Am very grateful to a friend for mentioning the subject of dowsing many times to me and also for gifting me the great idea of using empty BIC pens as the handles for this very basic device which is used to find earth's energetic grid lines and also underground water. I will get into what it means in a moment.
How to make dowsing rods
As you can see, all we have here is two pieces of copper wire (mine is 2.5mm in diameter) bent at right angles with the smaller side for the handles.
He actually recommended 3mm but this was the best we could do around here.
Dowsing our land
Excited to get started Sabrina & I tried it out first on our land. Here you can see the starting position with both pieces facing away from her body.
As she walked forward a few paces the copper suddenly started to turn inward indicating that she was now standing on a ley line.
From what I can tell we have multiple lines on this piece of land so I set about marking where they were.
Not long after this I learned that my magnetised cables (of which there are now four) also have an effect on the copper, turning it inward strongly when we cross them. This is a good sign, meaning that my cables are working well! But it also means that it is harder to accurately measure where the ley lines are, so I should really have done this job before adding the cables.
I plowed on regardless finding that if one walks directly up the magnetised cables the copper will still react where the ley lines cross them.
Here you can see me pointing to one of the ley lines, marked with bamboo.
Of all the lines I found this one to be the most interesting because after attaching string to the sticks and running it all the way to end I noticed how the hedge didn't look so good in this area.
See how it is green and lush further away, yet more yellow in the foreground where the line passes through?
I believe this is the effect of the ley line and it reminded me of a great lecture I watched some weeks ago in which Dr. Robert Gilbert shows us how these lines can effect the environment around them.
Notice the "damage to growth" in the hedge with the line which also intersects the bed, a "focus of disease". Also amazing to note how the lightning is attracted to the point where the lines cross and how it creates an area on the road where accidents are common. The reason for this is that our focus can be scrambled temporarily as we drive across certain lines.
Have seen trees with enormous cancers around here but had no idea why this was happening until now.
Our ancestors knew very well how to use this energy to their advantage, creating their most important buildings or monuments on the intersection of many lines.
Getting back to the garden I examined the plants growing on the line and saw that the lettuce featured in my last post (for looking greener than its neighbour) is sitting directly on it. In fact, it is at exactly this point where the ley line crosses my magnetised cable line, apparently offering something good to the lettuce.
While the coriander over here doesn't seem to like being on the ley line, looking very small.
Unlike the coriander over here away from the ley line which looks much better.
It seems therefore that this energetic line is not bad for all plants, just particular ones.
Intersecting points should generally be viewed with caution. @bigorna1 tells me that most trees don't enjoy growing on the cross sections, though he has noticed how elderberry, kiwi and a few others actually thrive there.
Dowsing at home
I mentioned that our ancestors built their most important buildings on the intersection of particular lines but I also believe they selected the location for their villages using this same principle.
With this in mind here is a drone shot of our village which was mostly built in the 1700s, long enough ago for this knowledge to have been relevant.
It was therefore no big surprise that we have loads of lines running through our house. Many of them likely converge under the 'church' which is directly next door to us.
I say 'church' because when it was built I doubt very much it had anything to do with religion. More likely it was a hub for health, healing & energy production, 'tuned' with those bricks you can see in the windows to act in the same way as the Irish Round Towers which also required tuning in this manner.
I resisted the temptation to put string everywhere around our home (this is coming soon!) and instead isolated the areas which had no effect, using them to check various items.
First I tested a metal fruit bowl with a Lakovsky coil.
When the dowsing rods are placed over the table like this they face out away from my body.
Yet when they sit over the bowl, they move inward like this.
If I remove the coil from the bowl it still has an effect but less strong.
After trying this with pretty much every item I could think of (I'm not joking) I have concluded that all physical shapes have an energy. Even a smelly sock, a slipper, a stone, a child, a cat, a snail and a blank piece of paper flat on the table.
Which isn't at all what I expected!
It seems to me that when objects contain some symmetry, divine ratios or spiritual significance the energy is stronger, while when the shape has no symmetry, the energy is less. This was evident with a Tibetan flag I have which produced a strong energy while laying flat on the floor with its writing and patterns exposed, in contrast to being placed in a messy bundle which reduced the effect on the copper rods.
Interesting to note it also works if you walk under objects. Like these chakra flags for example which people have to pass under to get into our house. The dowsing rods turn inward strongly as I pass under them.
Yet when the flags are removed the dowsing rods remain unaffected as I pass through the same area.
You may think that smaller objects have no effect but try moving closer and you will see they do. After a while you will get a sense for which items are moving the copper more strongly than others.
Hartmann & Curry lines
I also noticed how some of the ley lines in our house were bigger than others, almost like I was dealing with two different types of line, which fits with something @bigorna1 told me on hive just this morning:
the Hartmann lines create a grid (both east-west and north-south) about 2m apart. they are 21cm thick.
the Curry lines run in diagonal. they are 40cm thick and are considered more potent and more harmful.
Feel as if there is a huge amount of learning yet to be done here and if anyone knows of decent films or articles in english on this subject I would love to hear about them.
From what I can tell it is advisable to avoid sleeping on the lines altogether. Our oldest houses were designed to account for them, making sure the lines ran along corridors or transitory areas where people didn't spend much time. It is also important to make sure you don't have electrical appliances or your wifi router on the lines as this will amplify their negative effect. With this in mind I strongly suggest you all dowse your homes immediately. Some basic changes to the position of your beds or sofas may just eliminate that persistent health problem you have been unable to remedy for many years.
@bigorna1 also went on to answer a few of my questions which I will share with you now:
you do pick up buried cables and water pipes, yes.
underground water is not running in straight lines.
Great stuff.
insects actually benefit from these places (bees love their hive right over line crossings, ants build hills along lines etc.)
your cats sense these energies and can be a canary in the mine. where a cat likes lying, is safe for people too. a dog will not sleep in a dog house that is over a line or crossing.
And so, it seems to me that this game is closely tied with observation. See what the animals, insects and plants are saying before drawing any conclusions.
For now I think that's all I have for you but something tells me this is not the only time I will be posting on this subject, which closely ties in with electroculture.
Love & Light everyone 🌱
