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Dominic_Brayne

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Re: Dowsing drains

Sep 06, 2003, 16:48

An interesting thread. I first discovered dowsing skills when a visitor lost a wedding ring in the gardens. I had been practicing dowsing and it was suggested that I use my skills to find the ring. I had just returned from town and had no idea where the ring was, but I used another object, an earing, owned by the loser, to get a fix.

After about half an hour I started getting very strong readings near the swimming pool, which I put down to the body of water, but as the readings intensified I found myself directed to a pile of leaves, in which was the wedding ring.

I was astonished, as were my guests, and this really launched my life long quest to understand what happened. I still have no overall idea, but as time goes on I have begun to recognise certain deflections and movements. I still would like to see a proven experiment to settle it once and for all, but I have seen impressive things over theyears.

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