We all have, to a greater or lesser extent, a sense of intuition. A wonderful intuition that, when we trust it, helps us avoid pitfalls and leads us to the right choices in any area of life. While a rare few possess it with such intensity that they need neither a pendulum nor any external aid, this is not the case for most of us: we must develop it.
Dowsing is the quintessential means of reclaiming our instinctive sensitivity, our sense of "remote touch." According to the Servranx brothers, "dowsing is a set of special procedures that allow one to find what is hidden, buried, lost, mixed, inaccessible, imponderable, or imperceptible by other means."
Dowsing allows us to conduct research in countless areas: health, food choices, professional orientation, searching for lost objects, character analysis, life choices... But beyond these fields of experimentation, it enriches our perceptions, refines our sensitivity, illuminates our consciousness through intuition that goes beyond the limited reach of our senses, and opens up unsuspected horizons for us... Finally, let us clarify that dowsing is extremely simple; it is practiced more easily than it is explained!
 

Once you know the basic principles and have acquired the modus operandi, the knack, there will be no subject you cannot approach.
The Servranx brothers have always banked on people's ability to succeed on their own to reach the pleasure of living without the constraint of mere survival. They dedicated their lives to advising men and women to embark with confidence on a social life made of curiosity, discovery, happiness, and friendship by trusting in dowsing. Dowsing is useful in all areas: the most diverse care, culture, teaching, work, recreational and sporting activities as well as intellectual pursuits, agriculture, livestock farming, finance...
It is not a belief that separates thought from life. It is a physical subtlety to be discovered that allows one to rethink their life.
 

First, of course: a pendulum. Choose an object that attracts you, with which you will want to work. See the different models we offer in our general catalog or on our website www.servranx.com.

We advise you to read "Your beginnings in dowsing." This book is read quickly and contains many exercises to practice frequently, or even every day, to acquire a good foundation. Fifteen to thirty days of exercises will provide the beginner dowser with solid basic practice.
Point by point, step by step, all the elements for a pleasant and rewarding start in dowsing will be revealed to you: how to get the pendulum started? How to interpret its movements? Why does it not move? What questions should be asked? What are the mistakes to avoid? Etc.