Dowsing

What is dowsing primarily known for?

• Finding underground water supplies

• Locating buried treasure

• Predicting weather patterns

• Identifying geological faults

How do the 'L' rods indicate the presence of water or pipes?

• They vibrate rapidly

• They point straight up

• They cross over each other

• They become magnetized

How is the forked stick typically held during dowsing?

• With both hands on one fork

• With one hand on each fork, palms facing up

• With one hand on each fork, palms facing down

• With one hand on the main stem, the other on a fork

Why might a dowser hold the forked stick slightly off-center?

• To improve grip

• To prevent the stick from hitting the dowser's face

• To increase sensitivity

• To make it easier to carry

How can a dowser distinguish between different types of pipes (e.g., copper vs. lead)?

• By the color of the dowsing rods

• By the strength of the reaction from the rods

• By mentally focusing on the desired material

• By using different dowsing equipment for each material