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It doesn't work, tho.
Rather a lot like ouiji boards and such.
"you have to BELIEEEEEEVE!" means "anything looking like a smudge = ghoooosts!" and "bees can't fly because we don't understand physics OR biology!"
Don't spread misinformation and lies. Dousing rods have literally never worked. Demonstrably false.
Nope. It most definitely works. Its not misinformation or lies at all. Ask around with your friends and family and I bet theres at least one person that has either heard of it and knows its legitimate or possibly even someone that can show you how. All you need is a couple of old wire coat hangers and some wire cutters/pliers to cut and bend them into an L shape. Feel free to try it around your property where you live. Like I said before you just need to open your mind up and when you pass over underground pipes and such they will move in your hands and theres nothing you can do to stop them.
Bottom line, I've got nothing to gain by telling anyone about it but it is in fact completely real.
Muscle movements caused by subconscious mental activity, which make anything held in the hands move. You need to be extremely relaxed. Then it looks and feels as if the movements are involuntary. Some people themselves won't even know they are doing it.
*all* people who believe in this woo most certainly don't realize they are responsible for the motion.
Correct. When you are relaxed and doing it, you don't believe it's your own subconscious taking over. It's the same deal as not noticing you are breathing, but you do it anyways. If you are focused on breathing on the other hand, you notice and have to do it yourself. It's the state of relaxation and suppression, which toggles it across.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ideomotor_phenomenon
However, if you want to believe in spirits, you could always assume it's a ghost or demon taking over your body for you? You better believe a spirit is controlling your own breathing and heart pumping too? That's kinda freaky, don't scare yourself now. You remembered how to breath right?
Nonsense. The guy who originally showed me is an old family friend who was a member of one of the original teams of Green Berets in Vietnam that trained the Montagnards. He showed my father who was also just recently back from Vietnam and I exactly how it worked by finding an old water pipe on the property. Since then I've used it numerous times to find water lines on other friends property as well. You can find other things with it but I don't really have the time or energy to do so. Theres only one way to find out, fashion yourself a pair, open your mind and walk around the yard near your place and see what happens. If you don't believe at all nothing will happen however if you open your mind to the possibility it will work for you and you'll see no matter how tightly you grip them they'll still move.
You don't give your subconsisous enough credit, when it comes to figuring out water or cables, etc.
Well have fun then! It's quite an amusing mind game.
Same concept, yes.
In order for the nervous system to interpret a signal sent across the nerves, it needs to send or receive an interference signal and interpret the results.
The same is true on a mechanical level. Your muscle groups are all set up in opposing sets of levers and pulleys. Any resistance you feel is the opposite muscle group interfering with the active one.
So it's also possible to oppose real forces in the pursuit of identifying what is real.