Have you ever used this?

[Satanakaraj666]

This thing is known by several names, depends for what purpose one uses it for. It's mainly known as dowsing rods historically used for finding precious metals, stones, other treasures and water. During European settlement, early Americans successfully used it for finding water.

Another use for it is for paranormal/psychic/mediumship purposes. It can be used to contact a spirit of the dead. Some paranormal investigators use it just for this.

As we are conscious of the old gods and that we have a personal spirit guide/daimon, I wonder if anyone here has used it to communicate with their personal demon. If not, would you try this at all?

[AnonPoster]

No. Have you? Any success rate?

[Satanakaraj666]

No. Have you? Any success rate?

I do not have it currently, but I'm looking to purchase one.

[AnonPoster]

No. Have you? Any success rate?

I do not have it currently, but I'm looking to purchase one.

I am intrigued by it. Please keep us updated

[Satanakaraj666]

This gentleman here is using rods made from the wire clothes hanger. For this video, his use for it is for finding propane tanks. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AW_xDXDtDmc

In this video, this person shows how to dowse for water. Another name for this method of finding a water source underground is called "water witching". https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g46YWtPOW18

In this video, the person shows you how to use it to contact spirits. I've seen this done before. He starts asking the spirit at 3:15 >>> https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yOZq6g3qZdw

Final link. In this video, she talks about what to expect, what not to expect, and how to hold it the rods. She starts asking at 12:00. >>> https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UcdyxEAqUNM

You can also use the rods to find lost objects.

Christians say this tool is of the devil, and it's the work of the demons, which, in their mind, are evil. We already know otherwise.

Furthermore, these videos I linked up there shows the L shaped rods. There's one shaped as a Y, and appropriately called the Y rods. This rod maneuvers up and down instead of left or right rotation. This was also used for dowsing water or minerals underground, especially by the early American settlers. They simply used the branches off of a tree.

If anyone got to watching these videos, let me know what you think. Seeing that you can make these rods yourself, if you get to making and using it, please let us know your experience with it.