The Ancient Technique of Finding Water Water dowsing—also known as water divining—is a traditional method of locating underground water using a forked stick, rod, or metal wire. The practice dates back centuries and is still used in some rural areas today. A person, known as a dowser, walks slowly over land while holding the dowsing tool loosely. When the tool reacts—by dipping, twitching, or turning—it’s believed to signal the presence of water below. Despite the lack of scientific explanation

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