How to Find Water with Y-Rods and Bobbers

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  • @goodvibrations5000
    @goodvibrations5000 9 ปีที่แล้ว +11

    I would´nt have believed it either if I had´nt seen it work and actually done it myself! When I was younger, I built roads and I worked on streets. I live in Germany. We were looking for where an underground water pipe was and in which direction... My Boss grabed his dowsing rods from our truck and started looking. It took no time at all! He said, here it is and we started digging. There it was too! No joking! It´s true! I asked if I could try it and it also worked for me, no problem! I use it to this day. I can also use it for finding gold. I have also used a pendulum. You talk to your subconcious mind like she said in this video, not some evil spirit or something... You are immortal which means that you have one foot here and one foot on the other side...

  • @sharryhope
    @sharryhope 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    EXCELLENT SERIES OF VIDEOS ON DOWSING BY MARTY CAIN. THANKS FOR SHARING THIS . THOSE WHO ARE LEARNING DOWSING OR WHO ARE EXPERIENCED, CAN BENEFIT FROM THIS SERIES.

  • @hackey79
    @hackey79 12 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    you are probably one of the most intelligent, intune of persons i have come across on youtube and i look for explainations ALOT on youtube. well done. thanks for sharing your knowledge.

  • @esqueda58
    @esqueda58 12 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    chuy from mexico , lady you speack from the heart , is not just that you tell the way it works but your voice have trut and you care ,ligth and love for you blessing

  • @rajapakistannni
    @rajapakistannni 11 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    thank you lady for this uploading.

  • @ariannagao1983
    @ariannagao1983 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Thank you so much for sharing!

  • @viking670
    @viking670 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    A person is asking me to dowse his 30-acre farm for water, I can use a y rod but it picks up everything, what should I do?

  • @quantumsoulsjourney888
    @quantumsoulsjourney888 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Do we needs to do any spiritual preparation before doing this?

  • @javiero6185
    @javiero6185 10 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    where can I buy a rod and bobber or better yet how can I make these tools

    • @cainneachosileas6652
      @cainneachosileas6652 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Personally, i make all my own tools for my work, sacred tobacco pipes, hapé applicators, dowsing rods, wands, pendulums..
      I feel that making them with your own hands, from materials that you have harvested/gathered yourself gives you more of a connection..
      You can make L-rods from a brass braising rod(can be picked up from your local steel fabrication shop)
      You will need to apply heat to the brass rod in the area that you are bending it at 90°, otherwise it will break, as brass is not very maluable.
      When straight, the rod is good at 22 inches in length. Then you just need to bend 4 inches from the end at 90°. This leaves you 4 inches to hold, and 18 inches to point you where you need to be.
      Its worth noting that when holding the rods, they should be held loosely enough so they can rotate in your hand..
      Hope this helps to get you started 👍

  • @thegoverner100
    @thegoverner100 12 ปีที่แล้ว

    Can a why stick work

  • @chitownsuperfan
    @chitownsuperfan 13 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Oh my goodness at 1:07 she is OBVIOUSLY moving her hands to get the "yes" response. You can tell because the move the exact same way when she was merely demonstrating what a "yes" response should look like at 0:52

    • @deshwantraochavan5753
      @deshwantraochavan5753 4 ปีที่แล้ว +3

      All the movements of dowsers hand etc due to ideomotor effect. Due to which there is a muscular movement and the command comes from subconscious mind. The movements of hand happened unknowingly of the dowser. For all these mental stability and own aura must be powerful. Than only it works. The rod or stick is only needle, like any meter. T

  • @EdWeibe
    @EdWeibe 9 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    no better proof of this than to dig the thing. Lets see the result. I'll entertain this.

  • @jeremycalnan4180
    @jeremycalnan4180 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Oh I see thank you Betty

  • @miguelalvarado7670
    @miguelalvarado7670 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    excelente

  • @LeofromFreo
    @LeofromFreo 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    So, start digging and show us the water!!!!

  • @dagmawibirhanu1290
    @dagmawibirhanu1290 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Long live thanks

  • @jeremycalnan4180
    @jeremycalnan4180 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    No I can some thank you

  • @ganeshgowda3dgroundwatersu251
    @ganeshgowda3dgroundwatersu251 5 ปีที่แล้ว

    👍

  • @ejdcmconcassage2613
    @ejdcmconcassage2613 9 ปีที่แล้ว

    elle a le truc ...mais pourquoi elle en rajoute...le cinema quand c est trop simple il faut en faire plus

  • @ewanfoleor
    @ewanfoleor 13 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    She talks about a tool... however I suspect this word is a more appropriated description of the woman handeling the dowsing...ahem...tool.

    • @diannetipton8208
      @diannetipton8208 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      It’s just electromagnetic charge response. Like your pink socks that cling to your green plaid polyester slacks.. You do “believe” in electricity, right?

    • @ewanfoleor
      @ewanfoleor 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      ​@@diannetipton8208 No, it's not. It's just the Ideomotor Phenomenon.
      Now, I don't have to "believe" in electricity, since its existence and properties have been proven, researched and are well understood. Something to do with science, not religion.
      I don't know why you included colours in your example; static electricity is not affected by colour.
      Furthermore, she is looking for things in the earth... you know "the ground". There is a certain method, that is used to get rid of static electricity and it's called "grounding". Hmmm, I wonder where they got the term from.
      Now, are you honestly suggesting that this woman is "picking up" static electricity at a depth of 70 feet? Through the ... earth? Because that would require a fair bit of faith, mind you.
      Oh... by the way, water and static electricity?
      And that's without mentioning that she got the "triangulation" wrong. She's measuring the depth by an alternate method by going the distance till the next "response". I hope I don't have to explain the numerous flaws in this theory.
      However, these pale in comparison to the first method of ... asking the stick ... *coughs up tea, whilst snickering*
      And oh, wait apparently we are extremely radiant animals. Emitting waves (that no-one has be able to measure under scientific criteria) that go all the way across the universe.
      You know... even the parts we haven't been to yet and hence, haven't been able to measure something, that we cannot even measure on earth.
      Forget the 4 or 5G, I'll use my own waves to phone granny. The reception must be phenomenal.
      To be perfectly honest; I believe this poor old cow is spewing a lot of nonsensical, unproven and laughable bovine excrement, from her non-existent chakra.
      Should she ever lose her mind and utilise her dowsing rod to locate it, it would most likely hit her square in the butt.
      Oh and by the way, dowsing is one of the most tested claims. Always failing by the way.
      All the "explanation" she provides in the end, is nothing more than pseudo-scientific reformulated BS.
      A bit like Deepak Chopra. Weird ramblings about consciousness, little brain, the "all there is", aligning universe and energy. Which can be summed up as ... well poop.
      I'm sure she believes it to be true. But that doesn't make it true.
      Thank you, by the way for making me rewatch this... I needed a laugh.

    • @diannetipton8208
      @diannetipton8208 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Oh boy, Roelof, this is fun. I wasn’t clear on two things. 1) I used static electricity as a simple example of electricity, exchange of charge etc. Dowsing is not static electricity. That would be almost as dumb as Heart Chakra dowsing. 2) I used colors and patterns to illustrate static electricity in an attempt (Brilliantly I thought) to insult you with tacky references of what your wardrobe might be. I did that because you called the lady a tool. Now you’ve called her a cow. Not sure how to address this one…but here are my rebuttals…
      1) This lady learned her thing from grandpa. We both know dowsers, “rod men”, have been around forever, thousands of years before electricity was invented. People thought it was magic, witchy, prophetic etc. That’s how it was passed to her. I have to admit, when she started with the chakras I raised an eyebrow. Her grandpa surely didn’t do yoga energy work, that was her addition. Apparently grandpa passed down his woo woo tendencies as well. Hardly makes her a cow.
      2) I’ve seen two dowsers. Metal L rods are their “tools” of choice. They use them daily. One is a crew, they all do it. They are golf course landscapers, serious about their business. When they need to dig, they always use the rods to mark where the sprinkler lines are. They have a general idea where they are, but 18 holes, that’s a lot to remember. They always work. It’s not far under ground, but without the “yes-no” question, the rods always move in a different way over the water line…….Other guy is a plumber that works on well pumps and lines. This guy is paid by the job, usually alone and is 100% plumber and has no chakras.
      3) This lady has good skill with the Y rod. That’s not used much. The rod movement was exaggerated I think, maybe for learning purposes. If some plumber saw her big movement he would think she was a witch. But not a cow.
      4) Watches, mechanical especially, stop working on my sister and did on my grandmother. We’ve tried it, played with it… always happens. Physiologically animals are an electrochemical circus. You lift a finger, and exchange of electrons roll from brain to muscle faster than the speed of light, well, close. Sodium -potassium pumps, water osmosis in and out of billions of cells, filtration of toxins or blood clotting a complex cascade of enzymes proteins hormones carbon all perpetuated by electron exchange. In other words, there’s a lot of energy around. A little stick moving in response to a change or break in energy stasis isn’t much to get your brain around compared to something like blinking your eyes or electroplating. Or the electromagnetic field that surrounds an electric cable or my sister’s arm.
      5) www.popularmechanics.com/science/a3199/1281661/