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Editor: Myra Bonhage-Hale Art will be
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This is Art Digman, master dowser, showing how to find information with the use of a pendulum he designed. Art, who is slight, lurches forward when he gets a positive answer. For a list of various dowsing devices, see Dowsing in the Garden. Some people do not have to use anything but their own body to dowse. Remember Shakespeare's words "By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes". That's dowsing. |
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MAKING INTENTIONS
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| I have been practicing Making Intentions since first hearing about the technique at the Vermont American Society of Dowsers Conference five or six years ago. Among those teaching making intentions were Harold McCoy of the Ozark Research Institute and Ms. Mary Marie Satterlee, a board member of ASD. The basic technique is to state clearly your intention, making sure that the date, place and subject are clearly delineated. For example, saying "I intend that it will be a sunny day today" may happen, but it could happen anywhere and your intention would be fulfilled. Instead, say, "I intend that there will be a sunny, warm day on Saturday, March 29th, 2002 at La Paix Herb Farm in Alum Bridge, West Virginia." Say it as if you mean it. IF YOUR INTENTION IS IN YOUR OWN BEST INTERESTS AND THE UNIVERSE'S, IT WILL HAPPEN. Notice that the intention is stated in positive terms, not "I intend that it will not rain today", but "I intend that it will be a sunny day today." |
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To Summarize Making Intentions |
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1. State your
intention clearly - be sure that it is clear in your own mind. |
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