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Chris Gearheart
Приєднався 30 жов 2008
Unseen Power in Dowsing and War
Ray shows us how dowsing for water works, and tells a World War II combat story. This is a rough cut from an unfinished student documentary on gold prospecting and ancient treasure hunting in Utah.
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Roger At Prospector's Supply, Orem, Utah
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This is a "rough cut" sequence from an unfinished student documentary on gold prospecting and ancient treasure hunting in Utah.
I'm now just finding out Roder is dead. He was a very quite and humble man. My brother and I bought a little 2 1/2 inch Keene backpacking dredge from Rodger more than 2 decades ago. Thank you Rodger for all the little bits of info you gave up after my persistent picking of your brain. I also thank you for being a top notch equipment provider that enabled my brother and I to share in mountains of golden memories. That's the true gold.......being in God's country with those you love so dearly. I love and miss you so much brother... To all... Seek Christ Jesus the Redeemer
Hi Chris, I'd Really like to use this video for my non-profit T.V show, to pass on to the Next generation if possible? I'd really appreciate, Lonnie
I have a test for any and all dowsers i have 13 target samples if you identify all 13 ill give you $1000 if you dont i can use the film footage with no compensation your odds of guessing at random are one in six--------contact me at skiptonray@gmail.com more details.
I loved Roger. Sold me my 1st detector. A nicer guy you will never meet.
I went to the store today and a lot of stuff is moved out and a note said he unexpectedly passed away
Hey... you guys should really get in contact with the American Society of Dowsers. Did you take anything away from these experiences? Are you still trying to Dowse?
Guess you have never seen it in person. It would blow your boots off. My great grandfather made a bunch of cash finding wells using this same method. He would hold the branch so tight that it would tear the bark right off.
"Switched fork react immediately?" It kind of felt like it. It was an unusual experience! "Dry Creek?" I'm afraid I've lost the address. I'm not sure that his physical address would have been in "Dry Creek, UT", per se. It was definite in north east Utah, though. Beautiful country. "Finish!" I'm afraid we may never finish the doc, as our team has moved all over the country since finishing school. Thanks anyway -- very complimentary!
For those who still ask questions occasionally: This is my Grandpa. He passed away almost 6 years ago from cancer. This was filmed in DryFork Utah which is basically up Vernal canyon.
did u see that bug jump on that lady's neck
Wonderful listening to him -- you will treasure this video of him someday. Please keep recording his stories while he's still with you to tell them in his own words.
I go to this store all the time!
deluded. It's such a shame. His whole life spent thinking he can find water with a wooden stick.
Maybe not everyone can dowse, but a lot can. Haha even people that dig for utilities some have used it to locate pipes. In Vietnam they used it to find bombs. It reminds me of those really smart autistic kids. Nobody can replicate them, but some of those guys can memorize an entire phone book or other data. Scientists can’t replicate it, but just try to explain it.
@@koltoncrane3099 The truth, is that there's ground water almost everywhere. Dowsing has been disproven in every scientific environment and has no legitimacy. Letter to Robin and it's companion, do not detail any sort of reliable method either. "Just believe in yourself and the sticks" is what it comes up to.
@Anrirua We liked Dale, too. I'm afraid we may never finish the doc, as our team has moved all over the country. Thanks anyway -- very complimentary.
Really enjoyed that. That guy's what makes America great. No gungho bullshit, just a real man, a family man and a God-fearing man. I like his style. ps Please finish the doc someday. Excellent filming, excellent subject matter.
funny vid but quvite lame
@Digian We never finished it, but we're glad you enjoyed it. Maybe someday...