Exercise 4: Map Dowsing
Map dowsing, also known as remote dowsing, is the practice of using a map and a pendulum to locate something from a distance. This technique is often used to find resources, energy fields, or even missing people in distant locations.
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Choose Your Map: Select a map of the area where you want to find something. This could be a local map, a city map, or even a world map if you're searching over a larger distance.
Set Your Intention: Focus on what you're trying to locate—whether it's a resource, an energy field, or a specific location. Hold the pendulum over the map and silently ask it to guide you to the right spot.
Scan the Map: Slowly move the pendulum over the map, watching for any changes in movement. The pendulum may start to swing, circle, or point toward a specific area. Pay attention to any spots where the pendulum's movement becomes stronger or more focused.
Narrow the Search: Once the pendulum identifies a general area, move the pendulum over smaller sections of the map to narrow down the location further. Ask specific questions to confirm the location.
Mark the Location: Once you've identified the area on the map, mark it with a pen or pin. This is the area where your target is most likely to be. If possible, follow up by visiting the location or gathering more information to confirm your results.
Track Your Accuracy: As with other dowsing techniques, keeping a journal of your map dowsing results will help you improve your accuracy over time.