The Basics of Dowsing
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Lesson 1
An Introduction to Dowsing
The true definition of dowsing is ‘the art of communicating with matter’ and, as everything that exists in nature: plants, minerals, animals, humans and all the chemical elements of which they are composed are matter, it is possible to communicate with everything that exists in nature …
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Lesson 2
The movements of the pendulum
A pendulum is traditionally held by its chain, between the thumb and forefinger, and the other end of the chain must be in contact with the thenar eminences, that muscular area at the base of the thumb, which acts as a wave capacitor and enables the pendulum to change frequency at will …
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Lesson 3
The correct positioning of the dowser
The force acting on a pendulum, enabling it to move, comes from the Earth’s magnetic field. This force remains constant, day and night, regardless of temperature, climate or region of the world, except at the equator, where a pendulum cannot function normally …
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Lesson 4
The 3-colour test
All natural bodies emit magnetic waves, which any pendulum can pick up very easily – that is what we have been doing up to now. However, all natural objects also emit electrical waves, and this makes it much more difficult to detect them with a conventional pendulum; in fact, 90 per cent of pendulums sold in shops are simply incapable of detecting them …
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Lesson 5
Transmitter and receiver clocks
Everything that exists in nature – humans, animals, minerals, plants and all the chemical elements of which they are composed – emits magnetic or electric waves, or both, commonly referred to as electromagnetic waves …
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Lesson 6
Practising Dowsing Safely
In dowsing and in many other fields, we often speak of beneficial or harmful waves, usually imagining that we are dealing with energies emanating from beneficial or harmful entities which will inevitably influence our physical or mental well-being …
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Lesson 7
The causes of errors in dowsing
Mastering dowsing requires daily training and constant practice. Nevertheless, this mastery can be severely tested not only by repeated failures, but also by more unexpected factors, as recounted by our elders, which we will explore in this course …
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Lesson 8
The biggest cause of discouragement
There is one final cause of discouragement – arguably the most significant, at least for those new to dowsing – namely the famous test that involves finding a card identical to the one we use as a control …
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Lesson 9
Improving the smoothness of the pendulum’s motion
Whilst these waves may seem so easy to detect with our pendulum, we must not, under any circumstances, assume that it will suddenly jerk when it comes into contact with one of them. All these waves are intangible, and whilst our pendulum does make characteristic movements when it comes into contact with them, it does so, at first, with excessive slowness …
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Lesson 10
Conclusions
Here we’ll look at a summary of everything you need to know about the basics of dowsing, and we’ll take this opportunity to find out what modern dowsing can offer us in our everyday lives …
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