In this episode we learn about dowsing. Known to be an ancient art, dowsing
reaches back to antiquity, but what is it? The following sentence pulled from
Engineer Raymond C. Willey’s book “Modern Dowsing”, does a good job of
encapsulating a hard to describe art form. “Dowsing is the exercise of a human
faculty, which allows one to obtain information in a manner beyond the scope
and power of the standard human physical senses of sight, sound, touch, etc.”
Dowsing is so old that it appears in the bible. There are passages that relate
dowsing to Aaron and Moses, as well as to King Nebuchadnezzar. The latter
reference is related to the king choosing to attack Jerusalem. Going back even
further the poet Homer references dowsing and relates the tool used to the
caduceus. He uses the word Rhabdomancy, which means divining rod, and as we all
know the caduceus is misused around the world as a medical symbol. Homer also
relates that the “rod” was passed from Apollo to Asclepius, the latter being
the correct name to relate to medical ideas and methods. Suffice it to say that
dowsing has been a part of culture as far as we can see. Maybe it is time we
put such a sublime art form back on the front burner. After all, in this new
era, rising consciousness will be the main hallmark, which fits perfectly with
art forms of the mind.
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