I'm glad that JREF is giving me time.
The first thing that I'm going to do now is to check out the spot in nature that demonstrates levitation.
This will happen in a week or two.
I have to go buy a camcorder next payday.
Then I have to hike in 3 miles to the spot.
Now if the scales moved like you want them to that would mean that when I dowsed the metals would be pulled up from the bottom of the creek and surface on top of the overburden.
That's not what happens.
If it did that there would be no need for recovery systems.
What I did was to use a hanging scale with a string attached to the clip on the scales with a loop at the end and I used a large target under it I made sure that the scale was zeroed and then let the reaction occur, the force of the resistance was what I measured.
I did this with out moving my arms or hands as perfectly still as I could.
I did the same thing with my digital scale it is capable of reading a total of 200 penny weight I put it on the silver tray and I maxed it at over 200.
If it were a two-way effect the gold would jump out of the creek.
If it were to do that it would ruin my main theory.
So I'm looking at a natural phenomenon in the woods, which is like comparing a wing of a bird to how flight can occur.
Do you agree that this would be a phenomenon?
Dowsing demonstrates that levitation can occur; my point is that nature has a demonstration for everything that we can conceive of.
If this friend is telling me the truth then I have a basis for my theories.
I am also going to prove it another way, if they accept my new protocols.
And that is to send me two guys to camp with me and sluice for gold by hand. I will give them 10 spots that are good compared to ten spots that have nothing or not worth mining proving it two ways with a larger percent of correct hit and misses.
I would be willing to forfeit the money just for the sake of some creditability.
Mean while who ever is the choice for this experiment will have a 5-day vacation.
But they will also film and chose their spots to mine to see how hard it is to find gold.
They will have there own sets of tools supplied by me.
Some creditability is better than none.
Meanwhile I will continue to look for the proper testing spot as I described before on limestone for the original protocals I sent in.
I may have to go to Illinois to test and that’s why I took a second job.
Now, I can teach any one what they need to know to sluice in one day and the two volunteers can read up on it to make sure that they have the proper knowledge to get the gold on the bottom of the creek.
Their percentage will be low just on correct hits and high on incorrect hits.
The Japanese will get a copy of the film if true I have told them about the spot in nature as described to me, at which point they will come here and film it with their crews.
Oh, the silver tray, over rode the metal of the hanging scale, it was much larger.
If this was the Idomotor effect the pull should be the same any where you dowse in the world but it is not and I feel different reactions everywhere I go different strengths and many small hit’s large hits several large or small scattered hits and I have pulled up all that I feel to see it with almost nothing; “no hits left” we can also clean and rerun what’s left and that is another way to prove it at which point there are apsolutly no hits left.
If there is one hit left we can search for it till we get it and at that point there will be no hits or reaction, how much proof is up to you and I can prove it by teaching one of the observers or participants how to dowse and feel what I do.
My next payday is on the 23rd and 24th, the exploration will happen I will say on that weekend.
Should be interesting, Any comments Jeff Wagg?
