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and it is as if by crafting your instrument, you are endowing it with power in a way that cannot be done with a bought, mass-produced item. A century ago, the old style ladies’ corsets made of whale bone provided good alternatives to wood, but thankfully, most countries no longer hunt whales. The Practice So, you’ve got your rod; what now Since water is the most common mobile substance in nature and may be discovered almost anywhere, including old drains and hidden underground streams, we begin our training by dowsing for water. A good reason for starting by John with Fix, FRC water is that the human body, being predominantly made up of water, reacts to water quicker than anything else. Don’t try searching for minerals yet, for this involves a much more sophisticated technique. Try searching for water in your garden if you have one; if not, take an excursion into the countryside, or a public park. Now that you’ve chosen your place, hold of the rod in the manner already described and walk in a slow, deliberate manner. If you are singularly sensitive to the rod, it will react fast, and you won’t be able to stop it other than by letting the rod fall from your hands. It will No matter how hard you grip it, the rod will turn in your hands, fully against your will. probably take a fair bit of practice to get the “feel” of the rod and its movement and there is the necessity for the marriage of rod with person to become fully established. What does the rod’s movement feel like Well, it is very sudden… you sense what can only be described as a sort of independent “power” in the rod, like the traditional magic wand, if you like. The incredible thing though is that no matter how hard you grip it, the rod will turn in your hands, fully against your will; this is a truly extraordinary thing when first encountered. Once the movement is exhausted though, you should quickly move it back to its former position and retrace the route, being sure to leave preconceived ideas behind totally; i.e. be careful your hands don’t “make” the rod turn at the point it turned before. You must move afresh, An alternative method of dowsing using the pendulum and a map to locate objects. as though you had discovered nothing and for this you need a “blank mind,” a state of complete inner neutrality, though dominated by an intense wish to find water. In order to test that the rod will work over running water (most water is running or seeping slowly underground anyway) turn on your cold water tap and hold the rod over the moving water; if it moves up or down you are in business; if not, you will need to practice. There is a great revival of interest in dowsing these days, especially as we are all becoming aware of the great potentialities of the human self, and not least of all because of the drying up of the planet in places due to global warming. So if you have time and want to do something really interesting, do some dowsing. Not only is it rewarding, it can be thoroughly exhilarating; for you establish a connection between your outer mundane self (let’s face it, this part of your being is usually very boring!) and your inner being, that manifestation of your soul that has no equal on earth. With that connection in place, you can in fact dowse anything, be it minerals, water, oil, or hidden treasure, though set your sights low to begin with, and learn to dowse for water first. Don’t be shy, give it a go and do so with gusto and a happy, positive approach. 14 The Rosicrucian Beacon -- December 2007
y Richard Rubacher hen you have found your true self; when you have the awareness that you are the one you’re looking for, three experiences will unfold for you every day of your life: profound peace, profound joy and profound truth. This is the truth of all truths, just as Plato’s idea of all ideas is goodness. The truth of all truths is being aware that you are the one you are looking for. By taking a trip to the innermost centre of your being you will find your true self, the Master Within. This trinity: profound peace, joy and truth are, to quote Tennyson, “nearer than hands and feet, closer than breathing.” Upon discovering the centre of your being, your true self, you have in your possession what we could call the “God card.” And with this card you can get what you want. Unlike a credit card there is no monthly bill and no expiration date. It is good forever, which means that it is good now, at this very moment! Profound Peace Profound peace, the first component of the trinity, is experiencing the reality that you are in the centre of a hurricane. While others around you may be affected by all the havoc the hurricane creates, you are unruffled and disturbed by nothing, and no harm can come to you. You have found the missing-link of creation, namely, contact with your innermost self. Whereas others may suffer from illness, sorrow, anxiety or some other negative condition, you have the awareness that this negative event will pass from their experiences once they realise that profound The Rosicrucian Beacon -- December 2007 15
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