We have several energy vortexes on our property in Centurion, South Africa that have been pointed out to me, and which I have confirmed by dowsing with my pendulum. Thank you for this post! It really has helped me realise I may not be mad. This is the best description I have heard so far! This has opened up a whole new world to us and we hope our property will be used in the future by many who will benefit from this... There is so little information available locally here about this, and obviously such little scientific ability to prove it. Please be in touch if you are able to advise me on how to do so scientifically.

@LeslieKleinSeattle

2 ай бұрын

Energy Vortexes are areas of increased electromagnetic energy which dowsing rods or equivalents can locate. But your comment indicates that you yourself cannot feel the increased electromagnetic energy. I antidotically believe about 30 % of people can feel the "buzz" or the increased electromagnetic energy. Time to bring your friends to a "hypothesized" energy vortex to see if any of them can feel the energy. For example If you bring 10 friends to the location and none can feel the energy, the odds are high that a vortex is not present. Once you find someone who can feel the energy and the direction of flow which a dowsing rod cannot determine, it is time to buy a electromagnetic measuring instrument similar to that shown in the below video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fI2pxMaaldPbobA.html (Measuring the "Energy" From Energy Vortexes) Hope this helps

Question: According to your experiments, a person will (maybe) experience tingling in vortexes (places of higher electromagnetic energy). According to Google, people will experience tingling in places with lower frequency. Could you please clarify this contradiction for me? Thank you. I liked your video and watched it twice.

@LeslieKleinSeattle

Ай бұрын

Tingling is just a term here for what many call a buzz and others call a sensation. No one knows what causes some people to feel this. Scientific research is needed and I am not a scientist, I am a documenter. Regardless, thank you for your comment.