This might take awhile....
aarthrj3811 said:
You complained about the wind moving your rods. It's simple to train the mind to ignore these movements
You can dowse and control the weather?!?
aarthrj3811 said:
I was teaching my grand son to tie some simple knots. I was tying this one knot slowly and it would turn out wrong every time. When I tied it automatically it was right every time. My sub-conscious mind knew how to tie it but I didn't. That was an Ideomotor Response I like.
Have you shared these rules with Art, because he seems to think that it's his diet and salty hands that make the difference. Do you do this, as well? If not, then it must not be in the rule book, huh?
Wrong again....I said " I was having some problems with my Dowsing and tried some diet change and tried washing my hands in salt water". What was wrong with my dowsing-----One of my blood pressure pills had lowered my bodies energy level to almost nothing.
This rest of this garbage is simply uninformed and uneducated mumbo-jumbo.
I'd like to know what medical authority advises washing your hands in salt water to raise your energy level. I imagine most would perscribe exercise. As far an energy goes, you might have had the diet change right. That can increase your physical energy level but, really, how much energy do you need to carry around coat hangers?
And as far as your sub-conscience mind goes, you better go back and read the multiple ideomotor definitions I provided to you. They refer to movements caused by thoughts or ideas. Your knot-tying is a response based on your memory, which is on your conscience level. The reason you had trouble trying the knot slowly is you had tied that knot quickly your whole life once you learned how, and could do it without thinking about it. This does not mean it was your sub-conscience taking over.
I never have to think about taking my keys out of my pocket and unlocking the door and sitting down and starting my car, because I know this process by rote, not because it is my sub-conscience slipping behind the wheel.
aarthrj3811 said:
I am sure that every Metal Detector operator use the same settings, searches the same way, uses the same search patterns and uses the same brand of detector. That's funny----right...Art
Every metal detector is based around the same theory, so a lot of what you said is essentially correct, but you're definitely right about one thing. Certain detectors are arranged differently to search different areas in different conditions, just like your rods.
You know, one set of rods to look foolish at the park, one set of rods to look foolish in a field, one set of rods to look foolish at home....