Brass Dowsing L Rod

Description

Dowsing, in its most generic definition, is the art of discovering things that are concealed. Typically, this is achieved with the use of a dowsing stick, rods, or a pendulum, among other things.

Brass Dowsing L Rod is a very easy-to-use instrument. When you take the short end of the rod(s), place it over your first three fingers, then place the pointed end of the rod on your little finger, and use your thumb to stabilize the rod at the back of your hand. As you curl your fingers around the rod, the long end (which is at a right angle to the piece in your hand) should now be pointing away from you, with the short end pointing toward you. In this case, holding a dowsing rod in this manner is the most effective method of doing so.

Using your metal divining rods and holding them in your hands To search for anything with a rod, you must first clear your thoughts and then concentrate intensely on whatever it is that you are trying to find. It is beneficial to repeat the object’s name over and over in your thoughts, as well as see it in your head. For example, if you were seeking water, you would have a mental image of pure, fresh water in your thoughts, and while you searched for it, you would repeat the phrase “Water, Water, Water” over and over in your head. Keeping the mind concentrated on what you are seeking helps to prevent other thoughts from entering and keeps the mind focused on what you are looking for.

Walking is required when conducting rod divination since the rod will only start spinning once it has passed over the object for which you are looking after directing you to the location. As a result, it is a time-consuming method of divination. Despite this, it is one of the most accurate approaches available today. This is especially true if you own the rod you’re using. It’s almost as if you’re developing a relationship with the rod. When you work with the rod, you are attuned to its energies, and the rod eventually becomes one with you. As soon as you have a clear picture of what you are looking for, take a calm and gentle walk in the direction in which the rods are pointing; this will take you in the direction of what you are looking for. Walk slowly and deliberately, allowing the rods to slide freely beneath your feet. As you walk, the rods will move and point in a different direction. Carefully turn your body and go in the new direction that has been pointed out. Your rods are now pointing you in the direction of what you’re looking for. They will cross over each other in front of you when they reach the region where the desired object is located, signaling that they have located what you were looking for. While getting started, it may be entertaining to search for straightforward items like – transport me to a particular animal or family member in the house.