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Feb 12, 2011, 09:01 PM
#1
If map readers were fair dinkum???
As an old hand at dowsing including successful map and photo reading re any of the map dowsers offering their services for nothing, they will never know if they were close as the t/t humters are never going to tell them if they were spot on. The whole concept of asking someone to pinpoint a fortune without reward is rediculous without being there when digging.. Been there and done it and am now much wiser and to trust the t/hunter to be honest and acknowledge or reward the dowser if successful is wishfull thinking in fairy land. Max
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Feb 12, 2011, 09:18 PM
#2
Re: If map readers were fair dinkum???
I understand where you're coming from. But why do you think it's without reward? I've heard people say that they just like to dowse. That's their reward. And if there's anything there, well, I know of at least one person who would - quietly and without being asked - reward someone if they helped locate something of value.
I think you're being a little unfair in your blanket judgement.
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Feb 13, 2011, 09:12 AM
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Feb 13, 2011, 09:52 AM
#4
 The Watcher
Re: If map readers were fair dinkum???
Hey Northwind and Joy..I am enjoying what I do..If I help someone in the process it makes it all worth while..In the first place most of the time I do not know what tools the person has and if they know how to use them…While using my personal Dowsed maps I have learned that there is always something in the area…What I say is there is not always correct. I give people a starting point then it is up to them.
I wish that I could get more input from the people but I understand how treasure hunters think. And yes..I have had some good reports from people....Art
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Feb 14, 2011, 05:14 PM
#5
Re: If map readers were fair dinkum???
If the majority of map dowsers who map dowse could really dowse and not just watch a gadjet twirl they would be busy chasing and digging up their own finds. Max
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Feb 14, 2011, 06:14 PM
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Feb 14, 2011, 06:17 PM
#7
 The Watcher
Re: If map readers were fair dinkum???
If the majority of map dowsers who map dowse could really dowse and not just watch a gadjet twirl they would be busy chasing and digging up their own finds. Max
Darn Max...I thought you might tell us what you found during the solar storm..Art
This alert is from the Rice Space Institute issued on Mon Feb 14 19:50:01 GMT 2011
ACE Solar Wind observations warrant condition RED
Trigger Boyle index (kV): 234.090000
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Feb 14, 2011, 11:46 PM
#8
Re: If map readers were fair dinkum???
Boomeyada, Im sorry getting to get you all involved in this. however its only me having a shot at Art who hasnt got the faintest idea what he is talking about in regards to dowsing. He is a computaholic not a dowser. MAX
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Feb 15, 2011, 06:41 AM
#9
Re: If map readers were fair dinkum???
 Originally Posted by aussie 1
Boomeyada, Im sorry getting to get you all involved in this. however its only me having a shot at Art who hasnt got the faintest idea what he is talking about in regards to dowsing. He is a computaholic not a dowser. MAX
Ofcourse if you and Art like to pick at each other out of sheer fun, then have at it. 
Joy
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Feb 15, 2011, 07:06 AM
#10
 lock on
Re: If map readers were fair dinkum???
 Originally Posted by aussie 1
As an old hand at dowsing including successful map and photo reading re any of the map dowsers offering their services for nothing, they will never know if they were close as the t/t humters are never going to tell them if they were spot on. The whole concept of asking someone to pinpoint a fortune without reward is rediculous without being there when digging.. Been there and done it and am now much wiser and to trust the t/hunter to be honest and acknowledge or reward the dowser if successful is wishfull thinking in fairy land. Max
If map readers were fair and genuine? I feel we are since it starts with a map/photo dowse.
What's not fair and genuine about posting finds on a picture?
When we post locations on a picture that is our answer provided by dowsing.
Dowsers sensitivities to items are far greater than any metal detector.
Some of the items that a dowsing rod responds to are at greater depths than a standard metal detector will register.
Some of the items rest in ground that a dowsing rod will penetrate where a metal detector can't.
After posting, we sometimes never really know what happens. It's out there and done, you can't turn the clock back.
Were not the ones out in the field checking to see what is there.
It is this person who is faced with what to do about something that is recovered.
We are relying on the person's skills in the field to verify what is there.
There are a lot of people that really don't know what to do once they get to the site.
Some areas you can't even get into for various reasons.
There are a lot of people who don't have the correct equipment to do a complete search.
Trust goes both ways with this.
If a persons practice is to act unethically, then over time they will fail.
For anyone wanting to know the meaning of the words Max uses, check out:
http://www.koalanet.com.au/australian-slang.html
Jon
"Let Thy Hand, Oh God, guide me through the ways Thou seest are needed for those that seek to know Thy way through any effort of mine."
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Feb 16, 2011, 03:09 AM
#11
Re: If map readers were fair dinkum???
Hey Art, you can try dowsing now as we are having our first dowsing session in nearly seven years. Keep as much of your dowsing equipment inside your EMF aura as possible and you will find that the wait has been worthwhile. You wont have to apologise to me as look at all the fun you have had making up all those big shot tales dowsing to nowhere. I dont reckon that your calculator lrl will work but you can have some fun trying. Max
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Feb 16, 2011, 07:50 AM
#12
 The Watcher
Re: If map readers were fair dinkum???
I hope you have success after waiting for 7 years..I will just keep on using my old fashion methods…Art
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Feb 17, 2011, 02:23 AM
#13
Re: If map readers were fair dinkum???
Its actually 6 years and 4 months and i managed to dowse 3 nights ago. As far as you using your old fashioned method, there is no such thing as an old fashion or new fashion method.
There is only dowsing period which is mentally seeking a target. you are still brainwashed by Dell.
Max
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Mar 20, 2011, 10:10 AM
#14
Re: If map readers were fair dinkum???
 Originally Posted by aussie 1
As an old hand at dowsing including successful map and photo reading re any of the map dowsers offering their services for nothing, they will never know if they were close as the t/t humters are never going to tell them if they were spot on. The whole concept of asking someone to pinpoint a fortune without reward is rediculous without being there when digging.. Been there and done it and am now much wiser and to trust the t/hunter to be honest and acknowledge or reward the dowser if successful is wishfull thinking in fairy land. Max
Max, I hate to say it but I read 'old hand' as cynical. Now, maybe justifiably so. But I have asked both Art and Jon to dowse maps for me in the past and I can assure you that the honour system is alive and well with me. Whatever I ever find, in fact if I ever win the Lottery or other, both gentlemen would be looked after as that is exactly what they are; gentlemen.
I am quite sure a good dowser can dowse the sincerity of the requester also.
You are right to be paranoid where treasure and trust is concerned. But wrong to black and white it to 100% Max. Life thrives on exceptions and anomalies. But I would say the honour system is even higher than a mere exception. Most people are pretty good at heart. Any map dowser has a sense of who they are dealing with and are mature adults who think for themselves.
Do you feel the world is lessened as a result of someone else's actions? Sounds like a scarcity mindset to me; which no old hand should tolerate.
I am always intrigued by your posts and follow your dowsing knowledge enthusiastically. Perhaps I am a little naive, but I sense people in the small things and trust them in the large ones therefore.
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