The Essential Dowsing Guide By Dennis Wheatley & Maria Wheatley

Description

Starting from the basics, with instructions for making coat-hanger dowsing rods, we are led through many styles and techniques of dowsing, such as the use of pendulums – for dowsing maps, as a method of divination, or even for finding lost items around the house. Each chapter concludes with tips and exercises for developing one’s own dowsing skill and accuracy. Wheatley explores some of dowsing’s history and cites a good deal of research into how it may work. For anyone wishing to learn to dowse, this is indeed an essential guide.

Dowsing can be defined as the skill of being able to detect invisible targets. Dowsing specialists can find anything from mineral lodes, precious metals, gas, oil, and water supplies, to lost objects, animals and people. This comprehensive introduction explains:

* What dowsing is and why anyone can do it.
* The history of dowsing and famous dowsers through time.
* Instructions on which dowsing tools to use, how best to use them, and different ways of dowsing.
* A list of ancient sites with particular dowsing energy.