We have already mentioned that dowsers are looking for an underground stream of flowing drinking water. For that, you need the necessary equipment: a fork or a plumb line, it is best to combine both. We have already said that every underground stream has seven false signals on each side of the stream, each of which contains the data of the real stream. Something similar to when you look at yourself in the mirror. The person you see is you, but if you analyze it better, it's not like that. In your mirror image, the right hand is the left hand, the right eye is the left eye. There is your image in the mirror, but it is false, untrue in details.
This is also the case when looking for water. If the forks start turning while working in the field, it is only a sign that you are either on 14 false signals, or on the right one. How we will get there, we will see when describing the work in the field. During the request by the interested parties, two cases should be defined, namely whether the amount of water needed by one household is requested, or whether it is about the needs of several households, village, and even urban use. It is clear that in the first case the search works are simpler than in the second case. One household is satisfied with 2 to 4 lit/min, while settlements need incomparably larger amounts of water. This requires much longer and more extensive work, which can last several days, in order to find such veins during field research. When we have already taken on the job of finding a vein of underground water, we still need to make some preparations. We should try to find a special map of that area, to get to know the geomorphology, and possibly the geological conditions in that part of the terrain. If, on the other hand, the terrain, which we need to investigate, occupies a larger area, we will try to determine approximately the places on the map where the underground streams move, their depth and quantity. This belongs to the domain of dowsing works on cards (teleradiesthesia), which will be discussed further. If it is a single plot, whether it is a yard or a courtyard of a country house, whether it is a weekend plot, the procedure is the same: First, so that we do not have to inspect the whole plot, we ask the owner to show us a place where it would be convenient for him to have a well. Every owner will do it immediately. So we will review that part first. If it turns out that there is no suitable underground water flow, we will proceed with the investigation of the rest of the plot. We will take forks in our hands (whether wooden or metal, whether spiral or forked, or rectangular) and with them we will first perform the so-called filling with appropriate radiations on water. We will stop anywhere on the lot and perform the so-called mental orientation, or mental agreement with the help of concentration on the underground water flow... It would probably look like this: You will mentally concentrate on the fact that you want your forks to be sensitive to finding groundwater flows and wait for the forks to make one turn in place.. This should be a sign that they are now ready to react to the signals coming from the ground water. If you have learned to work with a plumb bob, you can make a wish like this: "I want my plumb bob to show me by swinging in which direction I should go in order to find the signal of the groundwater flow the fastest?" When the pendulum moved and when it oscillated it showed the direction to go, it is actually a direction that is perpendicular to the flow of water. You can now start with the forks in that direction, until they show by their jerking (for fork forks) or their turning (for spiral forks) or by crossing their arms (for rectangular forks) that you have come across a signal, which is given by underground water. It should be repeated one more time to make sure it's there. Now it remains for us to establish whether we are on the right course, or we are on a false signal. There are several ways: 1) to place an iron object, a rod or a nail in the place where we think the flow is. If then, when crossing the stream, the forks remain stationary, then it is a real stream. If they turn, then it is a reflection (false signal); 2) to stop breathing when crossing the stream. If the fork (or plumb line) does not move, then it is a reflection, not a true flow. If they move, then it is the right flow; 3) if we stop in the flow, we raise and lower the forks, if the forks turn, it is a reflection, not a real flow.
