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Yes, I am tardy responding to this, too.
` I am able to "blind test" my own dousing, simply by closing my eyes and
moving back and forth a step or two to disorient myself before moving forward
over an area I have previously doused with my eyes open. I can feel it when
the rods move in my hands. I open my eyes to see where I am, and lo and
behold I am in just the same place that I was when the rods moved while I had my
eyes open.
I have done this over and over, and trust my own dousing.
The more impelling reason to trust it, though, is the results. If I
try to sleep in a place where I have doused a disturbance, I get leg cramps,
which can be very severe, or chills. Once while visiting a relative I did
not douse before going to bed. I had chills for hours, and was hardly able
to sleep at all. In the middle of the night I got up and doused, finding a
geopathic line running the length of my body. I moved the bed over enough to
avoid the line, got back in bed and slept just great the rest of the night.
Now I make a point of checking first.
The people I have doused for have had great results when they followed
my suggestions about moving their beds. One man had brain cancer - at
exactly the spot in his head where two geopathic lines crossed on his pillow. He
never slept there again. Though it was an extremely aggressive form of
cancer and his outlook was dim even with surgery, he remains cancer free to date.
This man also installed the Graham-Stetzer filters in his house, and
made several nutritional changes I suggested.
A teenage girl with the same kind of crossing on her pillow had had a
terrible time trying to sleep since moving into a new home, had bad dreams and
often awoke during the night. After her bed was moved, she slept just fine.
It is worth the effort to learn to douse.
Regards,
Shivani
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