(DQC) By now you should have experimented with angle rods, the V- or Y-shaped dowsing rod, and the pendulum. You will have developed a feel for them and be comfortable when using them.    Continue

(DQC) This unique "L" Rod was developed by a Mr. Murphy of Koorawatha, Austrailia. Our information came from an article in The Journal of The British Society of Dowsers of March, 1925, written by H. O. Busby.    Continue

(DQC) Treasure hunting involves research and preparation. Here are what I consider to be important steps in the process.    Continue

(DQC) In sixteenth-century Spain there lived a class of people known as Zahoris, after an Arabic word meaning "clear" or "enlightened" that is closely related to the Hebrew Zohar, a mystic cabalistic text.    Continue

(DQC) Water is thought to be the element of our origins: footprints which have been found in the East African Rift Valleys suggest that our ancestors emerged from the waters to live on land when the waters there receded 10 million years ago.    Continue

(DQC) This story, although unashamedly a "foaf'' (friend-of-a-friend) account, and may therefore have lost or gained something in the retelling over the years...    Continue

(DQC) After learning in Vermont about diverting underground streams, I wanted to explore this interesting aspect of dowsing.    Continue

(DQC) This session is an excellent. sequence of routines for testing a subject''''s responsiveness to the operator (you) and getting the subject acclimated to the hypnosis procedures.    Continue

(DQC) This researcher is a rigid , coloured and transparent sheet which makes very easy the application of our method of radiesthesic research on plan, sketch or anatomical board: the use of our method and, consequently, of this researcher, especially avoids errors, if frequent at the beginners.    Continue