DOWSING WITH EITHER a cleft stick or a pendulum can be used to sense the negative or positive energies in a house or piece of land. Geopathic stress – energy trapped due to old watercourses, drainage pipes, archaeological features, or other difficulties, such as ancient graves – can be pinpointed and steps are taken to neutralize or enhance the energy. The art of feng shui and the placement of crystals, wind chimes, mirrors, small shrines, and other statues can all be used to achieve this.

Dowsing using a divining rod is also called rhabdomancy, divining, water witching, or doodlebugging. By tradition a cleft stick of a living material, such as hazelwood, is used, However, most woods will suffice, and you can even make your rods from wire, such as an old coathanger. Almost anything can be searched for by this method, including water, underground caves, lost jewelry, and ley lines (energy lines within the earth).

The cleft stick, which is thought to have been the origin of the magician’s wand is held lightly in both hands and the ground (or map, if done at a distance) is quartered – divided into sections – until the stick dips into a recognizable way. With experience, the dowser will be able to pinpoint what he is looking for with astonishing accuracy.

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