If you want to become more intuitive, this is the perfect book for you! Discover how a simple, age-old technique for finding water can help you get an answer to any question instantly, giving you intuitive guidance on the spot whenever you need it.
This concise and friendly guide teaches you how to use a small pendulum when asking intuitive questions, rather than the classic forked stick or Y-rod. You’ll learn to trust your intuition and make better decisions, remove blocks that are keeping you from achieving your dreams, and become more effective at work. You can use the knowledge gained from dowsing to improve your relationships, enhance your health, even communicate with your pets. Save time, energy, and money by using this simple form of divination.
Know thyself. That good advice goes back all the way to the days of Plato and Socrates, and the ancient Greek inscription at the Temple of Delphi. But sometimes, knowing yourself is a lot harder than it should be, especially if you are out of touch with what is going on at the subconscious level. So how do you find out what is going on inside your head? According to Kathryn Klvana, author of Intuition in an Instant, dowsing is the perfect tool to talk to the subconscious mind and find out what’s going on beneath the surface. Here she provides tips on how to effectively using dowsing to tap into your intuition and achieve your goals.
Take a moment to quiet yourself. Sit comfortably in a chair with your feet on the ground and your hands in your lap or on your knees. Say to yourself or out loud, "I ask my higher self to examine my subconscious mind and remove any blocks keeping me from being 100 percent willing and able to dowse, and to dowse accurately." Then, because nature hates a vacuum, add, "Fill any space that is created...
Dowsing is the art of finding something that is hidden, usually something concealed underground. Dowsing is most commonly used for water divining, but there appear to be virtually no limits to the number of applications it can be used for. Over the ...
A pendulum is a small weight attached to a length of chain or thread. When someone holds it by the thread and asks a question, the weight moves and provides the answer. It is an amazing tool that can be used for many different purposes. Just ...
A soft-edged triangle of arrows, tip to end, forms an endless rotation. More than forty years old, the symbol for recycling is used and known the world over. Practitioners of magic know recycling is by no means a "new" idea. Throughout history many have lived by the mantra of "make it do, use it up, wear it out." Earth-based religions have... read this article
