Hi James > It seems that now famous quote of mine about 75% needs to be qualified a > bit. No need for that at all and hey I did say I thought you were better than 75%! > You have attended one of my dowsing and radionics courses and have seen the > range of knowledge that you are able to divineby just knowing how to let go > of what seems to be the logical result And a very interesting and enjoyable experience it was too - however I did not feel any pressing need to throw my refractometer and pH meter in the creek on the way home either. All of these things are tools,dowsing and radionics included, and if we fixate on one of them to the exclusion of other useful things, then I think we are on a wrong road. You've just shown Roger dowsing and he is gonna fly with it - thats great -does'nt mean though that that is the only way - what about those that don't yet do it that well? - what about those S - T - R - A - N - G - E individuals like me that are quite happy and comfortable with dowsing (and I do OK with it too) and radionics, but still like to read the numbers on a conventional soil test, and measure things with instruments, OK I know - a whole bunch of people are gonna say thats using a crutch - " he's not game to go the last few steps to freedom" or whatever. I dont see it that way and being the stubborn sod that I am, probably never will.
> If you can correctly foretell the answers to > 75% of the questions that derive from this short list you would be miles > in front of your neighbours. What I said was 'when I start spending for a cash grain crop' - poor choice of words - but there had been some correspondence around foliar spraying and in that light - 75% is not gonna cut it - specially when using a refractometer will take that into high nineties. I just dont see why this has to be an either / or situation - to me there is plenty of room to combine the best of both ideas. > The one thing that I cant dowse is a foolproof method to make it rain. I guess we will just have to disagree on this - I reckon if Hugh Lovel thinks he knows how to do this then we are mad if we dont at least hear what he's got to say - but again we dont have to fixate on one thing - we use the kites too - and we use JP's nutritional tactics to make better use of what rain we get > However I dowse that if I put Muriel Morrison'.s radionic kites around the > boundary to keep the energies in the chances of getting a dry year on our > mountain is 30% and for Narrandera it is 20%. > I will send you the design for these kites which I obtained from Gil Thanks I would be very pleased to try these - Cheers Lloyd Charles
