Dowsing Rod

The dowsing rod has singled you out to tell you that your search is almost over. You have spent a long time looking in the wrong places, and the moment has come to feel with your heart and let the natural elements guide you.

Then you will find yourself heading the right way of your own accord. Follow the path meant for you and stay alert to the signs in the flow of water beneath your feet and in the depth of the earth. Do not cling to someone else's path, because it can carry you into far harsher country. You are looking for your way, and they for theirs.

Nature will lead you, so go outside, find the streams and the rivers, and see what the reflection in them tells you.

Verse
I search right here; I search with care.
And still I ask: is this the where?
The answer lies all round about,
in lakes and streams it has come out.

Other meanings
Seek and you will find. Do not give up, you are almost there. It is time to take your fate into your own hands. You will soon recover something you had lost. You have found the information you were looking for. Reconciliation and reunion bring much happiness.

About the dowsing rod
More than 8,000 years ago, ancient tribespeople painted a dowser on the walls of the Tassili caves in North Africa, a forked branch in his hands, searching for water. On the Egyptian coast we also see pharaohs holding instruments that resemble dowsing rods. In one biblical account Moses uses the staff God gave him to find water.