Dowsing rods - book

The classic dowsing rod (or forked rod) is the oldest instrument of radiesthesia, and its handling provides advantages that all dowsers should be able to benefit from, whether conducting research in the field or on maps.

Handling the dowsing rod provides a more complete sensitivity than the pendulum. When the rod moves, the operator feels the external forces emerging from the subsoil better, more intensely, and more vividly. They feel a sort of induction, like a "current" that strengthens as they approach what they are looking for, which triggers intuition along with the rod's reactions. They are less prone to autosuggestion and are more confident in their findings.

Parallel rods are intended for those beginning the study of radiesthesia. Most people, even children, can use parallel rods correctly with almost no training and obtain practical results from their very first attempts.

These parallel rods are much easier to use than classic rods and are suitable for all types of research.

You will learn how to handle the different types of rods and how to use them in the many cases where it would be to your advantage to do so.