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Term: Dowsing

DEFINITIONs:
1.  To use a divining rod to search for something, usually water or minerals.
SOURCE:  Llewellyn's Witches' Spell-A-Day Almanac
2.  The ability to discover underground water sources (or hidden objects or people) using a pendulum or a divining rod.
AUTHOR:  Donald Michael Kraig
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by Carl Llewellyn Weschcke
Psychic empathy with the natural world enabling the practitioner to locate water, ores, petroleum, ley lines, etc., usually aided by a device such as a forked stick, pendulum or a modified set of coat hangers which will strongly respond in the dowser’s hands when walking over the physical ...