Nyack Paranormal Develops
New Tool to Test Dowsing Rods
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The Secure
and Steady Dowsing Rods
(Patent Pending October 21, 2009) |
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Read the critical review of
the early prototype by K. Biddle of
PIRA |
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!NEW!
I have two (2) more units available in stock.
More will be available soon so please be patient |
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Each unit is $40
plus $5 shipping.
For a limited time I am including the removable base, a compass and an LED
clip on light (tripod not included).
See below for more information.
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TESTIMONIALS |
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"As a water
dowser, I have found these Dowsing Rods to be incredibly stable when
using on a tripod. I still have had success with the rods moving while
taking out the manipulation equation that Kenny is speaking about."
Nance Ratliff- PARA, Et.Al. |
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"The 'Secure
and Steady Divining Rods' Device is the just the first step to
producing credibility to dowsing rods; Mitch has taken the action to
do so. Thank, Mitch, for allowing ROPE to be one of the 5 testing
subjects for this project!"
Crystal Meyers- R.O.P.E. |
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"I highly
recommend these for anyone who still believes Dowsing Rods can find
and/or detect ghosts. This device takes much of the human manipulation
out of the equation."
Kenny Biddle- P.I.R.A.
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"Silverstein's
"dowsing rig" is a top notch item that can finally take the guess work
out of one of the paranormals oldest tools of the trade; eliminating
the possibilities of self movement, a genius invention that will help
push the entire field of investigation ahead."
Jason Gowin- A&E's Extreme Paranormal |
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Rig shown with removable stand with
rubber feet and compass with velcro attachment |
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The Rig |
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This rig is
designed to keep the aluminum handles (or other metal) in a fixed and
parallel position. This will not allow individual manipulation
of the rods. Theoretically the rods should not cross or splay unless
an outside force is at work.
In addition to
the fixed handles, there is a round bulls eye level mounted on the top
of the lower cross beam. The user is required to maintain level
throughout the procedure for dowsing. With a little practice and
concentration, one can do it while walking around.
For those who
utilize rods for paranormal research, the rig can mount on a tripod,
set to be level, and gripped while standing or sitting in a stationary
place. you can use them just as you use any set of rods. An
optional stand allows you to place it on a flat surface for display or
a level surface for use.
An optional compass can detect
magnetic fields that might affect your progress or use it to orient
yourself parallel or perpendicular to the Earth's poles. The rods are
.995 pure copper. |
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The rig is shown on
a
tripod. A full size tripod provides a more secure set up. Handles
are rigid and fixed. |
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The Story |
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We currently
have five units in the field being tested by good friends of ours (NR,
KB &
JG, R.O.P.E. and JC).
They are very much interested in finding out what may be behind hits
with dowsing rods and are totally approaching the project with open
minds and accurate representation. Feedback so far has been very
positive.
Although Dowsers
I have spoken to state that they may manipulate rods subconsciously,
as channeled energy, they also report many instances where they feel
they did not. The Secure and Steady Dowsing Rod will help answer those
questions. There are some very interesting results to be published in
the near future.
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As a Training Tool |
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I believe if you
have the skill or the extra sense for the rods to work with you, this
rig can be used as a training tool. If the rods are just an
indicator of your internal energy, the rig will inhibit your outward
physical reaction allowing yourself to concentrate on your 'feelings'.
You can develop your skills at recognizing the energy without the use
of a tool. Its a similar process to biofeedback training.
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The
Secure and Steady Dowsing Rod |
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Here you can see the
round bubble level allowing the user to maintain a proper XYZ axis. |
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