Questor

A Swedish dowser friend, Georges Wennerholm, introduced us to his idea, and with several collaborators, we tested and refined it to arrive at a reliable and compact system: the Questor© system.
This new method is a physical support for your pendulum research or testing that prevents your subconscious from influencing the operation or your pendulum in any way. The test is therefore performed in absolute "blind" conditions.

We often have a problem with neutrality during our pendulum research, especially if we are deeply concerned by the question asked. Beginners are not the only ones who find themselves in this situation; the best dowsers also face it. It is a well-known problem for all of us, and many seasoned dowsers have sought and, at times, found a more or less practical, more or less reliable solution.


What is it?
The system is composed of two sets: a pocket set including two identical small blocks and a leather pouch to hold the pocket Questor, your pendulum, and optionally a few witness words of your choice;
a desk set including two identical small boxes with a chart to facilitate their positioning and the question-witness.


How does it work?
In the desk set, one box contains the wave form: YES/Positive, the other contains the wave form: NO/Negative. Since you do not know which box contains which, neutrality is perfect.

Place the two boxes in front of you (for convenience, use the small enclosed chart). Then, write down your question on a piece of paper (the question-witness). The question should be concise and the answer to this question must be only YES or NO. So, no questions like: "what will the weather be like tomorrow?" but rather "will it be nice weather tomorrow?".

When everything is in place, start the pendulum, ask the question mentally, and observe which box the pendulum "pulls" towards: that is the one containing the answer; you just have to open it to discover it.

If you prefer, you can also ask the question by holding the pendulum over each of the boxes in succession. You will have a positive reaction from your pendulum over the box that contains the answer.

These two ways of testing are equally valid, though the first one will provide a faster answer for most dowsers.

The pocket set is used in the same way. The pieces are smaller; you can keep them in your hand and see with the pendulum where the piece with the answer is located.

These working methods are not restrictive; many of you will develop variations and applications according to your needs. We will be very happy to be kept informed of them and to share them with all our fellow dowsers.


Further information on this subject:

Questor is a training tool