L-Rod Telescopic Dowsing Rod

The advantage of the L-Rod Telescopic Dowsing rod over the Spanish Resonator L-rod is its ability to retract and fold up, allowing the user to carry it conveniently in a large pocket or in a backpack without requiring a lot of space.

Further, because the L-rod Telescopic Dowsing Rod is retractable, there is less chance of bending it or damaging it.

L-rods are one of the most familiar dowsing or divining rods known to most people. L-rods come in different sizes and are made from a variety of materials such as wood, copper or brass. Most L-rods are made with the lead end longer than the handle at a ratio of 3:1 which provides good balance and control.

L-rods may be used either singularly or as a pair, providing the user with several dowsing options. Traditionally, the L-rods are used for discovery and measurement: searching for water, sometimes called water-witching or water divining, prospecting for minerals such as gold and precious stones and even oil exploration.

L-rods are indispensable when searching for emf fields, geopathic stress lines and negative energy radiation Grid lines. (To measure Hartmann Radiation Grid lines and Curry Lines, which are vertical radiation lines, I would recommend using the Cosmos or Swiss Vertical dowsing rod.

The Telescopic L-Rod for Geopathic Radiation

Geopathic radiation are energy fields that are connected through and around the environment we live in. Normally associated with underground water movement such as streams and water veins, disturbances in the Earth due to excavation and other phenomena may result in emanations that are not just linear but also rise vertically. Such negative radiation fields turn the area to which they are associated SOUR leading to the popular term SICK HOMES or CANCER HOUSES.

Please Note: I sell devices to counteract, neutralize and/or eliminate emf and geopathic influences and zones. See the ADR emf line of products available on this site.

L-rods are excellent for marking out energy lines, their direction, thickness and strengths.

L-rods have many uses. For example, use them to search for lost items, water, gold or measure auras or Bio-fields.

Further, L-rods are not overly difficult to master but require some practice so that consistent results are obtained. Hold the L-rod(s) in your hand(s) with a relaxed grip. Make sure not to inhibit the free turning of the rod in the handle. With both arms extended out front, bend your arms at a 90 degrees angle. For best results, point the L-rods slightly downward and parallel to the ground. Click here to see a picture showing the correct L-Rod grip.

18 cm retracted – 66 cm expanded / 124 gm
7.09″ retracted – 25.98″ expanded / 4.37 oz

Alternative Rods:

L-Rod Dowsing Rod

Aurameter

Bobber Pro