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I was curious if any of you have experimented with dousing rods. I built a set and experimented with them some. One held in each hand and walking they cross and spin and do all sorts of wierd things. No I realize there should be a learning curve, but I experimented and built a holder so you could walk with both in the holder and hold it with one hand. By doing this they stop going all over, so now I wonder if your hands are causing the movement? By placing them in holders kind of debunks the fact energy controls them. Well just curious if any of you have any experiences with them.

I've used them before. I have a tiny set I bought and I've also used plain old coat hangers. I'm on the same page as you when it comes to wondering if tiny movements in your hands are moving the rods. I've experimented with pendulums as well and sometimes they have started doing stuff that just doesn't feel like it's coming from my hands.

The Rods don't work for finding water either.

would it matter if the metal was a mix that is not magnetic, or would magntizem be wanted?

hi !!!
divine rods or coat hangers work to find water. my hubby's grandfather used them to find water on his blueberry farm. i used them and it followed the underground sprinkler system in my backyard.

wow. that would have came in handy for me years ago after I learned what was causing my basement to leak. : )

A skeptic walks on stage with a dousing rod. He says " This 'dousing rod' is sold to teachers to look for marijuana in the students lockers." He walks on the front of the stage. It points to an audience member. He says "Sorry it has a right-leaning bias" He starts to walk the other way. It points at the same audience member. He says "Sir, could you empty your pockets."
I could not find the video of this, so I just described it to you.

Oh No!!!!!!!

thats not funny.......

have to stash in a dowsing proof box