Locating water, minerals and other objects without any scientific equipment
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Introduction
Dowsing is a method that tries to locate water, minerals and other objects without using any scientific equipment.
Often, Y-shaped rod is used. The rod starts moving when we’re at the target location.
People explain the rod movement with the subtle electromagnetic signal that the object we’re looking for radiates.
However, this is not the case.
What actually happens is the so called ideomotor effect.
Ideomotor effect is tiny muscle movements you do when you think of something.
The key difference here is that you don’t think of it consciously, but a non-local, or psychic signal, forms in the subconscious mind and that causes the muscles to move.
To further understand this, we will look at the organization that did extensive scientific research and used it for their operations successfully.
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The rest of this lesson is in Mind, with practice tools, reminders and a journal that shows your progress.
Questions about Dowsing
How long is the Dowsing lesson?
About 35 minutes of reading in all, in short parts of about five minutes. Read one a day, or go at your own pace in the Mind app.
Is the Dowsing lesson free?
The beginning is free to read on this page. The rest comes with a Mind subscription in the app.
Do I need experience before starting the Dowsing lesson?
No. It starts from the basics and builds step by step, so you can begin today whether you are new to the topic or not.
