How is it made?
The Turenne disc is printed to a high standard on a rigid panel mounted on Forex®, a white expanded PVC panel. Its dimensions (50 x 50 cm) and rigidity ensure excellent durability, enabling all dowsers to carry out high-quality dowsing tests using any material.
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How it works
Any object placed at the centre of a circle emits a wave in a specific direction. If, for example, a copper plate is placed at the centre of the circle, the natural wave of the copper propagates towards the east, at a very precise angle. The pendulum follows this direction with the greatest of ease, revealing the source of the wave.
Each chemical element emits a wave that travels in its own direction:
- Copper, towards the east, at an angle of 173° to the point of origin;
- Aluminium, towards the north-east, at an angle of 109° to the point of origin;
- Tin, towards the south-west, at an angle of 318° to the point of origin.
What it is used for
From this, it is not only possible to determine precisely the nature of any chemical element placed at the centre of the circle, but also to identify the different types of materials that make up the body being analysed.
You will find further details on the use of Turenne’s disc in Module 4, which is devoted to wave analysis, and more specifically in Lesson 6, which covers Louis Turenne’s tools.