I don't believe it. But it worked. Dowsing

Mr. Prairie,

I'll be in Chicago area Monday, for a few days. I can bring a Deus Metal Detector.
I'm not sure if I'll be able to get out and detect. They are very late on the project, and we may have to work overtime.

But if you would like to use it, I can leave it at the Hotel desk, and you can pick it up, use it while I am in town.
Thats very generous on your part. However, Let's just postpone the idea for now as I was re-reading sources that I read 2 years ago. Then it was kind of hard to find unambiguous Information as to whether and where in Chicagoland is allowed to metal detect.
But now I searched and most sources said that
In.Cook County ( where most of Chicagoland population is ) they banned the activity in all it's forest preserves as early as 2012. And a lot of people wanted to complain about the decision......
Let's just wait till you might have free time yourself, then we both can go, maybe in this preserve called Pratt Wayne which according to Maps falls just 1 to 1.5 miles South of the Cook County boundary!
Either way ,its all in God's hands! Sometimes better to wait!
 
Thats very generous on your part. However, Let's just postpone the idea for now as I was re-reading sources that I read 2 years ago. Then it was kind of hard to find unambiguous Information as to whether and where in Chicagoland is allowed to metal detect.
But now I searched and most sources said that
In.Cook County ( where most of Chicagoland population is ) they banned the activity in all it's forest preserves as early as 2012. And a lot of people wanted to complain about the decision......
Let's just wait till you might have free time yourself, then we both can go, maybe in this preserve called Pratt Wayne which according to Maps falls just 1 to 1.5 miles South of the Cook County boundary!
Either way ,its all in God's hands! Sometimes better to wait!
yes, that is the pain with regular metal detectors. They are being restricted so much. All the good spots are being regulated out.
All those metal detecting companies need to start doing more lobbying on these politicians to stop the regulations.
 
yes, that is the pain with regular metal detectors. They are being restricted so much. All the good spots are being regulated out.
All those metal detecting companies need to start doing more lobbying on these politicians to

yes, that is the pain with regular metal detectors. They are being restricted so much. All the good spots are being regulated out.
All those metal detecting companies need to start doing more lobbying on these politicians to stop the regulations.
I believe they mentioned near old remains of houses, what looks like old foundations of either abandoned houses or at one time demolished houses or structures, nearby such old structures it is allowed to metal detect around here.
I have to see Where there might be good signals .....
 
yes, that is the pain with regular metal detectors. They are being restricted so much. All the good spots are being regulated out.
All those metal detecting companies need to start doing more lobbying on these politicians to stop the regulations.
For the sake of further refining my own method and it's aspects,
Whenever you guys are concentrated and at Ease,
Would you
Scan the same Park

1 scan- North to South.
2nd scan East to West
3rd scan West to EAST. Can you actually tell how much West or how Much to the East the circling of the necklace begins? Or does it happen so fast that we can't even tell?

But let's do 1 modification. Have your wife hold in her left hand 1 pure or almost pure Iron piece AND the Gold piece too. So Iron and Gold in left hand.
Thank you
 
For the sake of further refining my own method and it's aspects,
Whenever you guys are concentrated and at Ease,
Would you
Scan the same Park

1 scan- North to South.
2nd scan East to West
3rd scan West to EAST. Can you actually tell how much West or how Much to the East the circling of the necklace begins? Or does it happen so fast that we can't even tell?

But let's do 1 modification. Have your wife hold in her left hand 1 pure or almost pure Iron piece AND the Gold piece too. So Iron and Gold in left hand.
Thank you
the scanning is back and forth.
So it was actually a line north, then return a line south, then back north.
she hasn't tried just one direction every time.

Friday, I'll be home again, and we'll run some test.
condition will be iron, and gold left hand.

Are railroad spikes iron?
we have those laying around.
 
the scanning is back and forth.
So it was actually a line north, then return a line south, then back north.
she hasn't tried just one direction every time.

Friday, I'll be home again, and we'll run some test.
condition will be iron, and gold left hand.

Are railroad spikes iron?
we have those laying around.
I see, that makes sense back and forth and then repat.... so that the operator has time to direct her thoughts onto the maps specific areas.
Well,yes but I was just gonna add, let's try to use IRON piece about the same size ad the Gold piece. So probably, much smaller Iron than the spikes!
Thank you
 
I see, that makes sense back and forth and then repat.... so that the operator has time to direct her thoughts onto the maps specific areas.
Well,yes but I was just gonna add, let's try to use IRON piece about the same size ad the Gold piece. So probably, much smaller Iron than the spikes!
Thank you
Okay,
yes, unfortunately I don't have a big gold spike lying around.
I'll find something
 
Okay,
yes, unfortunately I don't have a big gold spike lying around.
I'll find something
Achanceforgold,
Friend, I changed my mind!
Please go ahead with your Idea of using the railroad spike together with the small piece of gold
! Whenever ready, of course.
I think your idea is better! Actually,because of the size mostly!
Because we are trying to locate something ( gold or silver or both )potentially deep and let's just ASSUME the Only Gold signal we are trying to locate on the Map is the One from the Natural Earth gold networks Hitting against/ Reverberating into a relatively Compact Iron box ( more or less ) or whatever piece of really vintage Iron this big ( 10 to 25 ounces for an empty box container) this Compactly Inserted 1.5 to.2 feet down object turns out to be.......

And IF your wife really gets Attuned to something that sounds like that, such a Box may actually TURN OUT to NOT BE empty!

So Iron spike plus the small gold piece in the left hand. Let her imagination play and not be deceived by the Shape of the iron spike!

Thank you
 
the scanning is back and forth.
So it was actually a line north, then return a line south, then back north.
she hasn't tried just one direction every time.

Friday, I'll be home again, and we'll run some test.
condition will be iron, and gold left hand.

Are railroad spikes iron?
we have those laying around.
Yes I think their Iron.
I have a 17000 listed for Iron, but can't remember if I checked it.
I Dowsed many Iron frequencies in the 3300's
 

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Yes I think their Iron.
I have a 17000 listed for Iron, but can't remember if I checked it.
I Dowsed many Iron frequencies in the 3300's
Multiple different same Element frequency use increases Dowsing field, same frequency seems to interfere with same frequency.
If you have more than one generator, run more..
 
Yes I think their Iron.
I have a 17000 listed for Iron, but can't remember if I checked it.
I Dowsed many Iron frequencies in the 3300's
I have examined( several times ) very old cast iron sewage pipe segments and also angle iron (planks? ) must be the word?How old exactly, I don't know !
But They exude good strenght Lead signal.
Then later - 2 years ago - I found scientific Info that very old cast pipes do indeed contain Pb, sometimes as much as 6 to 8 % of their mass.....
- With RR iron spikes, I am assuming the late 1800s might have like up to 0.5 % Pb, but probably depends on the Individual factory they were made.
Still 0.5 % Lead, is Something...... and whatever the Really old vintage container ( might not even be Iron box; might be like Some more Gray-color enriched Cobalt glass or thick 'wall Ceramic bottle because yesterday IT HAD BEEN RAINING for 2 days out of 4 rainy gloomy days and I Re- Measured >> from 30 mm in Dry weather, the Silver had now gone up to exactly 45 mm while the Gold had gone from solid 50 mm in dry weather to 65 mm now in the soaked ground.....

Pure Black steel box ( unless DUE TO THE GAPS,cracks and some amount of soil having entered in 100 years time....., )

So basically, adhering to the Pre- sumption THAT the majority of its Gold and Silver signals originate NOT FROM INSIDE the box, but only whatever the Earth is shooting by by Resinating against the box,

So just pure black steel tool box Just because IT IS NOW SO SOAKED UP, is that A REASON to increase the Silver signal with 50 % as well as the Au Signal from 45 to 65 ??

Hard to tell.
But I am starting to think IF PRESENT at All at # 121,
This is something thick ( still ) but Probably metal- rich glass container body....
Can the MORE POWERFUL DETECTORS Detect such Blue/ green glass jar or bottle at about 24 inches depth IF IT IS COVERED with a lot of forest stones??? And given there are many other stones on Surface nearby??

>> I lost my Gold bar in another place 2 weeks ago. The Platinum bar I didn't bring....
But here are the gray- colors in the now soaked soil:

Ag – 45 surface
At 60-65 cm Depth = 65 mm
COPPER surface- 55 to 60 mm
At Depth 55 to 65 cm = 60 mm
Deeper= 70- 75 mm, natural
Pb surface at Spot = 55 mm barely but Solid!
At Depth of 55 to 65 cm = 55 mm
Deeper 75- 80 cm = 65 mm
Wolframe- surface = 45 mm
At Depth 60 mm

Sn surface 45 mm solid ( same as Silver )
60 cm down = 55 mm
Aluminium surface = 60 mm
At Depth 75 mm
------
Nickel surface 45 mm
At Depth 55 mm
 
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Carbon is an Iron signal, I never thought about Dowsing the lead in Cast Iron.
I've Dowsed lead in Crystal glass, and Cobalt in Cobalt blue glass, my Cobalt signal used to be a little blue jar..
 
Carbon is an Iron signal, I never thought about Dowsing the lead in Cast Iron.
I've Dowsed lead in Crystal glass, and Cobalt in Cobalt blue glass, my Cobalt signal used to be a little blue jar..
I was just about the add the rest of the measurements from yesterday. I will add them now.
 
Carbon is an Iron signal, I never thought about Dowsing the lead in Cast Iron.
I've Dowsed lead in Crystal glass, and Cobalt in Cobalt blue glass, my Cobalt signal used to be a little blue jar..
I have heardn in the older Cobalt glass jars and bottles, there is also oftentimes Manganese
Melting temperature. Of Manganese is only 1246 Celsius.
1246 for Mn minus 1085 Celsius for Copper = only 161 degrees less Is Cu..
Besides there is 14 times more Manganese in the ground overall than there is for example Zinc.

And in some bottles there is,I believe a tiny bit of Platinum. Probably the old ones.
Just like in paint, they Infuse metals for
1) cohesion of the product
2) durability , which I think is mostly due to the
" Make it cohesive" consideration
3) Luster/ gloss of the paint.
 
Achanceforgold,
Friend, I changed my mind!
Please go ahead with your Idea of using the railroad spike together with the small piece of gold
! Whenever ready, of course.
I think your idea is better! Actually,because of the size mostly!
Because we are trying to locate something ( gold or silver or both )potentially deep and let's just ASSUME the Only Gold signal we are trying to locate on the Map is the One from the Natural Earth gold networks Hitting against/ Reverberating into a relatively Compact Iron box ( more or less ) or whatever piece of really vintage Iron this big ( 10 to 25 ounces for an empty box container) this Compactly Inserted 1.5 to.2 feet down object turns out to be.......

And IF your wife really gets Attuned to something that sounds like that, such a Box may actually TURN OUT to NOT BE empty!

So Iron spike plus the small gold piece in the left hand. Let her imagination play and not be deceived by the Shape of the iron spike!

Thank you

okay, so I am clear. Is it natural gold you think may be in the iron box? Or coins? Is it silver and gold?

The reason I ask, I can have her hold golds nuggets, or an old gold coin dated 1852, or gold jewelry, or 24k pure gold.
Not sure if it will matter. You guys know better.
 
okay, so I am clear. Is it natural gold you think may be in the iron box? Or coins? Is it silver and gold?

The reason I ask, I can have her hold golds nuggets, or an old gold coin dated 1852, or gold jewelry, or 24k pure gold.
Not sure if it will matter. You guys know better.
If there is a box there or in another part of that whole area, it must have been intentionally placed there ( at whatever depth)
So I meant coins. Either Gold or Silver or both as inside contents....
Let's just use the 24 K pure bar.
If you want to run over the same areas with the Old G coin later that's up to you.

If Visualization matters to her more than holding a pure witness in her hand, then Use the Gold coin instead!

Because with me, anytime I have used either pure or a coin in my hand, it leads me to a natural Epicenter.
That's why I even think 1 coin in hand as a witness has totally different energy than a stack of say 15 coins Inside an Iron box.
 
Carbon is an Iron signal, I never thought about Dowsing the lead in Cast Iron.
I've Dowsed lead in Crystal glass, and Cobalt in Cobalt blue glass, my Cobalt signal used to be a little blue jar..
Both Iron and Lead are kind of lost within each other. To measure Lead for its own Frequencies you have to elevate the old cast iron pipe onto wooden poles/ pillars at least 55 - 60 cm height ( 2 feet above the ground )..Then, It should display greater and purer emanation ( the Pb content )
> the other scenario, while laying on the ground Or worse, buried underground, the PB due to having good density more than Iron but being quite soft ( 1.5 hardness versus 2.5 for Silver, 4 for some common steels ), and being pliable (would enhance its permeability) it allows it to absorb other signals but above all allows it for other objects under the surface to absorb part of its emanation!
>> just like in the human body, being Soft but heavy, tends to get stuck and attach its particles to I between body tissues ( organs) and that's why mainly It is bad for us.
Same for Sn ( tin )
Has equal to Pb hardness of 1.5 only.

While if you somehow Ingest Nickel particles, greater chance you will expell them mechanically eventually..... Because Nickel is harder element ( I have to reference for the exact hardness )
 
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Both Iron and Lead are kind of lost within each other. To measure Lead for its own Frequencies you have to elevate the old cast iron pipe onto wooden poles/ pillars at least 55 - 60 cm height ( 2 feet above the ground )..Then, It should display greater and purer emanation ( the Pb content )
> the other scenario, while laying on the ground Or worse, buried underground, the PB due to having good density more than Iron but being quite soft ( 1.5 hardness versus 2.5 for Silver, 4 for some common steels ), and being pliable (would enhance its permeability) it allows it to absorb other signals but above all allows it for other objects under the surface to absorb part of its emanation!
>> just like in the human body, being Soft but heavy, tends to get stuck and attach its particles to I between body tissues ( organs) and that's why mainly It is bad for us.
Same for Sn ( tin )
Has equal to Pb hardness of 1.5 only.

While if you somehow Ingest Nickel particles, greater chance you will expell them mechanically eventually..... Because Nickel is harder element ( I have to reference for the exact hardness )
Lead and Uranium signal together at times.
I Dowsed 8 Uranium Frequencies in the first 100 Hz, then 4 Lead in a row at 113, 114, 115, 116.
1 Hz is Uranium resonated..
Weird that Uranium is so low a frequency, there must be higher Frequencies somewhere..
 
Lead and Uranium signal together at times.
I Dowsed 8 Uranium Frequencies in the first 100 Hz, then 4 Lead in a row at 113, 114, 115, 116.
1 Hz is Uranium resonated..
Weird that Uranium is so low a frequency, there must be higher Frequencies somewhere..
I don't know. Maybe the other metals and nonmetals it is found amongst, maybe they " " cushion it" quite well??

From the technical point, it has melting only of 1135 Celsius, which is only 50 degrees higher than what it takes to melt Copper .
BUT simultaneously it is quite hard = 6 on the Mohs scale.
From Abundance point of view, it is NOT common Neither way too Rare.
It is about 1.6 times only more common than Molybdenum.
 

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