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Dowsing—also called divining, doodlebugging, water witching—is a technique used to find underground water sources, metal deposits, lost objects, and earth energy lines. Some people use divining rods to converse with the deceased. The classic divining rod is a Y-shaped branch, but many modern dowsers craft their own rods from two L-shaped wires. Keep reading for instructions on how to make your very own divining rod.
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