How to Dowse for Water

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024
  • With an academic background in physics and a range of expertise in hydrology, geology and mechanical engineering, Guy Hudson talks about his work as a professional water dowser. He discusses the historical and current need for water divining and the potential technical difficulties when drilling for water. He also shows us some introductory training methods out in the field.
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  • @johnners911
    @johnners911 Год назад +9

    I remember seeing this done as a child. My dad, a sceptical man, was building a house and there was constant trouble with ground water flooding the foundations. A local dowser was recommended, and my dad agreed to give it a go, not believing it would work. I watched as a young woman, within a few minutes, located an underground water source exactly where it came up through the rocks, a few metres below ground. The spring was redirected and we used it as a source of drinkng water until unfortunately the surrounding land became too polluted by farmers. There was never any further problems with groundwater in the house. I've now got a small piece of land that has no mains water and I'd like to dowse for a water source so I can grow some crops. However, there is an electricity line going over the land and Im not sure how that magnetic field might affect any attempt at dowsing.

  • @psheraton81
    @psheraton81 3 года назад +7

    Just been telling my son what i did on job yesterday to find sewer pipe using copper pipe, i hadnt done it for about 14 years till yesterday, used to work on water leakage back in day and saw 1 person doing it and it just worked for me. Handy human life hack 👍🏻

  • @randyduyck6254
    @randyduyck6254 2 года назад +3

    My dad dowsed for water on my property and found a good well for me! I hope I have the gift, he got it later in life.

  • @mid-walesrover681
    @mid-walesrover681 Год назад +5

    I have used bent coat hangers to locate field drains. Certainly worked for me.

  • @peterdeacon4628
    @peterdeacon4628 3 года назад +5

    My experience was in the RAF about 1957 in the office I was in, there was a civvy called Mr. Booth he showed me these rods with washers and other bits. There was a passage in the hanger he showed me how to hold these rods and gave me some chalk, and said walk and mark the spots where you get a reaction, the reaction I got was a very strong pulling down on the rods, and my arms, so I marked the spots. When we looked outside there was water pipes running under the marked spots.

  • @arotogtech
    @arotogtech 3 года назад +5

    Interesting blog and topic. I am still pretty new to dowsing. I am in Africa and there is a lot of gold around. I just made my rods from wardrobe wire coat hangers. And started dowsing. I would ask people to hide things and I would look for the stuff with my rods. Then I was refining the process and then wen off to my gold claim on admission to look for the gold veins. The main thing I would do was simply to talk to the rods (after observing some religious practice) and ask it questions and the rods would respond strongly as I would be walking. For example, I would ask, "I am looking for a gold bearing vein that has a grade of about 20 grams per tonne and the nearest to the surface within this area". Then the rods would point
    But the thing is when I would ask for the depth, it would say around 25 metres deep and the being about 2 metres wide, going 45 degrees etc. So it was my first time and you know the process and expenses of digging 25 deep and blasting is quite costly. So I just need assurances and testimonies from others that it works. I would be left with an egg in my face if i try it then find nothing! Has anyone ever got that deep? What's your opinion about this?

  • @jackiehope4237
    @jackiehope4237 Год назад +2

    I know you said a shallow site may dry up. I was wondering if you've tried asking if the flow rate of the found site changes over the seasons? Because of course, as you're saying, depending on the type of well it could be from an unconfined aquifer from just water in the ground under the water table which can dry up in the summer. But again temporal questions, over time, would be a little harder to phrase and I got mentally tired before I tried this. Curious if you've tried this.
    Im asking because I'm locating a water source for a garden at the top of a gentle slope in a valley and I read that 12.5 feet down I would get 32 gallons/min which is very crazy. I am in the middle of a wetish early spring though.
    My other question is what the range is in inches i need for the depth to be accurate? I got between 12-13 feet is where the water is.
    I also tried map dowsing with a pendulum, a very primitave but well intentioned drawing I did of the area and found this site as well as a few others that wouldn't produce enough water. This map confirmed the findings with my rod.

  • @enigma242333
    @enigma242333 5 лет назад +7

    There is of course a good deal of intuitive connection that's involved with this skill, and the more success there is the more developed this connection becomes. Skeptics who start out with a close heart and mind are not open to their own intuition and therefore have great difficulty tapping in. My work has been in dowsing fluid issues associated to health problems and have experienced a great deal of success with helping others where physicians had had failed to resolve the problem. As for finding water, I knew Amish farmers who have enlisted the help of Amish dowsers to find underground water sources for digging their wells. Dowsing is definitely a skill worth developing that has many applications. Intuition can tap into anything anywhere. But wherever the greater focus of interest tends be, that also will be where one's skill level develops the most.

    • @1Sun111
      @1Sun111 5 лет назад

      @M.Szo: Did you learn it by yourself or have you been tought? Do you also use such rods as the man in the video does? (2) There are many different types on the marke; I would like to learn it also because of health issues, want to learn doing it on my own, but at the moment, not having done it so far, I am not sure, if I will be able to learn it to have sufficient results, I can´t prove it, because I don´t know anybody knowing about dowsing, difficult. How was your individual way learning dowsing and being now good at it?

    • @enigma242333
      @enigma242333 5 лет назад +1

      Hello Sun. (1) Yes, I taught myself through trail and error, and creating experiments to work on that I could afterwards confirm by the results achieved, and documenting them. I made my own rods from metal clothing hangers placed into the clothing hanger cardboard material tube with a bead inserted at top and bottom so that the hanger, when inserted, could swing freely. I only use rods on maps to mark off places that I inquire about and for nothing else.
      (2) Regarding dowsing application related to health: I only dowse with a pendulums for this purpose. I am a Naturopathic Alternative Medicine doctor educated in anatomy, physiology, and nutrition chemistry, which allows me to plan the right course of action in what to ask when it comes to health issues and how to proceed from that point forward, and then observe the kind of results I looking for, or make adjustments. From years of experience, I developed my own method of teaching students in how to use and work with a pendulum in coordination with one's conscious and subconscious mind.

  • @okdk7
    @okdk7 2 года назад +3

    Thank you so much ! Just starting out. Hope to use to find clandestine graves one day. Apparently some are using them for that. Best to you. Thanks again.

  • @borewelldivining6228
    @borewelldivining6228 4 года назад +6

    Good video sir. Can you explain what is the really influncing the rod to identify the water. Is it on the basis of ideomotor effect.

    • @harpershea20
      @harpershea20 4 года назад +8

      I have been practicing this, and at first thought it was my subconscious influencing the rods. They are extremely easily influenced by even the slightest accidental twitches of the hand. However, when walking haphazardly around my yard, they very clearly crossed suddenly. It would not make sense for there to naturally flowing water on our property, but my father figured it was a pipeline. And it seemed to be true after we went down to our basement and looked at which direction the water pipe was running: directly below where my rods definitively crossed. I had no prior knowledge of the pipe, so I could not have subconsciously crossed the rods since i did not know there was flowing water below.

    • @borewelldivining6228
      @borewelldivining6228 4 года назад +2

      @@harpershea20 your observation is absolutely correct. Subconcies mind influencing the rod. I am a water dowser in india and doing the profession since 1979 onwards. I have so many experience to prove the effect is due to ideo motor effect. Thanks for reply sir

    • @OSRStips
      @OSRStips Год назад

      @@harpershea20 ruclips.net/video/XSsoaiJjRzE/видео.html&ab_channel=AmorSemFronteiras Look at this fela, using a much more resist item. Look at how hard he finds to hold the Y-shaped twig

  • @Dazzles10
    @Dazzles10 3 года назад +17

    A professional well digger said 99% of the time you’ll get water anywhere you dig, it’s only a question of how deep you have to go.

    • @Akshay13134
      @Akshay13134 2 года назад

      Yes

    • @debrapaulino918
      @debrapaulino918 2 года назад +2

      Which means para information is a huge benefit. Contractors may have a certain depth in mind they're willing to do. Why dig 3xs at a depth of 50' if you can find it at 100' - 200' the first time. Before modern machinery there was nothing else. You hired a reputable douser. My well is most likely about 150 yrs old. The house is 1898 with another foundation nearby and the well is between. I'm guessing it was the original owner's of the property and may go back to ? The existing bare foundation didn't have a basement and is large enough to build a 2 room cabin on. It has a low step up and that's how I know it wasn't a garage.

    • @debrapaulino918
      @debrapaulino918 2 года назад +2

      We need these old tried and true ways for survival.

    • @von2balurn
      @von2balurn Год назад

      My professional well digger said the same. Went down 300ft at the spot most easily accessible for his rig (which seemed to be his main interest) and got a trickle that was unsustainable. Drilled a second hole exactly where my diviner said he'd hit at 120ft and surprise surprise he hit a good sustainable flow bang on 120. I'll be recommending the drilling guy uses a diviner in future to save his customers a costly futile mess.

  • @JacoKruger.
    @JacoKruger. 3 года назад +16

    i see a couple of people saying this is fake, well i laughed at my grand father 30 years ago when i saw him walking in the garden with a Y shaped stick, i was 12 at the time,i asked him what he was doing?, he replied, "im looking for water to put in a borehole", i laughed and said, with that stick?, he said, "well lets see if we find something", so i walked with him, and sure enough, that stick started bending downwards, so much that he said he could not hold on to it, it was twisting his wrists too much,
    expensive to drill for water back then, so you had to be sure to get water before even thinking of drilling, our goverment made it expensive to drill, forcing people to pay for municipality water rather than drill for their own "free" water, i was there the day the drill guys came, they drilled for 30 meters and was about to give up, saying that there is not water on that spot he found, then a burst of water shot out of the drilled hole, will never forget it, the drill guys said they have never seen water pressure of that strength before, 30 years later and that borehole is still giving water, sorry for long post, but if i was not there to see it with my own eyes, i would aslo call this fake, i am fortunate to have seen it with my own eyes, sad part is that we are loosing that type of knowledge and we are not passing it along to our children, call it magic, call it whatever you want, it works, thats all that matters

    • @commenturthegreat2915
      @commenturthegreat2915 2 года назад +2

      30 years later and your grandfather is still laughing at your expense

    • @dillonthebaker
      @dillonthebaker 2 года назад +2

      i had a similar experience in the blue ridge mountains as a kid.. neighbor came out who was known to do it, huge track of mountain land, middle of nowhere and 30-40 ft down they hit an insane flow. nothing special about the spot, no indention, no change of topogrpahy....

    • @seandunderdale
      @seandunderdale Год назад

      Almost as if there is water everywhere in regions where it rains, if you dig down far enough...often not needing to dig far at all! WHODATHUNKIT!?@@dillonthebaker

  • @unaswimothuti
    @unaswimothuti 2 года назад +2

    It's crazy how this works but no one can explain it. Farmers in Botswana (Africa) use it alot and never hit a blank when digging wells/borehole. I just wish one day I find a good, valid explanation around this.

    • @jackiehope4237
      @jackiehope4237 Год назад

      Science does give an explanation. It's because our bodies are polarised, we have electromagnetic waves, spinning in our cells, and the earth/water also has electromagnetic waves radiating out of her core. It's how homing pigeons find their way home on a cloudy day, because these pushes and pulls are how we navigate our bodies/senses and the planet. Our hearts wavelengths go much farther than brainwaves and when you follow your heart intention it really does lead you to find your way around. I know someone who has tons of MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scans and they lost this dowsing ability they had so well for years. Essentially our body is a tool and these extra conductive tools, copper or willow rods are an extension of our body. You can also just use your body if you train it to be sensitive to dowse, with the movement back and forth for yes and no, and not bother with rods. But the rods make it clear to see

    • @jackiehope4237
      @jackiehope4237 Год назад +1

      To clarify our bodies are made of water, in all our cells! And water is polarized. It's the polarized magnetic fields in our body that connect with the water in the earth. You can say Everything is connected in metaphysical consciousness, an awareness, as well as physically spinning with an orientation. So it's a multi sensory orientation to use your body to map the water ways in the earth is how I see it.

    • @seandunderdale
      @seandunderdale Год назад

      lols, "to clarify".@@jackiehope4237

  • @cat269erine
    @cat269erine 4 года назад +8

    this is my last resort to find my outside stop tap, we've had the water board out and I have turned over so many stones to try and find it we have also tried metal detectors. will let you know how I get on.

    • @cat269erine
      @cat269erine 4 года назад +7

      @newlidaho I have tried it and it gave me the approximate location. Thanks for the tip about turning the tap on, I will try that next and see if it shows me the length of the pipe. The water board can hear the water running when the tap is on so it's there somewhere!

  • @cooper68ns
    @cooper68ns 10 лет назад +13

    this was great I dowse and most times i get rolled eyes and a smile. I also have had great result in finding underground electrical ,and pipes.I find i have a high average .cheers

    • @rosshoyt2030
      @rosshoyt2030 4 года назад +3

      Wait you found underground electrical and pipes underground? Wow, what a surprise!🤣

    • @jonlustig4331
      @jonlustig4331 4 года назад +2

      Ask them to remain straight infront of you. "Straighten up please", "Straighten up", "Thank You"
      Now, ask them if your friend was born between 12am-6am, 6am-12pm, 12pm-6pm, 6pm-12am.
      When they cross ask them to straighten out again.
      Then ask between those specific hours; for example if they cross between 6am-12pm, ask them between 6am-7am, 7am-8am, 8am-9am, 9am-10am, 10am-11am, 11am-12pm.
      When they cross right down that time and fold the paper so its not visible without opening it up.
      Express gratitude by thanking the rods for assisting you in determining the time that your friend was born.
      When you see your friend give them the piece of paper and ask them what time they were born.
      Then have your friend open up the piece of paper and explain how you discovered the hour they were born in.
      If everyone dowsed, even politicians could never get away with lying to all of us again.

  • @josephobrien8843
    @josephobrien8843 2 года назад +1

    guys, this is completely astounding. I see that it works, and it does work. But how? what is the explanation? is there a mechanism?

  • @zerotoeverything4348
    @zerotoeverything4348 3 года назад +2

    the thing is this,
    walk with rods on hands.
    when it moves, mark that spot, move 2 meters to north, south, east and west os that spot,
    dig the 5 marked spot, and lets see if only the dowsed spot only have the water

  • @sharryhope
    @sharryhope 5 лет назад +2

    This is an excellent video about water dowsing. Thank you so much.

  • @shelbyzeigler6437
    @shelbyzeigler6437 Месяц назад +1

    want to know more

  • @adrianreyes4702
    @adrianreyes4702 2 года назад +1

    I wish they made one for Beer taps. On those you would have to hold sideways to get left, and right headings.

    • @zoey-b
      @zoey-b Год назад

      yeah but then everyone would be too drunk and no work would get done

  • @saeedgeele2053
    @saeedgeele2053 10 лет назад +3

    Thanks for the video i learned something new it was very helpful

  • @williamfelixbradley2002
    @williamfelixbradley2002 2 года назад

    I hired a guy to inspect my septic system here in Rigaud Quebec 2021.
    Note that there is very little water in a weeping field, if any. Damp soil probably.
    So he used the same wire he uses for his flags which he placed around the field.
    No idea if he was spot on.
    But generally reasonably accurate I guess, 'cuz i didn't dig up the pipes to prove a point.
    BUT! He did find a pipe 3 meters outside the septic field, that i use for greywater discharge.
    Yep. Could be something to this. But my neighbours still laugh at me even when i show them the grey water outlet 'way over at the edge of the property; ( hidden in the bushes).

    • @unaswimothuti
      @unaswimothuti 2 года назад

      It's crazy how this works but no one can explain it. Farmers in Botswana (Africa) use it alot and never hit a blank when digging wells/borehole. I just wish one day I find a good, valid explanation around this.

  • @Nazpazaz
    @Nazpazaz 4 года назад +23

    Ah yes, I also enjoy both magic and witchery

    • @mrmark8603
      @mrmark8603 3 года назад

      Me too. I am over your house on my broomstick now.

  • @KAZI300
    @KAZI300 2 года назад +1

    Anybody how do I get these devices to find ley lines

  • @dasarivenkatachalapathi6311
    @dasarivenkatachalapathi6311 3 года назад

    How to find exact flow direction left to right, right to left, opposite to where I stand, and where I stand to opposite,
    Could you please explain with clarity flow of direction

  • @apongfelipe5551
    @apongfelipe5551 4 года назад +1

    Good evening sir I'm just asking about if how dowse a water because you know I want to know those kind of seaching method

    • @eddydejagere3411
      @eddydejagere3411 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/CG3f0Y5BKtQ/видео.html

  • @itssmiller3803
    @itssmiller3803 Год назад

    Thank you Good Queen Bess!

  • @jonlustig4331
    @jonlustig4331 4 года назад +2

    To be clear, you want to be able to hold them so that they are perpendicular to the ground with the least amount of hand friction possible.

  • @alaskankare
    @alaskankare 8 лет назад +6

    so is it just copper wires you use?

    • @sharryhope
      @sharryhope 5 лет назад +5

      And you can use the properly clad wire, brass wire, or even a coat hanger cut and bent into an L shape

    • @jonlustig4331
      @jonlustig4331 4 года назад +2

      Just purchase welding rods. 1/8-1/6 of an inch in diameter. Use two wrenches to bend them at 90 degree angles about 6-8 inches long. Allow the rods to be 1.5-2.5 feet long.
      If everyone dowsed, even politicians would never get away with lying to all of us again.

    • @zerotoeverything4348
      @zerotoeverything4348 3 года назад +1

      no, you have to use copper wires from known witches who studies magic

  • @melvinmccallum6548
    @melvinmccallum6548 4 года назад +3

    I've been witching for 40 years and initially used rods but have graduated to using a switch off a tree, Some water is very difficult to locate because of the underground rock formations. Granite is very bad for finding water. Llano County Texas is nearly all granite.

    • @bigblock67camaro
      @bigblock67camaro 3 года назад

      Dowsing always fails a controlled test, its basically the same as chance!

    • @Justinicus24
      @Justinicus24 6 месяцев назад

      Thanks for the info. We're all just gonna stop doing this nonsense now​@@bigblock67camaro

  • @Dowsingrods1
    @Dowsingrods1 2 года назад

    بالتوفيق

  • @gokhanalparslan2580
    @gokhanalparslan2580 2 года назад

    hello, did you either put material inside so that the bars do not fall into metal or mineral? Or do you use holding techniques that save them from them? Are there any samples in it to find valuable? Bars for metal for space give different results, can you read those shapes? Do some research or you will never succeed.

  • @garycarpenter7532
    @garycarpenter7532 10 лет назад +2

    I agree with Lambda25, most dowsers haven't got a clue, the only good ones have a very sound understanding of geology.

    • @garycarpenter7532
      @garycarpenter7532 10 лет назад +1

      This video shows one of the clueless ones. Anyone who pays for this sort of prognosis might as well flush their money down the toilet.

    • @1Sun111
      @1Sun111 5 лет назад

      @@garycarpenter7532 so it would be better to learn it yourself

    • @disrxt
      @disrxt 5 лет назад +3

      the 'good' ones have a very good understanding of how to fleece a mark, that's all.

    • @jonlustig4331
      @jonlustig4331 4 года назад +2

      Youre absolutely incorrect. At least attempt to dowse before being critical of others. Guess how I know you've never attempted....because youre doubting L-rods ability. Shameful, indeed.

    • @zerotoeverything4348
      @zerotoeverything4348 3 года назад

      geology? you mean ideocy?

  • @timklassen421
    @timklassen421 3 года назад

    what you need is a licenced ware well driller

  • @BasonSalunyeka
    @BasonSalunyeka 3 месяца назад

    Detecting Gold with dowsing rods

  • @watchmerocks1
    @watchmerocks1 3 года назад

    In the philippines so many buried gold during the ww2

  • @PAANI_KI_TALASH
    @PAANI_KI_TALASH 4 года назад

    Nice 👌👌👌

  • @1Sun111
    @1Sun111 5 лет назад +1

    does he have to hold them loose or firm?

    • @sharryhope
      @sharryhope 5 лет назад +1

      You hold the rod so that they don't fall or slip not too tight not too loose

    • @jonlustig4331
      @jonlustig4331 4 года назад +1

      You want them to remain perpendicular to the ground with the least amount of hand friction as possible.

    • @bryanr9082
      @bryanr9082 4 года назад

      When you're talking bullshit it doesn't matter.

    • @joehuffman7410
      @joehuffman7410 2 года назад

      FIRMLY GRASP IT

  • @aryasarrafyan587
    @aryasarrafyan587 3 года назад

    magic

  • @theresaduncan1081
    @theresaduncan1081 4 года назад +6

    why they calling this false,I remember this when I was child,if it did not work how is ppl still doing this? I very much believe this,I hate ppl call honest person a liar.

    • @jonlustig4331
      @jonlustig4331 4 года назад +2

      Yes, its 100 percent real and nothing short of astounding.
      The only people who dont believe it works are those who have never attempted.

    • @bryanr9082
      @bryanr9082 4 года назад +3

      @@jonlustig4331 Why were your parents related?

    • @Xavier-ty4jw
      @Xavier-ty4jw 4 года назад +1

      They're are not necessarily liars, they can be ignorant about basic science or oblivious of their own body movements

    • @bigblock67camaro
      @bigblock67camaro 3 года назад +1

      Dowsing always fails a controlled test, its basically the same as chance!

  • @ALONE-20
    @ALONE-20 3 года назад

    😎

  • @brandtlamb9177
    @brandtlamb9177 4 года назад

    I’ve done this but I’m unable to know what makes them cross I step over a water hose or extension cord either one will cross them and I have no idea how deep it is. How do I learn which is what and what depth

    • @bryanr9082
      @bryanr9082 4 года назад

      Your kidding right?

    • @brandtlamb9177
      @brandtlamb9177 4 года назад

      @@bryanr9082 no I’m not the stick will cross when I walk over either and when I walk around my yard there are spots where they will cross but I don’t get any kind of magic signal telling me what’s there or how deep it is I’ve only done this a few times trying to figure out how it works. If you have the answer please let me know

    • @joehuffman7410
      @joehuffman7410 2 года назад

      @@brandtlamb9177 You probably forgot to plug it into the crystals

  • @spikezs9410
    @spikezs9410 2 года назад

    I'm pretty sure it works through telekinesis. If you are really good with telekinesis then I think you'd have no problem at dowsing

    • @thedankatheist3466
      @thedankatheist3466 2 года назад

      No one is good with telekinesis. It literally does not happen.

  • @debrapaulino918
    @debrapaulino918 2 года назад +2

    There's a Proverb in Bible that says bring up or train up per translation your child in the way they are to go and they will not depart from it when old. This is most certainly a skill that needs generational transmission.

  • @lewjones7272
    @lewjones7272 Год назад

    I’d jut!😊

  • @camilogalamiton8347
    @camilogalamiton8347 3 года назад

    Nice very nice i like that 😊 can we friend 🤠

  • @thedankatheist3466
    @thedankatheist3466 2 года назад +1

    Can I get “Texas Sharpshooter Fallacy” for 300 Alex.

  • @habanero6860
    @habanero6860 4 года назад +5

    Ridiculous

  • @Gerardus1970
    @Gerardus1970 Год назад +1

    I went dowsing for bullshit and found this channel.

  • @ERMAV
    @ERMAV 4 года назад +2

    The truth is you could pick up a rock outside, throw it in any direction, drill down a few hundred feet and what do you know!!!! Water!!!!

  • @massatube
    @massatube 5 лет назад +6

    I can't believe how many dowsing clips there are and how many gullible people believe this stuff. And incredibly there's even a society of dowsers. Where these ninnys gather and discuss how they found water. Yeah they had a hunch roughly where it would be and made the rods move by the ideomotor effect. hah silly people.

  • @tonyacosta4589
    @tonyacosta4589 3 года назад +1

    Too much talking. Get to the point..!

  • @XMJX647
    @XMJX647 4 года назад +3

    Dowsing isnt science or magic. Its just placebo effect

  • @gdotone1
    @gdotone1 Год назад

    really? good grief! so what does happen at the ocean?

  • @bryanr9082
    @bryanr9082 4 года назад +2

    Step 1: Be full of shit.

  • @ivancorovic3137
    @ivancorovic3137 Год назад +1

    BS

  • @bigblock67camaro
    @bigblock67camaro 3 года назад +1

    Dowsing always fails when put under a controlled test, it's literally the same percentage as chance.

  • @Darkblade271
    @Darkblade271 2 года назад

    wtf is this

  • @alanholmes7083
    @alanholmes7083 3 года назад +1

    Please stop disturbing the fairies with this nonsense

  • @drandrewclarke
    @drandrewclarke 7 лет назад +2

    sorry, not worthy of Woodlands TV. keep this crap off. it's been proven to be absolute nonsense

    • @theresaduncan1081
      @theresaduncan1081 4 года назад +1

      were that proff ? I like see it.

    • @drandrewclarke
      @drandrewclarke 4 года назад

      Theresa Duncan ???

    • @drandrewclarke
      @drandrewclarke 4 года назад

      I cannot prove there are not elves in my woods either

    • @LansaDiag
      @LansaDiag 4 года назад

      @@theresaduncan1081 If one were to search for "dowsing" on google, you can find nothing but proof of it's falsely hood.
      Only simple minded people still believe in this scheme.
      A very simple conclusion could be made by simply searching "James Randi Dowsing" and voila.
      Of course simple minded people will refuse to accept this simple and definitive test.

    • @joegibbsgibbs2384
      @joegibbsgibbs2384 3 года назад +1

      Just like fb fact checking ? 😂

  • @davidmg1925
    @davidmg1925 2 года назад

    Feet and inches not meters please.
    Meters are for teachers and school kids.

  • @ajr993
    @ajr993 4 года назад

    I hope you're all sarcastic because dowsing is complete bullshit.

  • @Juan-getithowyouleave
    @Juan-getithowyouleave Год назад

    Is their how to dows for dummies I need to know I'm slow 🦥🐌😂

    • @Justinicus24
      @Justinicus24 6 месяцев назад

      My rods are pointing in your direction when I asked them to show me the biggest dummy in Texas

  • @tonyacosta3918
    @tonyacosta3918 2 года назад +1

    To much talking..Get to the point..!!