THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF DOWSERS

JANUARY '26 NEWSLETTER FEATURED ARTICLE

SEE WHAT YOU LOOK AT

BY MARTY LUCAS

          “See what you look at” is a quote from Dr. Dan Scow.  Dr. Scow was a brilliant veterinarian and soil scientist.  He was also one of those teachers that believed if you weren’t smart enough to ask the right question, he wouldn’t tell you until you did.

          His point was simple.  Most of the things we need to know are right in front of us, but until we ask the right question, they stay hidden.  However, to ask that question we must be willing to step into the unknown and change our perspective.

           There is no better tool for that than dowsing.  We can get an answer to any question, no matter how silly, or illogical, or even forbidden.  The answers are easy.  But asking the right question in the right way is the challenge. A challenge we all endure.  Then overcome when you finally allow yourself the freedom to start asking more questions, then you start to see just how interesting our world is.  The ‘rules’ and ‘natural laws’ we were taught in school are neither universal, nor mandatory.

Don’t believe me?  Then let me open a couple of doors for you.

           Dr. Ellen Kamhi tells us that EVERY wives’ tale she has investigated turned out to be true.  When you consider what she means by that, it means our ancestors were very smart and very practical people.  They did things because by doing them their lives were made easier.

We may call it superstition, but by doing so, all we are doing is proving our own ignorance.

           For instance, mainstream science doesn’t have an accepted reason for why dowsing works, so they discount it as nonsense.  But our ancestors certainly believed in it.  Here is just a single example.

           Every farmstead across the Midwest needed a well.  Without a well, they couldn’t cook, clean or keep livestock.  So, they dowsed for where to dig their well. Digging a well is a major endeavor.  Not only is there the digging, but there is also the getting the soil out of the hole and shoring up the sides of the hole (usually done with rocks). So, for the farmer looking to dig, he must first get all his other work done, so he can spend the several days needed for digging.  He must find, gather, and carry the rocks he will need to shore up the sides of the hole as he digs. Furthermore, after just a few feet, he needs help lifting the soil out of the hole and eventually lifting him up as well.

           So just imagine after digging all day in a deep dark hole, then finding the energy to climb up the rope to get out…. Then rest up, do the daily chores and get ready for the next day.  Not forgeting, before you leave the hole at night, you will need to build the rock walls to keep it from caving in.

           IF dowsing for a well site was just chance, then throughout the Midwest, you would expect to find ‘dry holes’ from unsuccessful wells.  You would expect to see the shoring they did on the walls, and those holes would likely be at least 15’ deep.

You don’t see that.  Anywhere.

           That is because, dowsing for water works.  It doesn’t make any difference if the scientists believe it, because we have proof on nearly every farm from New York to Nebraska.

That is what I mean by SEEING what you look at.  Here is another example.

           Nicola Tesla invented the bifilar antenna.  That is the antenna used in radionic instruments.  The concept is to take the signal, bend it back upon itself so that it cancels the electric and magnetic components of the signal, it cancels all the interference. We see the same bifilar design in a labyrinth.  The path takes the person around and doubles back and around again.  Just walking a labyrinth can clear your mind and calm your nerves. The point is you are doing the same thing!  You are cancelling the energies that are not harmonious.  

But wait it gets better….

           In biodynamic farming, they make their preparations, then stir them in specific ways…. First clockwise for so many seconds then counterclockwise, the clockwise…. They do this for hours.  The very best biodynamic farmers keep a specific intent in mind as they stir. So, not only are they AGAIN, cancelling the discordant energies, by stirring back and forth they also opening up the liquid crystalline structure of the water to accept new patterns.

           When you SEE what is happening, then you can also see how perhaps you can improve your next labyrinth, or your next preparation.  

One last example for this paper.

           In homeopathy the final step in clocking the new patterns into the liquid is succussing.  In most cases, by shaking the preparation, or in some cases tapping the container on the side. Each and every one of us has made a homeopathic preparation.  Maybe you just didn’t know it.  At some time, you were gathered around a table, and someone offered a toast, then you all clinked your glasses together. In effect, you created an intent, (a thought pattern) then you succussed it into the drink. Creating a thought pattern, then thumping the container ingrains that pattern into the liquid crystalline structure of the water.

           So, what is happening when you are at a heavy metal concert?  Is there an energetic message being presented?  Yes, through the lyrics.  Is it being succussed?  Yes, through the bass…...  Whether that is a pattern you want impressed into the liquids in your body or not, is up to you. But when you SEE what is happening, then you can decide how to move forward.

So, many of the things we seek are hidden right in plain sight…….