Character Medicine and Tree of Life

Through character medicine, the dowser can balance, improve, and even to a large extent correct disorders, habits, and tendencies, provided the goal is not to radically change the subject's personality. To do this, they will use colors, numbers, the mobilization of planetary influences, and a few methods of re-education and guidance.

We will indicate a simple method for the dowsing diagnosis of character and the means that have yielded good results for each case.

Another tool for identifying a subject's personality is the tree test: it reveals deeply buried and camouflaged subconscious mechanisms. By comparing the subject's responses with the tree they have drawn, it is possible to detect their unconscious preoccupations. The advantage is considerable because most people have only vague ideas about the real causes of their failures or their true aptitudes... By identifying prominent tendencies and limitations, the tree test allows for practical directives and effective guidance.

It is no coincidence that the tree was chosen: this theme awakens mythical images in the depths of the subconscious. Biblical tradition is not the only one to mention a Tree of Life; it is found in most initiatory trials. And this is quite natural: like man, the tree has an individuality; like man, it lives in a society in the forest; like man, the tree lives and dies, suffers wounds, illnesses, and organic decay marked in its flesh.