aarthrj3811 said:
Thank jean310.....When I had to quit diving for gold it was a bad time for me. Dowsing provide me with the chance to keep enjoying a way of life that had been good to me. When I put my ways of testing and experiments that I use on the forums it is just to give information to others. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy a good argument. Right or wrong it is the way I do things. I have attended one of Carls Double Blind Test. It was a bad day for me. I made an honest report on T-Net and my web group site an lost a friend. There is so much more to know about dowsing that I think the surface has not been scratched yet. Do I think the sub-concsious mind can be controled?...I know it can. Do objects emit a signal?..My tests prove they do. Can these signals be read by a set of Dowsing Rods?..Yes they can...Can I prove these statements....I think so but the fact is....I am the only one I have to prove anything to......Art
.....one of Carl's double blind tests

Where at? Who was being tested?
You've voiced a lot of confusing innuendo above....... care to elaborate, for someone who isn't privy to the history?
What made it a bad day? Did you lose a friend because of Carl's test?
Your tests, which prove to you that objects emit signals, which your dowsing rods respond to, are simply that. Without peer review, corroboration and supporting data those tests and your results are only important to you. You said; I (Art) am the only one I have to prove anything to. Okay, I can accept that declaration.
But then if that's true - why do you spend what appears to be several hours of each day of your life, vehemently arguing and defending a theory or notion that you just admitted was only important for you to believe in?
You see, the one facet of this drama doesn't go with the other. If you are completely convinced about how your dowsing system works, and it is only important to you, then you certainly don't need anyone to concur with you for you to be satisfied. Alternatively, if you spend a good share of your waking time in debate, and argument, defending your theory and beliefs; can't you see how it would only be natural for those you are debating with to constantly goad you for tangible proof in the form of "real" test results and repeatable demonstrations of the hypotheses you are defending? That's a normal process. It
is the way that theories become elevated to axioms. You may not like that process, but that is how real advancements in any field of endeavor must eventually be tested and validated.
Can you see the dichotomy of what you are describing to me?
Jean