Dowsing rods are used to detect the presence of water, minerals, or other hidden substances. The rods are held in the hands, and when they cross over the target, they are said to "vibrate" or "swing".
There are many different ways to use dowsing rods, but the basic technique is as follows:
- Hold the rods in your hands, with the forked ends pointing down.
- Relax your hands and allow the rods to hang naturally.
- Walk slowly over the area where you suspect the target is located.
- If the rods cross over the target, they will begin to move. The way in which they move will vary depending on the individual dowser and the type of target being sought.
Some dowsers believe that the rods move because they are being influenced by a magnetic field or other energy associated with the target. Others believe that the movement of the rods is simply a subconscious response to the dowser's expectations.
There is no scientific evidence to support the claim that dowsing rods are effective in detecting hidden substances. However, there are many people who use them to find water, minerals, and other objects.
Here are some tips for using dowsing rods:
- Practice in a quiet, relaxed environment.
- Start by using simple targets, such as a hidden object or a water source.
- Be patient and persistent. It may take some time to develop your dowsing skills.
- Don't be afraid to experiment with different techniques.
Remember, dowsing is a subjective practice. What works for one person may not work for another. The most important thing is to find a technique that you are comfortable with and that you believe in.
If you are interested in trying dowsing, there are many resources available to help you get started.
www.taylormadetherapy.co.uk runs dowsing workshops and live dowsing events.
Come Dowse With Me is a youtube channel hosted by Professional Dowsers Jane Taylor & Amanada Peet where they chat about all things dowsing.
Link to Video of how to use dowsing rods
