“Yes, that sounds like it might be true”
Is a statement that Gwas and I use infrequently. What our preference is, is to say “Let’s test that to see if what he/she says is true for us”. Sounds fair to me, at least we’re not dismissing “stuff” out right.
In this month’s Journal of the British Society of Dowsers, “Dowsing Today”, there is an article by Elisabeth Brown on causative diagnosis.
In the article Elisabeth tells of how she came across the notion of causitive diagnosis when she determined that a clients cancer was caused by hair dye she used (see the article).
On the BSD site it says:
…knowing the underlying causes is the key to optimising treatment and therefore full restoration of health; reveal the main causes of different types of cancer, CFS, skin conditions and allergies; and show exactly why electromagnetic pollution, geopathic stress, and mobile phones can have such devastating effects.
Okay, now as I mentioned Gwas and I are explorers in our own right and so dont take much on faith, why? when we can test it our selves? As our motto is…
Don’t believe what we say, go and test it for yourself!
So I did just that.
Now then, I have Type II diabetes and was diagnosed around 2003 when symptoms such as excessive thirst had me off to the quacks for certification, er, I mean diagnosis. Anyway I thought I would try out “Causative Diagnosis” on my Diabetes to see what I would get. Here are the questions…
- Can I ask about it? Yes – Obviously or this post would be a bit small.
- How long ago did I contract Diabetes? This is an interesting question because I knew that it must be longer than 7 years. The answer was 9 years ago. I didn’t bother with the exact date.
- How many contributing factors where there? Many (unhelpful)
- How many were major contributive factors? Two (much better).
- Where they the same level of contribution? No, They were a factor of 9 different, i.e. one was 9 times more causative than the other. wow!
Okay, so now I explored this “uber” causative factor. Was it to do with…
- Emotional
- Mental
- Biological/Genetic
- Food
As I began asking these, my intuition immediately kicked in and said “Environmental” But my rational brain replied “That is a rubbish answer” and so I carried on.
- Is it to do with Energy? I got a slight wobble which indicates “you’re on the right track”
So I thought, Okay is it Environmental? A big yes (almost as if the Rods were happy to see me ask).
Here is the thing, when I went into this experiment I was expecting these answers:
- Genetic, Obesity (though I haven’t been obese, bit overweight maybe), Food
Since the quacks reckon that these are the “causative” factors.
So I was really surprised when I didn’t get these.
- I then asked whether it was home or work environment, and I got home.
Home Environment Energy? A thought occurred to me…
- Was it that good ol’ Geopathic Stress that everyone harps on about? No, Darn!
I have to confess that at this time my intuition and frankly belief in “causative diagnosis” was suffering. I ambled back and forth trying to gain some vantage point…
- Was it to do with my partners energies? No
- Was it my energies? No (obviously since these weren’t environmental)
- So it wasn’t EMF or anything like that? No
- Blind springs, ley lines? No and No (As you can see I was reaching)
Then something occured to me that stopped me in my tracks…Surely it couldn’t be that? The time frame fitted exactly but…wow…what a find and what would it mean?
Flashback
If readers recall, about a year ago I dowsed my house quite extensively and found a highly negative black stream of energy flowing throughout it. This stream had been there for “7 years” and had been causing bad stuff to happen for all that time. It took me a while and some effort to clear it.
Now
The rods were telling me that my Diabetes was caused by this black stream! What, where, who…wow! I never expected this answer. Not in a forever…
Since I “cleaned up” the house I have been feeling a lot better, but I wonder…if energies where the cause, could energies be the fix?
Next time…
Kal Malik
