Christopher Hills - Supersensonics Detectors [1 Scan OCR - PDF] (Parapsychology)

The practical section of Christopher Hills massive magnum opus, and the reason he is often called "The Father of Dowsing," in a clearer, easier to read and more compact scan.

Contains details of Hills' theory of how supersensonic perception, used in dowsing, reading auras and other forms of psychic sensitivity, occur. How to cultivate sensitivity, enhance it through instruments such as pendulums, dowsing rods, shapes, magnets and other aids, and practical methods for interpretation of impressions.

Contains one of the most extensive reviews of the history and theories of dowsing and subtle energy sensitivity I've ever run across.

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Excerpt from page 576: "The identification of a mysterious property of a sphere by Chaumery  and Belizal was called "negative green" because it was detected on the surf ace of a sphere at a point diametrically opposed to the position of "visible green" which Chaumery and Belizal called  "positive green" .   This negative green was also discovered by the earlier radiesthetists as "radiesthesia grey" which was the position on the Fundamental Ray Rosette test between  the positions of black and  white.  Therefore it was the ray of perfect disintegration on the Turenne disc.  The pendulum rotates clockwise over visible green and the pendulum with the same tuning when suspended over negative green disintegration or a source of radiation rotates anti-c lock wise."

MsSVig