Dowsing to find Water

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For many people the concept of dowsing is shrouded in mystery. We have visions of dowsers being strangely dressed eccentrics who run about the countryside waving sticks and holding lengthy conversations with wild flowers. The reality couldn't be further from the truth.

Mining corporations spend millions on research to help them find the most likely place to dig for precious metals, diamonds, oil, water and such like and will be the first to admit, that they achieve much better results with a combination of sound geological research and dowsing, than with geological research alone.

Dowsing for water is a skill and science which has been applied for thousands of years.Human beings can't survive for more than a few days without water, and as all other life both animal and plant have built-in systems to help them find that essential water when things start to get a bit dry, it stands to reason, that human beings possess this ability too.
And we do.
Alas for most of us, we have lost this ability. We have lost the knack to sniff out water when we need it. We simply go to the kitchen, grab a glass and turn on the tap. Not much skill required there.

Dowsers on the other hand are people who through exhaustive training and practice have re-discovered their natural built-in extra sensory ability to track water and as mentioned above, are so good at it, that they enjoy the support of the world's oil and mining corporations and are regarded as an essential component of the survey process.

Once you have decided to drill for your own water, and after the desktop geological survey has been done to determine the likelihood of finding water in your area, dowsing will be your next step. The dowser will select the best place on your property to place the drill head.
South Coast Water have dowsers at hand to help you with this process.

So next time your'e enjoying a walk in the woods, and you spot a strangely dressed individual scurrying about in the undergrowth talking to himself, he's most likely not a dowser, but simply a member of the House of Lords enjoying a day out.

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