> > L Cooper Wrote:
.
>
> The only way to "prove" that an UNDERGROUND WATER
> VEIN is where a dowser says it is - is by a well
> driller drilling down to it.

People drill wells all the time and find water ,without the aid of dowsers .
When tested dowsers do no better than expected by chance and often a lot worse .



However, one can
> "prove" that a DOWSABLE LINE is where a dowser
> says it is by either learning how to be able to
> reliably dowse one's self, or by having other
> known and confirmed dowsers come and dowse the
> spot in question.
Two believers/dowsers agreeing does not a fact make .


>
> "Proving" one's ability to dowse for water is
> actually quite easy - I have at times
> inadvertently done so when asked to find the
> location of a septic tank, or of a water line into
> or out of someone's house.
As have others with no claims for dowsing . The failures never seemed to be recalled .
And there is no shortage of evidence to confirm the failures .


As sort of a parlor
> trick one can also dowse water flowing through a
> garden hose, or through household cellar pipes.
> The line will be there when the water is running,
> and not be there when the water is turned off -
> regardless of whether or not the dowser has any
> other way of knowing when the water is being
> turned on or off. Furthermore, one can determine
> both the water inflow and water outflow lines -
> the water outflow dowsable line will continue to
> be there for a few moments longer than the inflow,
> after the inflow pipe has been turned off.

Again , when actually put to the test dowsers do no better than non dowsers and frequently fail .

Always worth a laugh .
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Whilst not producing much evidence , this is an all time favourite .
[www.britishpathe.com]

> My point was that they ALL appear to have been
> built to face easterly.

Then any claims for solstice orientations go out the window .

If warmth or interior
> light were the issue I should think they would all
> want to be facing southerly .

Facing a general east means you get the earliest possible light and heat after the darkest and often coldest period in the 24 hr. day , also the point when you are most likely to be "at home " .



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/04/2016 09:30AM by Geotio.