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dei · Joined: 01 Jul 2008 Posts: 138

(Hopefully this goes here.)

I have recently found a document that, while I am not willing to share, shows how to dowse without a pendulum, or anything else.

I will describe this to the best of my ability.

First up, put your index finger and thumb together and start rubbing them.

Second, ask your question.

Third, notice the change of friction between the fingers, or if there is any stickiness.

A change of friction to make the rubbing slower usually signifies a negative answer, while the speeding up of rubbing signifies a positive answer.

This way, you can dowse without a pendulum, or anything else.

Enjoy!

Logarith · Joined: 17 Feb 2008 Posts: 164

Hmm, very interesting. I have tried it lightly, and it seems to work pretty well. However, I've found that it is much more prone to emotional interferance than pendulum dowsing. Thanks for the tecnique.

~ROBO~

papatroll · Joined: 15 Apr 2009 Posts: 79

I have had success with dowsing this way but for me it works like the stick pad. No stick is "NO". A stick is "YES". And yea, it is WAAAAAY more subject to what you want than what is.

Logarith · Joined: 17 Feb 2008 Posts: 164

Yes, I've found this is a good bit less accurate than pendulum or rod dowsing. I'm pretty sure it's because the feeling is very much subject to interpretation by the dowser whereas the direction a pendulum swings is pretty definite.

~ROBO~

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rimjaja · Joined: 03 Feb 2010 Posts: 5

What you are referring to is a 'sticky finger' technique that is often espoused by dowsers and applied kinesiologists. A similar technique involves using one finger (ex. the middle finger) to push down on an adjacent finger (ex. index finger) to test muscle strength while asking your questions. Linking the thumb and index fingers of both hands and seeing how easy it is to pull them apart is another version.

IME these sticky finger techniques are more subjective that dowsing with a pendulum or bobber. I think that novices will see much better success rates using tools. For someone who is really unsure of their skill level or if they fear that they are influencing their results - the bobber is probably a better choice.

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