How to Dowse For and Clear Geopathic Stress Geopathic stress dowse for these lines generally in this

s order: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Hartmann lines Curry lines Underground water Fault lines Energy leys (Ley lines) Personal lines (for EACH MEMBER of household by name, one by one, and pets too). These typically cause physical/mental maladies specific to that person or pet. 7. Interference lines a. mental b. physical c. spiritual 8. Any other geopathic zones that you may know of. At a welding supply or hardware store buy some R45 bare copper coated welding rod in 36 lengths and cut in half (sold by the pound or piece). If you have any copper household wire or any other metal rod or wire (insulated or not) about the same size, use that. 18 generally is the length you want. Have a compass on hand to orient yourself to your property. Use L-rods (pendulum not so good for this). Ask to find the center of the line youre looking for and have the rods swing open until they are in line with each other. This is the center of the energy line. Youll need an edging spade - the kind you use to edge a sidewalk with. Its a small, flat, crescent shaped spade. Start on the SE corner of your house and proceed clockwise to the SW corner looking for the center of a Hartmann line. They run about every 6.5 from south to north (from your left side). Lay a rod on the ground in line with each line you find. Proceed from SW corner to NW corner looking for Hartmann lines running from west to east (again, from your left side). They will be about 8 apart. Lay the rods on the ground the same as before. Thats it for Hartmann lines. Search for Curry lines the same way except they run from SE to NW and SW to NE and are about 12 apart. Proceed all the way around the house looking for the center of any underground streams coming from your left. If found, lay a rod on the ground. Ask for the edge of this stream closest to and furthest away from you and mark each with a rod. Underground streams can be 1 wide to 45 50 60 feet wide more. They can be seasonal or permanent,

polluted or not. If you dowse one after the other all parallel to each other then it is usually an aquifer. Proceed around the house in the same way looking for fault lines (these can be several feet wide), personal and interference lines, etc. Ley lines are typically 5.5 to 6 wide. Next, turn all the rods 90 degrees to the direction they are laying on the ground, cut a slice in the ground with your edging shovel and insert the rod horizontally about 2 or so. Stomp the ground to close the opening. Wider lines (such as a wide stream) my need several rods end-to-end overlapping about an inch. They can be staggered as long as they overlap. NOTE: Leave a space of at least a few feet between the house and the rods so you can walk the perimeter regularly for any new energy lines that may appear or underground streams that may swell. The world is not static. You may even want to bury the rods around the perimeter of your property thereby protecting your whole environment. The metal rods are denser than the energy they block causing the energy lines to dome over your home (about 100yds up and 110yds downstream). This way they are not diverted to someone else sending them your problems. Doing this procedure is probably the most important and healthful thing you can do for you and your environment. - Arthur