Water dowsing/witching services

Water dowsing/witching services for hire. Worldwide remote water dowsing services done for your properties to know where to drill your water well. No guesswork risks…

Water dowsing by the Jedi Wizard is done by both conventional and quantum methods, but due to much faster and greater accuracy, the Wizard will use quantum mapping. Being on location on your land is not needed, all can be done by providing a google or apple maps satellite image screenshot with the acre´s to be dowsed square marked.

Water dowsing/witching service report deliverables:

• Overhead view of underground water stream with direction flow, from one end of the property to the other in question,
• Side ground view point, showing stream direction, depth and width,
• Metrics: Depth of water beginning from surface, to bottom depth,
• How many gallons flow per minute potential when pumped,
• Regeneration rate of the water per day. Know max consumption rates.
• List of all minerals content,
• List of any poisons / toxins,
• Water soft/hard rating
• + Any other questions/analysis about the water can be answered. For example some water are good for making certain food products, i.e. high mineral contents for beer, fermented products. Case in point, Beer Lao uses water for their beer making which is drawn from the Himalayan mountains which makes the beer unique. Moonshiners in Appalachia use creek water with good limestone mineralization to produce exceptional moonshine. If the well is for your farm, the Jedi Wizard can consult you on what products your water is special for which can output an exceptional product for good profits. Or even sell the water as an artisan bottled water product.

Sample dowsing report illustration:

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Water dowsing, an ancient and enigmatic practice, is performed by individuals known as dowsers or diviners, who can detect subterranean water through the use of a forked rod, typically crafted from hazel, willow, or other flexible woods, or through the employ of pendulums and L-shaped metal rods. Quantum dowsers now do the old practice with much more sophisticated tech. Traditionally, the dowser traverses the terrain, grasping the instrument delicately yet with intention. When the hidden waters, shrouded beneath the earth, exert their supposed influence upon the divining implement, the rod mysteriously quivers, twitches, or descends, signaling the presence of aquifers, veins, or springs.

Proponents of this art suggest that the dowser’s sensitivity to natural electromagnetic forces enables such discernment, as the body is in fact the antenna. Despite its dubious underpinnings, water dowsing persists as a practice, woven through folklore and tradition, standing as a curious intersection of human intuition and nature’s unseen forces. Modern quantum dowsing is far more accurate and and can hence be done from anywhere without the dowsers need to be on the targeted land.