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[Goodyguy]

Re: Induction and rod movement

This experiment proves your point. Intensely stare at someone who is looking the other way across a crowded room. They will usually feel your stare and turn to look straight at you. Learned this one in high school science class over 40 years ago.

Some people do not get that just because something cant be measured on a device doesn't mean it does not exist.
Only that the device to measure it does not yet exist.

 

[Goodyguy]

Re: Induction and rod movement

GG, you must have a weak stare. I usually don't get in three seconds before being detected. Some women have a heightened awareness to this.

I didn't say how long it took for me did I?
Anyway, do you think the time factor involved for becoming aware of the stare Is due to the power of the sender or due to the receptiveness of the receiver?

Also do you think the phenomenon would be classified as "Dowsing For Dames"?
Or If the other way around "Dowsing for Dudes"?

 

[rmptr]

Re: Induction and rod movement

Hmmmm...

Definitely?

I'd just as soon accept that some are more receptive than others.
and some may be more receptive at different times.

Sure, some are more intense, just as some are intense and creepy!

rmptr

 

[rmptr]

Re: Induction and rod movement

Well Judy, I'm not quite sure about you, ..... yet we are all unique.

Some, like myself are thick as a stump and would not take a hint if it were written on a formal invitation, unless it was spelled out in great detail. Many others are very intuitive.

All times are different than others.
Some events occur in cycles, some are unique.
Your experiences contribute to your makeup and how you deal with things, wouldn't you say?

rmptr

 

[rmptr]

Re: Induction and rod movement

Expand?

Well, probably not as well as one of those biorythm programs could.
Some are even freebies.

And you also might want to look at the Solunar tables.
I think someone named Knight made some presentations on them.
They google up on the web, also.

rmptr