Pure fiction.

Do more research there's people that can sense earthquakes. There's something we don't quite understand about ourselves maybe several things that we haven't used in hundreds of years something really simple and extinctional Instincts

Intuition is a better word than connected

My mom talked of grandpa Perry would use sticks walking barefoot. He was part of the earth when he did that.

​@@vulgarknight5856move on ,,no one force u to watch this

I have heard this same story many times. Thanks for sharing.

I used the pieces that you drive gutter nails thru. The round cylinder piece. Worked great!!

This is called "dowsing" and is the same thing as a locator spell in witchcraft. In fact this is not using science at all, but it is using witchcraft to communicate with demons. I'm not kidding. In case you think it's the metal, dowsing is also done with plain sticks. It has no scientific basis. This is seriously a form of witchcraft, so much so that one of the names for water dowsers is "water witches". Seriously. In thousands of years, dowsing has not held up to scientific scrutiny. If it were scientific, we would have uncovered it. It is not, this is demonic, it is a locator spell. Other forms of dowsing are using a pendulum, and chanting and casting spells. This is not a science, it is witchcraft like an Ouija board. This method has nothing to do with leveling, or any other scientific instrument. This method is physically contacting demonic spirits to answer. It an an attempt to make contact with the spirit world. Many times, it is sheer luck that people find water (since it is everywhere), but other times, it is actually coming into contact with demonic spirits. If you open up the door to the spiritual world, there will be severe consequences. It's likely that if you searched for water dowsers you would find that they often met with some unusual and terrifying fate. I am dead serious, do NOT do this because this is NOT science, it is witchcraft. You are "divining", asking the spirits for guidance, like an Ouija board. That is what this "method" is, because it is not grounded in science, only religion, it is the exact same thing as looking for a message from an Ouija board or holding a pendulum over a map to try to find some secret location. Dowsing has also been done to search for gold or gems or anything underground. The truth is that if you dig anywhere, you are likely to find water. There is water under the Earth of almost everywhere. Just start digging and you will find water. You don't need to do locator spells like this, or other forms witchcraft. Water is everywhere.

Great idea on the pens. Thanks for sharing that!

That’s actually interesting, are you serious?

this comment gave me life today ❤

Were you barefoot?

Nope.

It's the vibrations of the water, earth. Harmonic In a way.

For some reason it works. They used dowsing rods to find water to build a well on my family's farm. I was totally skeptical as a kid, but still the pump works until now.

that's interesting, never heard that before about mules

@@libertangolyrics3308 mules are waaaaay smarter than horses...

Ppl used miles an jack asses because they can see all four hooves they can see where each step is there for they won't step on crops that's why they use them at grand canyon but what you say is also true

When I lived in MT me and an old guy were talking about water. He said something I thought was interesting. In that part of the country creeks rivers or springs might be a long way apart. But deer, antelope etc have trails going to water. He said he believes it's because they can feel the water moving underground to the place where it comes out and they just sorta follow that underground water.

@@petemangrum6015 That is a very interesting idea. I have heard that you can follow animals to where they "lick" the ground for salt and minerals. Older people called them "Salt licks". We could all benefit from watching the animals.

Unfortunately his video does not explain how it works. It works because of kinetic energy and something moving under you. This can be seen in an experiment were somebody turns on a water hose and is able to get the wires to move but once the hoses off he cannot replicate it

Didn't believe it before today but yeah it works. What really proved it to me is it doesn't find treasure or oil or random voids it works really well finding underground utilities. Certain it has something to do with the change of your body's electrical potential when it walks over a material/conductor that affects the electric potential in your body when you cross over it. Changing the electric potential between the metal wires forcing them together when your charge changes. My theory personally given me witness it work REALLY well on electrical lines specifically. Even non conductive materials or voids can make them work as a lack of material, or a change is material (soil to concrete pipe) have vastly different conductive properties, that will affect your body's charge when you pass over. I'm no expert but that miiiiight be how it's working.

I believe that it is an imparted gift. I had never used them before, and as a kid I was shown the gift by a user, and I have been able to use them successfully after that time. It isn’t “witchery,” it is something that God (with understanding) allows mankind to use for the good of mankind.

@@jayham1970 There are many verses in the Bible about the "Gifts". Like 1 Timothy 4:14. 'Do not neglect the spiritual gift within you, which was bestowed on you.... Read 1 Corinthians 12: 1 thru 31. 1 Corinthians 14:12 Exodus 31:3 2 Timothy 1:6 Hebrews 2:4 I believe that GOD has given us everything we need. We just need to Find IT. Many things have been forgotten, we just need to Pray for them. GOD bless you

I guess dowsing rods kindof work like bugs' antennae that sense frequencies and whatnot.

I am not doubting any scientific facts you are mentioning but people are encouraged to form a relationship with their rods by asking them things like; what way will you move for 'yes' or 'no' ect. The rods often move in response to the questions and there's nothing scientific about THAT and you know it. I am not worried about anything or full of hysteria. I am approaching this logically. This gentleman is openly admitting that he doesn't know exactly what makes this work. My own personal belief regarding how this works (not that this person wants you to have any beliefs) is that a spirit (good or bad) moves the rods. A good spirit (angel) would move the rods to genuinely help you. A bad spirit (''demon'') which is a rebellious angel on the other hand will move the rods with the motive of deceptively pretending to be an angel/ghost that's helping you so that you innocently and regularly keep in contact with it, which can give it the opportunity to cause mayhem in you life. Notice this gentleman said ''there is nothing special about me''. That statement could well indicate that an evil spirit is regularly making him feel very bad about himself. Since this person/anyone is not 100% sure how dowsing is done and offers no direct scientific explanation for how this works, it maybe wiser if he/anyone didn't do it in case they are getting involved with demons. The rods really do move, and there is no scientific explanation for this anywhere. Much more likely to be paranormal than natural. You can search for ANYTHING not just water ect and rods wouldn't know what your brain is looking for anyway. This is close to messing around with a ouija board, and you can't be sure of what comes through from the other side. It's logic not hysteria.

I used a set of coat hangars once when I was 12. My father's cousin showed me how to keep me quiet during a visit once. I found his water main. I did it again today for the first time since I was 12 for my son's in laws and found 4 good prospects in a 20 X 20 foot square. I will be 66 in 3 weeks. I don't have a for sure answer as to how it works. I don't think it's supernatural. I don't know if these are the answers but I have heard: 1) (THE CLAIM), If one happens to be witching over an underground flowing river, it could be a static charge similar to the "feelers" that come up from the ground to meet a cloud to ground lightening strike. (TRUTH) With moving water, this sounds plausible. I have seen a static charge generator built out of a laboratory ring stand, 2 small rings cut from 3/4 copper water pipe, and a piece of wire. You ground one ring, put the apparatus under a water faucet set to drip through the 2 rings. When a sufficient static charge is built up, it will jump a bright spark. This is done with water dripping through 3/4 inch rings. Somehow, I doubt if one could obtain the same effect with 2 coat hangers through multiple feet / yards of dirt and rock. The lightening feelers are proven science. This is why if you're walking in or near a lightening storm, (DUMB IDEA, I KNOW!), and the hair on your head, neck or arms starts to stand up, HIT THE GROUND and hope it misses you. If you run, the feeler can "see" you as a low resistance path to ground and follow you drawing the lightening strike to you or you could unknowingly be running at the feeler coming down from the clouds hastening your demise. NOT by intelligence of the ground or clouds but by physics. 2) (TRUTH), EVERYTHING is made up of atoms which have an electric charge. By real world standards, this charge is way beyond microscopic. Not that you could see it but it is extremely tiny and takes things like the LHC or Large Hadron Collider at C.E.R.N. on the Switzerland / France border to measure it. (THE CLAIM) is that the wires can move by absorbing some of this charge. Like poles of a magnet attract or repel just like the wires can cross or split. Neither of these explain how water "witches" who use "Y" shaped willow branches work their magic or the people who use non magnetic rods do theirs. While above the earth, in a laboratory, one can make non magnetic metals react to electric charges as in the Laden jar using aluminum or gold foil strips and a Van Degraf generator. Two strips hanging by side in the jar will separate when brought near a charged Van Degraf generator or high voltage energized Tesla coil. 3) THE CLAIM) Spirits come up from water filled voids and move the rods apart invisibly. (TRUTH) If this happens, BOTTLE THAT WATER, SLAP A 190 PROOF "EVERCLEAR" or "GOLDEN GRAIN" LABEL ON IT AND DO NOT TELL ANYONE WHERE YOU GOT IT FROM!!! THEN APPLY FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE. This is because the distillery up the hill from your house has sprung a leak and is leaching "spirits" into your well and you are seeing things. 🤣 Here's the funny part. I have 18 screws and 4 rods in my neck from between my shoulders up to my skull. This has nothing to do with water witching other than the fact that I can't stand up straight without bending my knees. I was out today trying to help my son's in laws because their well is drying up. My wires were straight out from my hands but at a 30 or 40 degree angle DOWN. Both times that I've done this, the wires go from straight ahead to split but today they were fighting gravity to split fast and wide enough to hit my shoulders and stay there until I passed the spots. My son asked if he could try it so I handed him the wires. As I said, for me, the wires split. He walked over my spots that he spray painted and the wires CROSSED for him. He was standing straight up and we expected either no reaction or a split. I was watching closely. When his crossed, I knew he wasn't faking because he didn't know that they could cross. He hoped for results like mine. I have no explanation why. My son is 24 now and I had told him the story of how I'd learned this back when he was in grade school. He didn't take it seriously but when he was helping his father in law the other day, the dry well came into the conversation. My son jokingly told him that I could witch water and he jumped on it and told the land lord who approached me today while I was visiting my son and his family and installing a dishwasher. He even offered to pay me which I refused because I couldn't guarantee results plus I can afford 10 minutes to help anybody. I'd have done it if he was a stranger. For all I know, we found oil which is prevalent in that county. Then I might ask for gas money. 😁

...My opinion is They work because of the electromagnetic field... I don't claim to have the answers but the electromagnetic field wouldn't account for the people who use brass brazing rods or willow branches as these are not magnetic.

@Just Moi yes! Very true, that's why rubber soled shoes are used. Cuts us off

As someone with an educating in electromagnetic engineering, this is exactly what I suspect as well, though I'd love to see a fellow scientist prove that out. 😉 I believe the metal rods basically just enhance our body's natural antenna and provide a visual cue as the gentleman said.

Just located a sewer line and septic field for someone. Everything was right where I marked it when they dug. A huge sycamore tree was giving me fits.

​@@TigerCreekFarmWhy the tree or it cannot be explained? Competing voids? I really want to know people or someone who does this. I called every person in my state listed as a member of the Society of dowsers.

It dont work bro

@@creamcheese4269 TROLL! Don't brag about arrogance. I personally had 2 well companies out on my mountain top property and they BOTH dowsed for water. Without ever contacting eachother they both traced water to the same source were my well currently is. Utility companies hire dowsers to work for multi million dollar companies. The process is legit and you don't know much.

@@goldenratio5117 guess what? There is water under the ground no matter where you go. Doesnt matter if its 10 steps east or north, theres still gonna be water.

@@creamcheese4269 you don't know anything about snow melt, run off, wells or brain cells. You sounds beyond salvageable. How do you have internet in a basement?

@@goldenratio5117 i know that none of that shit moves sticks in your hands

Your third eye has much to do with it. Meaning, your connection to the earth and all around you. You have to be grounded and sometimes folks aren't at that point, and may never be IN THIS PARTICULAR WAY. But my great grandfather was a well Witcher, I still have his rods, and my grandfather showed me how to use them when I was a kid. I am currently about to dig em out as all the new digital tools can't tell us how far the damage is NOR have they been able to know where to start digging in? My neighbors all want to try! Hope I can still do it?

Awesome. Let us know how it's going. It would be spectacular if I'd learn the birthplace of my gr.grandmother. She's a real mystery. Orphaned but never adopted. She thought she was German. Her maiden name was Polish. Her DNA was Slavic. I mean wow.

An interesting fyi. The treaty banning whites out of the Badlands. 1874? Anyway a cartography of the entire area had been made and map completed. Gold was discovered by Custer and company. 1876 I think. Just say'n. They sure got'm didn't they.

You ever hear of Lay lines. I think that's how you spell it. Your idea sounds plausible.

@@ritamccartt-kordon283 it’s the earths natural meridians ❤🌎

I think it has something to do with it too. Since the first time I tried dowsing, it worked like a charm. And I’ve always had this issue with watches…I break them. Not like I’m clumsy and physically break them but if I wear a watch for like a week, it’ll stop working. Brand new batteries die. I’ve even had automatics stop running on my wrist. I’ve heard other people say that the6 have similar issues and claim it’s related to body chemistry and somehow something happens when a watch is left in contact with their skin, some kind of something or other causes the batteries to die. I have no idea what it is, but it’s been that way my whole life. I remember my parents getting upset with me because when I got old enough and wanted to start wearing watches, (shout out wearing two Swatch Watches on the same wrist) they were sure I was doing something to them to mess them up. Anyway, I’ve heard of others who are successful at dowsing say they have the same problems with watches. I’d really like to learn more about what’s going on, but no idea where to start.

Waters is an insulator, not a conductor, the minerals in water are whats conductive. We use pure water to clean electrical lines because its non-conductive

It is really a disconnection from the past. How were wells found in biblical times? It's sad.

That's because there's water everywhere, but depending on where you dig you might have to dig further or not but you'll almost always find water. They've done many experiments and these rods are a scam, they do not work. It's like a quija board, they only move if the person holding them moves them.

Exactly if they had used machinery they could have likely found a much better point to make the well shorter. Also the fact of it being an artesian well doesn’t affect if there will be issues with the well or if it will run dry

​@@krispyasfk2567Why do you care? Believe what you want and move on.....lol 🤷🙄

​@@BryanM86Lol.... that's YOUR opinion....do it your way and move on.....🤷🙄

@@penny5334 actually it’s not an opinion it’s a fact a machine would do a much better job

Really ? That's neat , I will try it out tomorrow and then let my friend have a go too 😀

They defied the laws of physics. So they trully can not find water

@@franekorlowski5410 tell that to the thous of farmers like me that find water everyday with these

Cindy Wade After reading this, I will definitrly be trying dowsing. Dowsing Note: written on Apr 15, 1997 "The practice of dowsing, using divining rods to locate water, is so common as to not be doubted, but no one, including the practitioner, understands how they work. Some humans can douse, but most cannot, so its recognized to be a talent or ability within the practitioner. Dowsing works best when the dowser is allowed to walk about out in the fields and forest by him or herself, uninterrupted. When crowds follow about, they are less likely to find water, and many dowsers come unannounced at odd hours to assure themselves the privacy they require. Dowsers are called upon when all else fails. Well after well has been dug, following the geologists recommendations on the lay of the land, location of local springs, emergence of underground streams or rivers, stratification of rock layers, and success of other wells in the area. In despair, the dowser is brought in, and against all odds and against all reason they point to an unlikely place and chances are that a well placed there will be productive. What is going on during dowsing, and how does this work? An oft quoted phrase is that man is 98% water, as is all plant and animal life. Water carries electric current, if fact so effectively that lightning will race through water as well as metal wires on its way to the ground. The human body senses electrical charges in the vicinity, as the movement of electrons in all their many forms is not isolated to where the current is running. An electric current creates an electrical field around it, just as a river of water causes humidity in the air nearby. Humans are sensitive to electric current, as the higher rate of cancer in those who live near high tension wires attests. The dowser listens to what his body is telling him, a very quiet voice but a voice nonetheless. The electrical current in groundwater is stronger where the water has filled all connected air pockets that might act as insulators. This fact has been noted by geologists monitoring earthquakes, as the electrostatic bursts increase as the ground comes under pressure preceding an earthquake. Geologists recognize that this increase in electrostatic bursts is due to compression of the groundwater. The dowser is locating, with his sensitive body, those places where the groundwater has collected and accumulated, coming under pressure in that it cannot easily leave. The mystery of the divining rods is more easily understood when one understands that the divining rods are in fact the dowser's hands. The rods, extending from the dowser's hands, allow the dowser to note how his hands are reacting. They are a signal flag, helping the dowser note the whispering voice in his body that is saying "here, over here, there is a subtle pull toward an electrical current in the ground". The pull is within the electrical current in the dowser's own body, which seeks to flow in sync with the electrical current in the ground."

Any type of metal works? Iron, Aluminium, Copper?

@@BSOE3058 Plastic tubing I saw made into a Y. I think it's the human psyche not metal. I did read that if dousing for mineral that using a bob that unscrews and has a well that you put the mineral in helps. Idk but it makes sense.

@@BSOE3058 Nearly all of the time. But it is the mindset and attitude of the individual that is key.

Surreal

How would you figure out how deep they were?

@@KevinMcC_7 When the rods start moving in toward each other is when the depth starts, and when they point to each other is when you stop. You can measure the distance to see how deep the dig will be. The electrical wires has to be live or it doesn't work.

I use copper wires personally, but you also have to think about what you're wanting to find and that can range from plastic metallic or literally anything else and also it tells you how many feet down, but as previously stated they only find what you want them to find, if you are in a state of mental distress I've noticed they will also not work, kind of like the compass on Pirates of the Caribbean... it finds what you want most.

@@theoutlander9564 How does it determine how many feet down? I heard a man say that they bounced but I didn't know if he meant each bounce was 1 foot, or 10 feet, increments. Thank you.

I heard a man that did this in Oregon say that the rods bounce. That the number of bounces indicates how many feet down the water or object was. It may have been that the "Bounces" could have been in 5 or 10 feet increments. He was talking to another person, I was standing nearby. In the Bible it says to continue to Pray for the Gifts. 1 Corinthians. GOD bless

They'll work for anything you have in mind to look for. When you find water with them, it's because you were looking for water. I reckon if you put it in your mind to find your keys they may even work there.

It can also be used to find oil and untapped deposits. For oil put oil from oil wells in a jar of what type of oil u want to find. Same with metals just hold a few ounces or what ever size u have if it but a roll of 8 ounces works best for me. And how I feel it I feel the energy pulling out from my body into the rods the more energy that it pulls the more of the object is there. Also as the energy leaves u u will feel more drained but if u let go of the rods when u are being drained u will loose that source u are trying to find. Try my method if u wish just putting this out there cause it took me about 5 years to learn this all. Just makeing this easer if u want to try my methods.

​@@Mike-gw9ytit does work. I have done it myself. It's crazy but they work with whatever u want to look for

So GA

I've honestly never paid any attention to any of that. Some people find materials and methods that work better for THEM.

Exactly. That's why I like to use the term "voids" for locating.

Wow I will try tomorrow sounds very interesting

What did you have to do to find the old out house?? I found one back years ago because it had iron in it. I got the iron out and it was full of old glass. Bottles and jars. Had no ideal that was where the money is at. The old house place is gone, but I dug relics from the 1700s. Now I cannot find it again. I have tried dowsing it, but not having any luck. Any information would help. Thanks

​@@jerryridley4114You gave me an inspiration. I have an old foundation about 15x15 in my yard. It's overgrown with grass and piled branches. I'm guessing it was the first structure either a cabin or cottage.

​@@jerryridley4114Did anything work out?

This made me laugh lolol because it’s something we all have done before. Not opened our eyes and had tunnel vision

My guess is that you would get a lot of movement . Trial and error plus experience should help you hone in what to look for.

@@TigerCreekFarm thank you. We'll experiment with it. We build rain caches, but being able to consistently and cheaply make wells would save a lot of small farmers and shepherds around here.

@@rab7889 Here is what I found. Perhaps have everyone you know try it, as not everyone can do it. For those who are fearful, let them read this as it is science. Dowsing Note: written on Apr 15, 1997 "The practice of dowsing, using divining rods to locate water, is so common as to not be doubted, but no one, including the practitioner, understands how they work. Some humans can douse, but most cannot, so its recognized to be a talent or ability within the practitioner. Dowsing works best when the dowser is allowed to walk about out in the fields and forest by him or herself, uninterrupted. When crowds follow about, they are less likely to find water, and many dowsers come unannounced at odd hours to assure themselves the privacy they require. Dowsers are called upon when all else fails. Well after well has been dug, following the geologists recommendations on the lay of the land, location of local springs, emergence of underground streams or rivers, stratification of rock layers, and success of other wells in the area. In despair, the dowser is brought in, and against all odds and against all reason they point to an unlikely place and chances are that a well placed there will be productive. What is going on during dowsing, and how does this work? An oft quoted phrase is that man is 98% water, as is all plant and animal life. Water carries electric current, if fact so effectively that lightning will race through water as well as metal wires on its way to the ground. The human body senses electrical charges in the vicinity, as the movement of electrons in all their many forms is not isolated to where the current is running. An electric current creates an electrical field around it, just as a river of water causes humidity in the air nearby. Humans are sensitive to electric current, as the higher rate of cancer in those who live near high tension wires attests. The dowser listens to what his body is telling him, a very quiet voice but a voice nonetheless. The electrical current in groundwater is stronger where the water has filled all connected air pockets that might act as insulators. This fact has been noted by geologists monitoring earthquakes, as the electrostatic bursts increase as the ground comes under pressure preceding an earthquake. Geologists recognize that this increase in electrostatic bursts is due to compression of the groundwater. The dowser is locating, with his sensitive body, those places where the groundwater has collected and accumulated, coming under pressure in that it cannot easily leave. The mystery of the divining rods is more easily understood when one understands that the divining rods are in fact the dowser's hands. The rods, extending from the dowser's hands, allow the dowser to note how his hands are reacting. They are a signal flag, helping the dowser note the whispering voice in his body that is saying "here, over here, there is a subtle pull toward an electrical current in the ground". The pull is within the electrical current in the dowser's own body, which seeks to flow in sync with the electrical current in the ground."

In rocky / mountainous areas you have moving aquafers , that means you may have to drill through rock. You could find shallow wells too , or voids that fill up that are maybe easier to access.

I am not doubting any scientific facts you are mentioning but people are encouraged to form a relationship with their rods by asking them things like; what way will you move for 'yes' or 'no' ect. The rods often move in response to the questions and there's nothing scientific about THAT and you know it. I am not worried about anything or full of hysteria. I am approaching this logically. This gentleman is openly admitting that he doesn't know exactly what makes this work. My own personal belief regarding how this works (not that this person wants you to have any beliefs) is that a spirit (good or bad) moves the rods. A good spirit (angel) would move the rods to genuinely help you. A bad spirit (''demon'') which is a rebellious angel on the other hand will move the rods with the motive of deceptively pretending to be an angel/ghost that's helping you so that you innocently and regularly keep in contact with it, which can give it the opportunity to cause mayhem in you life. Notice this gentleman said ''there is nothing special about me''. That statement could well indicate that an evil spirit is regularly making him feel very bad about himself. Since this person/anyone is not 100% sure how dowsing is done and offers no direct scientific explanation for how this works, it maybe wiser if he/anyone didn't do it in case they are getting involved with demons. The rods really do move, and there is no scientific explanation for this anywhere. Much more likely to be paranormal than natural. You can search for ANYTHING not just water ect and rods wouldn't know what your brain is looking for anyway. This is close to messing around with a ouija board, and you can't be sure of what comes through from the other side. It's logic not hysteria.

I happen to know a little about electronics and magnets. For to copper or brass rods(which people say work the best) to be attracted to each other it has to be a coil, and then you need a lot more electricity the what the flowing water will make to magnetiz the two coils. For it to work scientifically you would need a transmitter to use those tiny electrons the water makes, to turn a switch on in the transmitter so that that higher volts and amps (from another source) to flow into the coil which would creat a magnetic field and the coil would be attracted to each other. Another thing is they are called "divineing rods" which is occult. Look at the definition of occult. supernatural, mystical, or magical beliefs, practices, or phenomena. "a secret society to study alchemy and the occult" synonyms: the supernatural, the paranormal, supernaturalism, magic, black magic, witchcraft, sorcery, necromancy, wizardry, the black arts, Kabbalah, cabbalism, occultism, diabolism, devil worship, devilry, voodoo, hoodoo, white magic, witchery, witching, orenda, mysticism, makutu, theurgy adjective of, involving, or relating to supernatural, mystical, or magical powers or phenomena. "a follower of occult practices similar to voodoo".

Another thing Willows are not magnetic and therefor cannot be attracted with electricity.

Plain old steel coat hanger.

Your supposed to say no homo after a comment like that lol

@@juancortes5535 your interpretation is way off

@@juancortes5535 your arms look strong as hell

Pat yourself on the back. As a skeptic you chose to try it to see for yourself. Most skeptics find it more useful to do nothing while continuing to call users idiots.

You got me.

I have no experience with that. If you are trying to locate them from above I don't see why not.

It's called idiosyncratic motor. Basically the roads ate unstable and move very easily. A person moves their hand s slight distance, too little to notice, and thevrod moves a great deal. Tests of people looking for random pipes of flowing water, show success rates in line with chance alone.

Patience and a little practice. Try with buried pipes/electrical lines to get the feel.

Watch out - they'll be calling you a nut ;-)

I appreciate it.

You are not alone. I have been contacted by several, science teachers, professors, etc who told me through science they can prove that it doesn't work - but can't explain why it does work for them. We all have a good laugh. There are some things that are beyond our ability to explain and it is difficult to accept without a good grasp of understanding. As you have discovered, experiencing something for yourself can be its own reward. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks