Dowsing rods split... What's that mean?

[joerauh]

Sorry if this is something trivial or already mentioned in forums. I am a newbie dowser but use it all the time for water wells in my area.
Today I was witching a new property for water when my rods split so they were 180 degrees. There is water in several spots on the property but I have never had the rods split like this before.
Any ideas on what caused this?

 

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[dowser]

Sorry if this is something trivial or already mentioned in forums. I am a newbie dowser but use it all the time for water wells in my area.
Today I was witching a new property for water when my rods split so they were 180 degrees. There is water in several spots on the property but I have never had the rods split like this before.
Any ideas on what caused this?

Your Dowsing toward a Weak, Invisible, Vertical, Perimeter line. Holding the L-rods horizontally allows them to easily cross in or out. Connection from grounding of our bodies energy into the signal perimeter line, can be seen using the rods, as we cross over the signal. Dowser

 

[elh]

Sorry if this is something trivial or already mentioned in forums. I am a newbie dowser but use it all the time for water wells in my area.
Today I was witching a new property for water when my rods split so they were 180 degrees. There is water in several spots on the property but I have never had the rods split like this before.
Any ideas on what caused this?

Very interesting Joe. Any power lines overhead where you were standing? A situation such as that can cause some problems to be ironed out. What about underground power lines? Will be watching for what you learn.
maybe some one else can chime in also.

 

[joerauh]

I've only hit this splitting reaction in one spot. I wondered if it could be a different material other than water.

 

[joerauh]

No power lines in area. There is a quartz vein though.

 

[teleprospector]

I've seen that with some people when they are over/near a void in the ground.
Jon

 

[signal_line]

Probably just means that is the way you are holding the rods. Some say to point the tips down a bit and closer together than the handles and tilt your wrists inward a bit to avoid this. In this configuration you can judge signal strength by how far the rods close. Lots of times I get several partial crossings then a complete crossing when very near the target. And a good signal they stay crossed. But whatever you like.

 

[elh]

No power lines in area. There is a quartz vein though.

One more thing you can try Joe is if you have one of those metal gutters that is under the road, walk in the middle of the road
and when you get to the gutter your rods may open or close. That should give you an answer about them opening up.
If you know for sure how the quartz vein runs, then walk across it and see how the rods act.

 

[signal_line]

Your body has two sides of opposite polarity. So the rods SHOULD pull together because of the opposite polarity.

When people use one rod, supposed to hold the free hand down at least 15 inches below the rod hand in order to create a voltage difference, but in experiment i have held my free hand right near the rod and it's noticeable.

 

[Red_desert]

There was a retired Ph D scientist from Phoenix, once told me when he dowses for water, it is different for him. As he would approach the spot where water was found, the one rod would start moving off to the side, something like single rod dowsing, except he used a pair of rods.

You might be more specific, as to how the rods split. Do they spread both rods apart about a 45 dgree angle the exact opposite of being evenly crossed? Or do the rods seem to lose a signal, spreading more and more?

 

[joerauh]

when hitting water, the rods go beyond crossing, almost to zero degrees. Only in this one spot have they done anything 'weird'. They go exactly to 180 degrees. I am returning to that property on Sunday to try some additional tests and recommendations from this group. (Thank you all for the input). JoeR

 

[Red_desert]

when hitting water, the rods go beyond crossing, almost to zero degrees. Only in this one spot have they done anything 'weird'. They go exactly to 180 degrees. I am returning to that property on Sunday to try some additional tests and recommendations from this group. (Thank you all for the input). JoeR

When you say "going beyond crossing" is it like the illustration here? Fig J is walking past a target and stepping over the line of field. Fig K is standing at the edge of a gold placer and ready to walk out of gold deposit. If so, you may have found the very edge of water source. Could be some type of pipeline or drain tile in there you were stepping over also.

 

[Red_desert]

Another type of possible response, it is also like when dowsing with a single rod. The one rod starts moving off to the side, then other rod makes a complete rotation, might end up pointing same direction as it stops.



You could take the rod that rotated, hold straight down (pointing at ground)

gripping on the rod bend so it doesn't move.



Go on using other rod as in single L-rod dowsing.[SUB][/SUB]​

 

[dowser]

Another unexplained why, L-rod reaction that I have seen, is when using long rods and approaching a connection line, the rods being held pointing forward, will move out about 5 degrees, before crossing in on the line. Not sure why, but it normally happens with large quantity target at distance. It's a good thing, just I cant explain why. Dowser

 

[joerauh]

Thanks, my dossing rods are longer than most. Again, I have lots to test on Sunday.
JoeR

 

[signal_line]

Another type of possible response, it is also like when dowsing with a single rod. The one rod starts moving off to the side, then other rod makes a complete rotation, might end up pointing same direction as it stops.

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You could take the rod that rotated, hold straight down (pointing at ground)

gripping on the rod bend so it doesn't move.

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Go on using other rod as in single L-rod dowsing.​

If you hold a rod down at your side you can move it back and forth away then close to your body and feel the strength of your aura by how far out you get a response. Some people can do it without a rod. This is called your "recording hand". Usually left hand for men and right hand for women. Fran Nixon talked about this is her books, and later one of her students Judy Jacka in "The Vivaxis Connection" which is a study of Earth energies. And of courser I have talked about Christopher Hills and "Supersensonics" he has a diagram of the magnetic field. Not so simple as was explained in fifth grade science class. And it's three dimensional as described by Howard Johnson in "The Secret World of Magnets".

I'll post some photos in the thread about what powers a dowsing rod.

 

[Red_desert]

It's normal for rods to spread a little I think, before crossing. This illustrations shows the spreading response at the line of field, but normally it will happen when a target is straight in front of you.

 

[elh]

Another unexplained why, L-rod reaction that I have seen, is when using long rods and approaching a connection line, the rods being held pointing forward, will move out about 5 degrees, before crossing in on the line. Not sure why, but it normally happens with large quantity target at distance. It's a good thing, just I cant explain why. Dowser

Thanks dowser for the post. My rod does the same thing. Makes me wonder how many other folks have the same thing happening.

 

[elh]

Thanks, my dossing rods are longer than most. Again, I have lots to test on Sunday.
JoeR

JOE, mind telling the forum the length of your rods? I have been using mine @ 18'' long but this year I decided to experiment a little and made one 23'' long and really like it much more. There is always things to experiment with, especially when one seems to be like a cat, that is, curiosity, curiosity, curiosity.
Anyone else wish to post curious acting of the rod would be welcome I am sure. I would imagine that most folks who dowse with rod/rods have some little something which is odd to others.
Great weekend, elh