Dowsing rods or witching rods

[Rebel - KGC]

Interesting thread. I enjoy the contrast of thoughts by the two sides of this discussion. After reading all 8 pages I have a statement to make and a question. I believe, to a point, that dowsing is mans attempt to "tool up" his own conciousness. We all have a sense of our awareness and fears and desires. Consciousness is a compelling part of our existence. I believe that I experience consciousness daily. My question is, can consciousness be measured scientifically? I imagine that most scientists would acknowledge their own ability to feel it. Can it be measured in a meaningful way? Can consciousness be proved?

Sorta; SCIENCE have readings on "Consciousness" leaving the body at the moment of death; read it years ago. 15 - 20 grams; research in Brain Science is still on-going.

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

Agony and Death on a Gold Rush Steamer: The Disastrous Sinking of the Side-Wheeler Yankee Blade - Grab it through Amazon!

[BillA]

...... 15 - 20 grams; research in Brain Science is still on-going.

does not seem to be good news, 15 - 20 grams suggests positive weight
one would have hoped that consciousness would be enLIGHTning
but no, just more to drag around

 

[signal_line]

I read that the aura, our human energy field, that surrounds the body possibly is where our memories are stored and can't recall what else. They said it's not inside our brain like most believe.

 

[BillA]

now I know why my itches

 

[GoDeep]

Another interesting thing, I have heard of people who go to old cemetaries, walk around barefoot over the ground, and claim to locate forgotten graves.

That is real. The ground is softer where someone has been buried, even a century later, compared to the surrounding dirt due to it being dug up and filled back in. Some can feel the subtle difference in their feet. (some want you to think it's spiritual, but it's actually science based). You can also locate old outhouse spots that way, though most just use a long rod and poke along and once you hit the softer dirt where the outhouse was, it'll push in much easier.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

That is real. The ground is softer where someone has been buried, even a century later, compared to the surrounding dirt due to it being dug up and filled back in. Some can feel the subtle difference in their feet. (some want you to think it's spiritual, but it's actually science based). You can also locate old outhouse spots that way, though most just use a long rod and poke along and once you hit the softer dirt where the outhouse was, it'll push in much easier.

YO MOMMA! BURIED treasures in former outhouse sites, like the Beale Treasure on the OLD Johnson Farm (BRP).

 

[BillA]

That is real. The ground is softer where someone has been buried, even a century later, compared to the surrounding dirt due to it being dug up and filled back in. Some can feel the subtle difference in their feet. (some want you to think it's spiritual, but it's actually science based). You can also locate old outhouse spots that way, though most just use a long rod and poke along and once you hit the softer dirt where the outhouse was, it'll push in much easier.

still do that down here for pre-Columbian graves

 

[Honest Samuel]

YO MOMMA! BURIED treasures in former outhouse sites, like the Beale Treasure on the OLD Johnson Farm (BRP).

Who are you calling MOMMA?

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Who are you calling MOMMA?

"Yo Momma" is "SLANG" around here...

 

[chirper97]

If pendulums and rods motivate the casual detectorist to get off their butt and visit the field, I am 100% for their use.