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Dowsers, L-rod like me, use a witness Element to signal a same Element target, then Dowse the line to the target, dowse the depth and retrieve the visible target signaled Element.
If we signal with Gold we hope to retrieve Gold.
But Gold is just a number, multiple numbers represent Gold in frequencies.
This bigger stone/rock is Chert or Limestone, not Kimberlite, yet it has a Diamond inside, a Diamond frequency inside.
Inside many pebbles and stones are Fractal geometric patterns, a frequency that is specific in a number sequence 0-9, representative of an Element or a purpose.
Besides the Diamond stone, I can now easily dowse many pebbles that contain Frequencies also.
These resonating frequency stones and pebbles, in accumulation, increase the Dowsing field.
Multiple pebbles enhances better, further targets Dowse within reach. Many weak Frequencies become visible through the rods.
The fact is not every treasure target dowsed, will be a treasure of value.
But The more pebbles dowsed/accumulated can lead to treasure of value, by enhancement.
I have 4 Master key frequency pebbles, and one Diamond frequency stone, so far
I'm able to teach because of the Enhanced field I'm creating with the stones..
 

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The small pebble frequencies are not strong singularly, so I need to be close to target them.
Here is a pic of my gravel pile, for driveway repair, and it is mostly pebbles.
I am gonna Dowse this list of Elements into the pile, to see if any frequency stones are present in it after noon.
Cobalt, Chromium, Titanium, Iridium, Iron, Nickel, Diamond, Uranium, Oxygen, Taenite Meteorite, Stony Meteorite, Jadite, Master key.
I probably won't dig the whole pile apart for a frequency I don't need, I only need to Dowse a connection line to confirm.
I have no idea if any frequency pebbles are in there or not. What do you think?
 

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This brings back a past Dowsed result.
I purchased 2 gallons of N Carolina river gravel, from a rock shop in Michigan.
It was supposed to possibly contain Gems. Saffire was what I was Dowsing for, I had a Ruby to signal with.
In 15 minutes I Dowsed out 11 pebbles, and none looked like a Gem.
Now I realize each those pebbles carried at least one atom pattern frequency for Ruby inside.
 
Maybe they were using frequency stones to manipulate Frequencies?
Here is my 3 stone, so far, handbag.
 

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It took about 10 minutes Dowsing those Elements towards the pile of gravel.
The signals on the right didn't have a frequency pebbles respond, but the ones on the left did.
Oxygen Dowsed the whole pile, so many stones carry a oxygen frequency.
There was a very weak frequency for both Meteorites, but has to be pretty small, not worth seeing.
The strongest line was a Silver, but I didn't chase it.
It's possible many more frequency pebbles are in there, than what I Dowsed. It's the surface signals that signal the best/strongest.
On the red paint dot is the only pebble I wanted and retrieved.
Another Master key frequency, though small and weak, I'll add it to my sack of Frequencies, they all add up.
 

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The question this frequency stone brings to mind.
This stone is Chert, as most the other smaller frequency ones were Chert also.
This stone dowses a diamond connection, without any Diamond, Carbon or Graphite in it?
It either has a single frequency inside or a fractal pattern creating a single frequency.
If I broke it in half, would It no longer resonate? Or would both halves resonate?
The thing is, it's a stronger diamond signal, than my real diamond, and I'd hate to destroy it, because I can use it.
This stone signaled from 100 ft away, I'm not sure how long till I can find a replacement at that size.
 

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The first pebble I signaled and retrieved from my gravel pile was a small Master key.
It's weird that all other frequency stones contain Elements or Mineral frequency, but a Master key contains nothing, but an energy frequency.
With the small signal, I was able to enhance its resonant energy by double, with this Copper spring.
There seems to be many different ways to enhance, all aspects of Dowsing.
We can enhance a Element or Mineral, we can enhance our rod handles, our rod antenna, a generated frequency, a frequency stone, a frequency electronic reception, and frequency stones enhance other frequency stones, and some Elements enhance other Elements, like Copper, and Uranium.
 

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The first pebble I signaled and retrieved from my gravel pile was a small Master key.
It's weird that all other frequency stones contain Elements or Mineral frequency, but a Master key contains nothing, but an energy frequency.
With the small signal, I was able to enhance its resonant energy by double, with this Copper spring.
There seems to be many different ways to enhance, all aspects of Dowsing.
We can enhance a Element or Mineral, we can enhance our rod handles, our rod antenna, a generated frequency, a frequency stone, a frequency electronic reception, and frequency stones enhance other frequency stones, and some Elements enhance other Elements, like Copper, and Uranium.
Oops, I forgot the strongest enhancement device, can anyone guess?
Starts with a T
 
As for using frequency pebbles or frequency stones, that's the ticket, if you don't want to use electronics.
The more stones I gather, the further I enhance my Dowsing field.
I would sure like to retrieve that frequency stone that's Signaling 10 miles from here, but it's 5 ft down. I might try with a post hole digger, it's sand.
Just think, having a 10 mile Dowsing frequency enhancement.. WOW! Great for shipwrecks, I would think.
But I'd still be broke, unless I get somewhere with treasures.
 
Asking Ai, about resonating Frequencies doesn't give me confirmation on what I'm Dowsing.
There currently, is no way to observe if a frequency is resonating or not, unless i Dowse that it resonates.
But I don't know, I've never had any way to test anything, other than Dowsing rods..
I have Dowsed and recovered many pebbles that contain Dowsable frequencies.
Some are Chert or Limestone, white and light, just a little harmless stone, they look and feel.
These 4 Pebbles carry special resonating Frequencies. They aren't specific to any Elements, but relay resonation to all elements.
They are Master key frequency pebbles!
Only I know that they can harm life, to everyone else, it's a joke!
They are everywhere, I can find more, and will.
The accumulation of these Frequencies enhance any Dowsing area.
I don't have an Oscilloscope, nor any device sensitive enough to possibly register a frequency the stones are resonating.
I am skeptical and pessimistic that these Pebbles show a frequency on a scope.
If any curious people with sensitive electronics, would attempt to register a frequency, omitted by the stones, I will mail a couple out.
They aren't strong, in the way of frequency stones. I'm sending out my 2 weakest ones.
Like I said, I doubt any frequency reading can be obtained electronically, but I can't say for sure.
I don't need the pebbles back, and the test might only take a couple minutes.
Afterwards smash to stone regardless of any lack of results. It's not just a harmless pebble!
 

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Glacial gravels were brought down during the ice ages this part of the Midwest. Had an assay done on a pebble more common than light chert. Sent a sample to Ridgecrest, CA. Assay came back glaucophane, which I believe is aluminum silicate with hydroxyl radical called amphibole. According to assay report is commonly found in association with jadeite, also found many places in Japan. After a good rain go out to search for blueish-green pebbles. Glaucophane will never streak yellowish or brown. Streak over black it is a soft slightly bluish powder.
 
Large dry glaucophane amphibole, which can appear more of a green until wet.


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Tried sending a few to have cabs cut. Color varies from crumpled dry sage looking pattern to solid dirty green shades. Some fine grained tumbled to grayish. Polishes not but tumbler but good stone cutter. The cut thick cabs were so slick, they slipped out from being held between my fingers.
 

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