Velique, Dennis,

Thanks for the responses. 

Dennis, I like your use of the term "medical dowsing". At least that
puts us in a familiar framework. There's anecdotal evidence of 
dowsing (for ground water) actually working for some individuals. And 
*you* put it clearly in the realm of the subconscious with an 
admitted assumption of possible telepathy.

At least it's clear where you are standing, and if I'm still
skeptical, I cannot accuse you of confusing things with flowery
language or trying to elevate your words to the level of
pseudo-scientific jargon.

And your example of sexing chicks, Velique, eloquently explains our 
dilemma. 

Thank you both.

Be well,

Mike D.

> I used to be  a student of Dr Parcells work. Yes it does work 
> when in the right hands. The problem with medical dowsing is its
> equivocal nature. The pendulum allows one to communicate with the
> subconscious mind (low self) and obtain answers to questions. The
> seat of language is the middle ( conscious) self. The low self
> handles the emotions, memory, and telepathy. The problems lie in
> getting the left brain linear, rational, middle self (conscious
> mind) to step aside, and also to gain the full cooperation of the
> low (subconscious) self.
> 
> Dennis Lipter
> 
> Vilik Rapheles wrote:
> 
> > The fact that people get good results from some of
> > >these things is compelling. It's just so damned tiring to have to
> > >wade through the nonsense to get to it, though.
> > ~~~~~~~~
> > Mike...
> >
> >    Excellent critique...and thank you for doing the wading for me! (My
> > hipboots need a little patching...<g>)
> >
> >    Well...I see two things. One is that Dr. Parcell lived to a ripe age (is
> > she
> > still living?) in a healthy condition. She sensed or intuited or somehow
> > figured
> > a lot out about health, specifically her own health.  She knew something!
> >
> >   However...can it be put into language and can it be reproduced? Did she
> > found a
> > system to translate what she knew to others?
> >
> >    I read an article about a place...China?...where people sex baby chicks
> > before there is any sign of their sex. They are almost always right. They
> > cannot explain
> > what they do...the only way they can train people is to have them sit right
> > there while they do it...until the new person picks it up "by osmosis"...
> > and the new person can't explain it either!
> >
> >    So I think there's a lot of information out there that isn't science
> > (cannot
> > be proven by scientific analysis)  but that is true, at least relatively and
> > subjectively and situationally true. And I think if I or you could have
> > studied directly with Dr. P, we might have learned to "sex the chick" ...or
> > pick up the understandings Dr. P had.
> >
> >   But...if I or you swing a pendulum over food after we read a book, does
> > that work?
> >
> >   Sigh...
> >
> >   I guess I'm a little weary too. So many ideas...so little time...
> >
> > ~^^V^^~

[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
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[Speaking only for myself...              ]


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