Divining HealthHere, the dowser asks specific questions of the |
| "Dowsing" is the venerable art of locating
something by tuning-in to its natural magnetic or electromagnetic energy.
"Divining" is the application of intuitive perception and heightened
insight. In Energy Psychology, we're dowsing to locate energetic information
and divining the significance of that information as it applies to our
psychological health.
All four types of energy tests mentioned in the Energy
Testing section above represent dowsing in action. Whether testing
the energy available in a muscle, the body's natural inclination toward
a positive influence, the hand's galvanic skin response (basic lie-detection),
or energy's effect on a device such as a pendulum, we are dowsing to
obtain information. I ask you now, is not the Sway Test proof positive
that the human body itself is a "divining rod"? As a natural,
device-less dowsing test, it convinces me every time! |
| "In Energy Psychology, we're
dowsing for information about energy flow rather than information about water flow and where to drill the well. But it's dowsing all the same." |
| Divining Health.
In Energy Psychology, dowsed information may be used to assess the client's
energy system disturbance, to select an appropriate treatment modality,
and then to assess the client's energy system after treatment to evaluate
the results. In "Divining Health," I have developed an experimental,
multidimensional therapy approach which addresses the client's energy-based
problems exactly this way, relying routinely on pendulum or GSR ("sticky-finger")
dowsing. My manual, "Divining
Health", is your fully-illustrated guide to this novel and easy-to-follow
self-care modality. In North Carolina, licensed psychologist, Dr.Mary
"Mo" Wheeler, has developed a somewhat similar dowsing approach
which she calls, "Creative Energy Therapy," or "CET."
In my Divining Health approach, pendulum dowsing is used to identify disturbance in 11 energy systems known to influence an individual's feeling and functioning. Dowsing is used also to indicate the nature of the energy disturbance (e.g., polarity problem; disorganized or depleted energy), and other contributing factors (e.g., dehydration, electromagnetic interference, negative thoughts/beliefs). Together, the client and I apply our insight and intuition to the energy-test information to "divine" its meaning in the client's life in relation to his/her beliefs, values and personal/ treatment goals. The pendulum then informs our selection of appropriate treatment options (e.g., EFT, BSFF, TAT, Matrix, Energy Exercises, Hypnotherapy, etc.). Similarly, dowsing helps us evaluate the client's energy status after treatment, and data can be recorded in percentage terms using a multipurpose dowsing chart devised by master dowser, Walt Woods (1993). The Divining Health protocol is informative and efficient to implement, causing minimal emotional distress. In my experience to date, both personal and professional, the Divining Health therapy format produces fast and effective results. Divining for Life. The capability
to make healthy choices in all areas of life is divinely present in
each of us. Energetically, we know what's good for us. Whether we use
a feedback device like a pendulum to magnify our own subtle movements
or trust our body's physical demonstration of our not-quite-conscious
wisdom, energy-testing is an excellent way to cultivate the intuitive
perception and heightened insight that is divining. Divining is a skill
each of us can hone to serve our greatest good, physically, emotionally,
mentally and spiritually. Ultimately, divining what is truly health-full
for us as humans, individually and as a global community, may be the
most powerful approach to conscious evolution that we can develop. Therefore,
let us… |
| Reach for the unreachable… |
| Divine our way there… |
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| ~ AND THE WORLD WILL BE A BETTER PLACE ~ |
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