The world of dowsing has always sparked, and will continue to spark for a long time to come, the curiosity of many people.
If you are interested, do not hesitate to ask a question and/or consult our questions/answers section.
Can everyone practice dowsing?
We all have, to a greater or lesser extent, a sense of intuition. This wonderful intuition which, when we trust it, helps us avoid pitfalls and leads us toward 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 processes 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 fields: 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 restricted reach of our senses, and opens up unsuspected horizons for us... Finally, let us specify that dowsing is extremely simple; it is practiced more easily than it is explained! Félix and his brother William Servranx were Belgian and passionate about dowsing. Tireless researchers and experimenters, they wrote numerous books, founded a specialized magazine in 1946: La Radiesthésie pour Tous (Dowsing for All), which was published until 1967, gave lectures, and mingled with all the great dowsers of the time... This immense body of work is of capital importance for all dowsers, but also for those interested in micro-vibratory research, energies, and those who wish to take charge of their health and personal development through techniques accessible to everyone, whether a dowser or not. We are re-editing all these documents, these essentially practical, dynamic, and surprisingly modern methods—all this high-performance material—to make it available to the greatest number of interested people.
Sophie de Romrée
