lessen.
Because using your Pendulum is such a serious business it presents a
problem; if you use your Pendulum only for serious matters then how do
you get the practice that you need to learn (and to teach others) to
become proficient ?
The answer lies in asking The System for permission to practice - like
guessing the cards in a pack, telling dates of coins, or finding non-
essential things. But if you ask permission to practice and then use
the results for personal gain (like having an unfair advantage to win
at cards) you may be penalized.
The next key to Dowsing is to make certain that your mind fully
understands the signals to be used. A computer is just a piece of
furniture without a program - and in the same way your Dowsing needs to
be programmed. You can have different programs for different tools and
various jobs, and can change the programming at any time, like using
different computer programs.
If you have been using a set of Dowsing signals, then you may decide to
stay with them. You can also just ask for the signals that your body
and mind suggest be used. But these may not be the best signals to use
in all circumstances - you would not use a word processor to handle a
spreadsheet, or do gardening with a table fork.
The programming (or signal system) suggested in this booklet has been
found to be good for most people, and if you are new to Dowsing, or
having difficulties with your Dowsing, then you may decide to use it.
If so, then say:
` I now cancel all previous programs that I have had for Dowsing, and
state that the signals to be used are a clockwise circle to indicate
" YES ", an anti-clockwise circle to show " NO ", an up-and-down line to
signify " WAITING ", and a side-to-side line to mean that an answer is
" NOT AVAILABLE " '.
Although you can use either hand to Dowse, you may find that the best
hand to use as your Dowsing hand is the opposite hand to that which you
normally use; this allows your ` normal ' hand to be used for writing
when you are Dowsing. But if you find this difficult, use your normal
hand.
The term ` other hand ' means the hand that is not holding your Pendulum.
Now hold your Pendulum as shown on the cover page, with the holding
point between your thumb and first finger of your normal hand (the
finger next to the thumb), with about 7 inches (20 cm) of string to the
point of your Pendulum, which should be about 1/4 inch (0.5 cm) above a
piece of blank paper. First of all, just hold it still (this is like
teaching your dog to sit !).
Now look at the diagram of circles and lines next to this writing.
Hold your Pendulum above the middle of the 'up and down' line and make
it swing along the line - towards you and away from you; this is the
" WAITING POSITION " - ready for a question. Stop, hold your Pendulum
still, and without making it move ask it swing in the " WAITING
POSITION ".
Repeat this procedure explaining that if the question is poorly worded,
is not understood, is beyond your Dowsing ability, or should not be
asked, then the " NOT AVAILABLE " signal to be used is to slow down and
stop along the " WAITING POSITION ", and then to restart swinging on the
" NOT AVAILABLE " line.
Hold your Pendulum over the clockwise circle, and tell it to move in a
clockwise direction; if it does not move the first time, you can make it
move - but keep at this until it moves without you forcing it. Repeat
for the anti-clockwise circle.
Hold your Pendulum over the " YES " circle and ask your Pendulum to make
a circle in the " YES " direction.
Do not make it move, just wait for your Pendulum to move on its own!
This is VERY important, since you are trying to confirm that the signal
is understood.
Then hold it over the " NO " circle and ask it to make a circle in the
"NO" direction. Practice these " YES " and " NO " circles to make sure that
you have them correct - they are the key to being able to Dowse.
Repeat steps 1 to 5 until you have success - then you can ask simple
questions for practice (but remember to ask permission to practice
first !), such as " Is today Wednesday ? " - but wait until you have read
all the instructions before asking any important questions.
Now repeat these exercises using just thought - just thinking " YES ",
" NO ".
Some people have difficulty in getting a Pendulum to work well for them
when they first start. If you are having difficulty, use a ` `Bobber '.
Get hold of a wire coathanger, cut it on one limb at the hook, and
straighten it. Hold the hooked end in your hand (the hook is a handle)
and point the free end in front of you.
You now have a ` horizontal Pendulum ' or ` `Bobber ' which many people find
very responsive - so practice the movements as before: up-down for
" WAITING ", side-to-side for " NOT AVAILABLE ", clockwise circle for
" YES ", anti-clockwise for " NO ".
Your time spent learning to use a Bobber is well spent. It is a very
useful tool for using outside for locating lost rings, coins, or other
small items - especially when it is windy.
The other key to using your Pendulum is asking for directions; so
program your Pendulum ! Tell it:
` When indicating directions, make a " YES " circle and then swing in the
direction to be indicated. If any doubt, make a " NO " circle'.
Now hold your Pendulum over the centre of the ` `counting chart ' (marked
" Start Here ") so that it is either still or making a small circle. Now
tell it to move in the direction of the line marked " 6 ".
Your Pendulum should make a small " YES " circle, and then move along the
line leading towards the number requested. If it makes a " NO " circle,
be cautious - something may be wrong!
Repeat this with the other lines, marked " 0 " to " 9 ", until it does them
all correctly. You can use this skill to find lost and stolen items,
read messages, seek treasure, and find your way home.
A long string is more sensitive to small muscular movements but takes a
longer time to complete a movement than does a short string. When
starting to Dowse you may find a long string best, changing to a
shorter length as you become more skilled and your muscle system
becomes used to Dowsing.
Some people use very long strings on their Pendulums, and vary the
length according to the item they are seeking; this long type of
Pendulum was developed by `T.C.Lethbridge, but is not generally used
today.
A light Pendulum needs less energy to respond, but is more easily blown
about by the wind. You may need a heavier one if you use it outside in
strong winds.
Since your Pendulum is being used by YOU, you should choose a length
that responds best to YOUR mind and body - instead of the length that
you used to start. This is called ' tuning ' your Pendulum.
The most accurate way is to hold the string between your thumb and
first finger of your hand, and slowly let the string out. If you find
this difficult, wrap the string around a pencil first; but be sure to
hold the string (on the pencil) between your thumb and first finger.
Start with about 2 inches (5 cm) of string between your finger and the
pendulum weight. Place your other elbow against the side of your body,
with the hand in front of you, palm upwards, pointing across your body;
let your Pendulum swing gently along the line of your hand.
Let the string out a little at a time, and soon your Pendulum will
start to make a circle; continue to let out the string slowly, and your
Pendulum will go back to swinging again; let out more string until your
Pendulum starts making a circle again - note that this circle is much
larger than the first circle; you have found the correct place to hold
the string of your Pendulum !
If you are very sensitive, your Pendulum may make very large circles
all the time when using this length; if this is so, then use the
shorter length - when your Pendulum first started to make a circle.
Mark this the ' holding point ' by making a simple slip knot in the
string.
Your Pendulum is a tool; by itself it has no magic abilities ! All it
does is enable you to get information from the intuitive side of your
brain without a lot of interference from the rational side of your
brain - and amplifies that input.
As with all tools, it is best to take good care of your Pendulum so
that it is clean and in good condition when needed.
Repeat the first lesson with the " YES " and " NO " circles. Most people
get a clockwise rotation for " YES ", and anti-clockwise for " NO ". In a
some cases people get signals the other way round; if this is happening
to you, then go over the procedure a few more times to make certain,
and remember that for you the signals are ' clockwise = NO, anti-clockwise = YES '.
The " YES " and " NO " directions may change depending on your body cycles
(and those of any person that you are asking about). So it is good
practice to check the directions each time you Dowse, and each time you
ask about any other person. So ask ` Show me the signal for " YES " '
whenever you Dowse.
The next step is to make sure that The System agrees to the use of the
signals you have declared in your programs. So hold your Pendulum and
declare:
‘ My Dowsing must always be guarded by The Force for
Good, and obtain answers in Love of Truth from all available sources.
’ ‘ You must always tell the truth, got from all
available sources. ’ ‘ " YES " or " NO " signals may only be given if the
question is a a good, clear question, permitted to be asked by me,
and if the true answer is known. ’ ‘ Otherwise you must stay still or give a " NOT
AVAILABLE " signal. ’ This is VERY important, so ask The System if it understands ! If your
Pendulum signals " NO " or stays still, then repeat this part of the
training until your Pendulum signals " YES ".
Some people consider that a ` witness ' aids their questing. This is a
sample of what you seek - held in your hand, attached to your Pendulum,
or inserted into your Pendulum (if it is hollow and can be unscrewed).
This may work by concentrating your thoughts on the task at hand.
There are some very important rules about the questions that you ask.
While The System may be able to understand your intention, it may still
insist that you ` cover all your bases ' to get you into a good habit.
And this habit is important, since at times you may address questions
to an animal, a tree, your car or your computer; they will respond to
the exact question that you ask - even if it is not what you intended !
First, you should be in a state of meditation or prayer - be serious,
concentrate.
Second, the question must be clear, so that The System really
understands the question. If you are thinking about eating more ice
cream the question ' Is it OK? ' is NOT clear - The System may not
understand what you mean by " it "! So ask ` Is it OK for me to eat more
ice cream now ? '
Imagine that you are in a car which has a broken fuel gauge; you ask
` Does the car need gas ? '. The answer will always be " YES ", even if the
tank is full. The car needs gasoline (called ' gas ') to make the engine
work, and it needs air (another gas) to burn with the gasoline and to
fill the tyres. A better way to ask this question would be ` Is the gas
tank of this car less than half full ? '
Third, the answer must be " YES " or " NO " (if not a direction). If
somebody told you a story, asking ` Is the story true ?' may not work,
because some of it may be true, and some of it may not be true. So you
must ask about the part of the story that you think may be untrue.
Fourth, there are some questions which should NOT be asked - especially
if the question is NOT your business ! This is why is is very important
to ask The System ` May I ask about XXX ?' before asking the actual
question.
Fifth, you must not try to make your Pendulum move in any way. If you
try to force it to move " YES " because you want it to, but think that
the true answer may be " NO ", then you are spoiling the training that
you have done. So the next time you ask a question, The System may not
give the correct answer.
Sixth, you must check that you are working within the ` rules of the
game '. This means that you must define your question and the reason for
asking it, and check with your pendulum for " YES " answers to ` May I,
Can I, Should I ?'
" I am seeking to find the best way to .... " to define the problem.
" This is to help XXX to feel happier " to explain your reason for
asking.
" May I ask ?" to get permission to proceed, and confirm that the
answer is available.
" Can I ask ?" to inquire if you have the skill to get a correct
answer.
" Should I ask?" in case your question is about a forbidden subject, an
invasion of a person's privacy, or other reason why you should not ask
at this time.
And then ask your question if the replies have all been " YES ".
" Is my understanding that YYYY correct ?" is a good way to check that
the question was what you intended, that you have understood the
answer, and that the answer given was the correct answer !
If any reply is " NO ", you do NOT proceed; if you are asking about
someone else, and did not explain that you are asking in order to help,
you may get a " NO " answer; this is one time when you can explain why
you are asking, and repeat your check. It may also be the wrong time to
ask the question !
Some people try and combine these, by presuming that getting a " YES "
after asking ` May I ?' implies that permission would only be granted if
the ` Can I ?' and ` Should I ?' were also " YES ". This is logical; but your
intuition is NOT logical ! You MUST ask ALL the questions separately !
If you often get wrong answers after your ' May I, Can I, Should I ?'
check, it is probably due to badly worded questions, or your influence
in wanting a particular answer. Make sure that your questions are clear
and cannot be twisted (like the gas example), and then having asked the
question say to yourself ' I wonder what the answer will be .. I
wonder what the answer will be .. I wonder what the answer will be ..
' to stop your thoughts interfering.
It also helps if you do keep your mind on what you are doing. Asking
about something you do not like (broccoli ?) and then thinking of an ice
cream will be sure to give you a wrong answer! It is good practice to
always check the answers that you get by asking ' Is the answer ... YYYY
... correct ?' - it may be wrong if the question was poorly worded or
should not have been asked.
Remember how to ask a question; although it may seem silly to ask
permission for very simple questions, do it to build a routine to use
when asking more complicated questions - ` get into the habit '. ` May I
ask if my eyes are brown ?' then ` Are my eyes brown ?', and afterwards
check by ` Is the answer that my eyes are brown correct ?'
OK, it is time to exercise your Pendulum; try these
questions: Are my eyes brown ? Did I eat an egg for breakfast today ? Ditto cereal
? Do I like spinach ? Ice Cream ? Broccoli ? Will I be rich ? Poor ? Did you remember to ask permission for practice questions ? Did you ask
the ` May I? Can I? Should I ?' questions ? - and did you check the
answers ?
If yes to both rich and poor, remember you could be poor at one time
and rich in another. Are you poor in spirit and rich in wealth ? Try
asking about wealth, and about spirit !
If you try to influence your Pendulum it could give you the answer that
you want - and one that may not be true ! Try and keep an open and
inquiring mind, and always check the answer - ask
` Have I correctly understood the Truth ?'.
You do not have to speak aloud when you ask The System a question - it
is quite OK ` to think ' the question to yourself. And that way, nobody
else knows the question that you are asking !
If your Pendulum makes a small circle (or a small swing) or does this
slowly it is indicating that there is some doubt, or the question may
be poorly worded. A very large circle (with speed) says " without any
doubt "; usually you get a middle sized circle, meaning that the answer
is based on present data which may change in the future.
Remember that the size and speed is relative to the normal size and
speed of a circle made with that same length of string.
Another time when you may get a small circle is when your solution to a
problem is workable, but not the best solution - so keep refining your
solution and you will get a bigger circle the closer that you come to
the best solution.
Although The System is able to answer all your questions, you must not
rely on it for every minor matter in your daily life ! You must learn to
make your own decisions; but it is OK to ask for training purposes, and
if the matter is important. And even then, it is best to make a
decision and then ask ` Did I make the correct decision ?'. If the
answer is " NO " then use your Pendulum to find out how you can improve
your decision.
MORE COUNTING
Typical questions are ` On a scale from 1 to 9, how fresh are these
tomatoes ?', ` .. how suitable is this suit for me ?', ` .. how allergic
am I to eating peanuts ?'
For depths of water, minerals, etc., you can ask first in terms of ` How
many thousands of feet ?', with an answer between 2 and 3 .. ` How many
hundreds of feet over two thousand ?', and if you get a swing between 5
and 6 .. ` How many tens of feet over 2,500 feet ?', and narrow the
search down.
You can get practice asking ` How many minutes will I have to wait for
the next bus to come ?' - remember that it may not be the bus that you
need, so you can ask ` .. for the next #10 bus.. going in my direction ';
` How many miles to the next gas station on this road ?'; and you can
check these answers !
Another way of counting, useful especially if you do not have your
Counting Chart with you, is to make a guess and then split differences:
` Is the depth greater than 1,000 feet ?' ( " YES " ) ` Is the depth greater
than 2,000 feet ?' ( " NO " ) `.. greater than 1,500 feet ?' and keep
narrowing this down by halves. The depth may be exactly 2,000 feet down
- so remember to check !
You can also ask that your Pendulum make a number of circles to give
count; but you must arrange the code beforehand - are the first and
last (small ?) circles part of the count? Try sample counts to see what
works for you.
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BONDING WITH YOUR PENDULUM
THE SIGNALS THAT YOU USE
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Step 5
USING A BOBBER
DIRECTIONS
TUNING YOUR PENDULUM
TRAINING WITH YOUR PENDULUM
ASKING QUESTIONS
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