Dowsing can be used in any space to improve energy, be it a house, office, or garden. I dowse lots of homes and offices, but my clients do not realize the impact negative energy can have on their gardens too.
Geopathic stress lines have a big impact on your garden and can be caused by:
- Underground Water – it can be so far down underground that you do not know it is there. The amount of water and the flow speed will determine how negative the energy is.
- Fault Lines – caused by fractures in the earth’s crust. Earthquakes can create new geopathic stress lines and these lines are located hundreds of feet below the earth’s crust.
- Different Soil Composition – where different types of soil meet, this causes a natural geopathic stress line to form between them, e.g., clay and sand.
- Cross Points – this point occurs when two different types of energy lines cross, this energy is one of the most negative energies for trees and plants.
I have found that dowsing the land around a property significantly increases the energy level inside the property, which is amazing news! Not only does it increase the energy level in the property, but it can also benefit residents and gardens in the path of a geopathic stress line for up to 6 miles down the road.
It is much easier for anyone to spot the negative energies outdoors than indoors; this is because the plants and insects let you know where the negative energy lines fall. There are a few things to watch out for that can alert you to geopathic stress-energy lines in your garden:
- Ant’s Nests – Ants love geopathic stress lines and are attracted to them. Very often you will find a geopathic stress line wherever you find an ant’s nest.
- Dead or Dying Tree – Another sure sign of a geopathic stress line is a dead or dying tree. All the other trees around can be thriving and healthy, but that one tree which is in the path of a geopathic stress line is struggling to survive. It may even be a row of trees that are all sitting on the path of that stress line.
- Slow Growing Plants – You may notice that there is a section in your garden where your plants just do not grow no matter how lovingly you tend to them. You may feed and water them regularly, and ensure they have plenty of sunlight, yet it makes no difference at all. If on either side of your slow-growing plants your other plants are vibrant and blooming, then this is a big tell-tale sign that something is not right.
- Cracks in Walls – if you have a garden wall with a crack running down it, it is possible that you have a geopathic stress line running through this area.
Before I was trained to Dowse, my Dad had had an issue for a few years with the tomato and cucumber plants in his greenhouse. In one corner of the greenhouse, the plants were very small, whilst all his other plants were thriving. He tried swapping the plants around and no matter what plant he planted in that corner, the same thing would happen, the plants would struggle to grow. I found that the corner of his greenhouse was on a ‘Cross Point’ of two geopathic stress lines. I closed both the negative energy lines and the plants’ growth in that corner improved.
The following year they were much better too. I called to see Dad at the weekend, and he told me that the plants again had stopped growing in that same corner. When I checked with my dowsing rods, I found that there was a new geopathic stress line there. There are several reasons why new geopathic stress lines occur, the most common one is due to an earthquake. It can be an earthquake on the other side of the world, but it can still create new geopathic stress lines that can affect us. I have once again closed this negative energy line for him and will eagerly wait and watch to see what happens to his plants.
If you think your garden is suffering from geopathic stress, the negative energy can easily be neutralized using dowsing on-site, or virtually from a plan of your garden. For more information about dowsing, please, visit my website.
