Unveil mystical Psience! Explore Michael Weber’s Vol 1 Issue 2. Discover hidden knowledge & magic within. A journey for curious minds & magic enthusiasts. Explore now!
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The Journal of Psience by Michael Weber (Vol 1 – Issue 2)
In Search of Dowsing
Magicians, mentalists, and mystery performers often embrace and demonstrate powers, practices, or systems they haven’t studied or even believe in. Take dowsing, for instance: a method used to locate underground water, minerals, or other hidden elements by observing and feeling the movement of a hand-held pointer (traditionally a forked stick or paired bent wires) or the directional changes of a pendulum, supposedly in response to unseen influences.
Isn’t the magic wand essentially a hand-held, power-infused stick?
In this fascinating issue of The Journal of Psience, we delve into magic’s complex relationship with dowsing in its various forms. We also provide two captivating demonstrations of this intriguing practice. Through these explorations, we aim to guide you towards the discoveries and insights you seek.
Expand your understanding and enhance your search for the unseen with this compelling issue. Whether you’re a skeptic or a believer, the mysteries of dowsing and its connection to magic will surely captivate your imagination.
Highlights:
- Explore the intriguing link between magic and dowsing.
- Dive into two unique and thought-provoking demonstrations.
- Gain insights and techniques to guide your quest for hidden truths.
In Search of Dowsing
Magicians, mentalists and mystery performers are a funny lot, often quick to adopt and demonstrate a power, practice or system which they have neither studied nor believe. Take, for example, dowsing: a technique for searching for underground water, minerals, or anything invisible, by observing and feeling the motion of a hand-held pointer (traditionally a forked stick or paired bent wires) or the changes in direction of a pendulum, proportedly in response to unseen influences.
Is not the magic wand a hand-held, power-invested stick?
In this issue of The journal, we consider magic’s conflicted relationship with dowsing in its varied forms and offer two demonstrations of the practice. We sincerely hope these approaches help guide you towards the things you seek.
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