Roger - My mate 'Andy Jackson' wanted me to reply, says you've messed up his afternoon coffee break.
> Confidence in your abilities, it is. Definitely > 'Andy Jackson' now, he thinks > energy sensitivity is restricted to some special breed of person who is > so in tune with the earth they can't help themselves. Geez!! I never said that and certainly dont think it - but the stuff you have been talking about in your last few posts IS the property of a very few specially gifted people (or dedicated or confident or lucky or however else you like to put it) And if you dont realise that its just too darn bad for the likes of me I guess >James Hedley will tell you anyone can do it. I agree with James to a fair degree > Personally I think there are degrees of > 'doing' in dowsing just as there are in everything else. This is the important bit! (combined with the confidence thing) James would tell us that his dowsing is very reliable - his should be, He's a very experienced and confident dowser - and he says with a grin "75% accurate will get you a credit at any university on earth".(he's probably better than that). However when I start spending for a cash grain crop, if I get it wrong 25% of the time I am done for! Thats why I back up with instrument testing! > Andy's belief in what radionics and pipe broadcasters can do is so strong > he probably doesn't need them at all, he could quite likely put BD500 in one pocket > and a map of the farm in the other and do the job himself. And I'm not > kidding either. Mate I've got an attention span like a two year old - couldn't hold a thought pattern long enough - serious though, what you say here is entirely possible. I have some info on this I will send you off list, but consider the premature demise of David Tansley and Malcolm Rae - two of the greats of radiesthesia / radionics - many say from getting too close to the action > Making a pendulum's easy. A crystal on a string or chain, or a small > plumb bob ditto. You need to program it though. I'll send you > instructions on that. James, please tell Merla how to make dowsing rods > - and a pyramid broadcaster while you're at it. > > Re the dowsing, I'd like to try something. You can't send soil or plant > stuff to OZ so say you take a handful of soil from the draw from a good > bit (growing plants), liquidise it in some rainwater, saturate a piece > of absorbent kitchen paper with it and put the paper somewhere it will > dry naturally. Then do it again with a handful of soil from a bad bit > (growing nothing). When the papers are dry, put a piece of each in an > envelope and snailmail it to me at 4 Kauper St, SCULLIN ACT 2614 > Australia. I'll dowse them here, you can dowse them there and we'll > compare results. A polaroid photo of each patch , taken with sun behind , looking down onto the ground in question would be ideal for radionic analysis, should be just as good for dowsing, an ordinary photo will give you the mental connection but a polaroid captures the actual energy pattern - sun behind restricts it to the immediate patch , taken looking into the sun will give the energy of an entire field. Dont get anything else in the photo - no horizon - no far away trees - no boot tips or other stuff - and dont handle the photo Cheers Lloyd Charles > > roger > > ps. I tried to convince Merla ages ago that she could dowse - (heck if I could do it with all my hangups anybody could) - I didnt get through that time - if this recent exchange can do that then we have done good! I will also predict that once she gets over the first hurdle (lack of confidence or whatever) we will probably have another 'bolter' on our hands
