Description
Many dowsers are familiar with the 8-colour ‘Mager Rosette’. Developed in the early 20th C. by the French dowser Henri Mager and traditionally used by water dowsers to assess the quality of water, it increases the range of information that can be dowsed. This new ‘Gardner Rosette’ includes the traditional Mager colours and adds an extra six that are useful for earth energy work and other forms of dowsing. The ‘metallic’ colours of copper (Cu), Gold (Au) and Silver (Ag) are often related to dragon or serpent energy lines associated with global leys, such as the Michael or Apollo currents.
In use, the Rosette is held in one hand with the pendulum in ‘neutral’ or ‘search’ motion in the other hand over the substance under test. Holding each of the colours in turn between thumb and forefinger, you progress round the disc until the pendulum reacts (for example, blue traditionally means potable water, black means geopathically-stressed etc.).
