Welcome back to your course chakras 101, your original seven. In Section four, we'll be discussing working with energy and In this lesson, what is energy? So, what is energy? The dictionary says that energy is a fundamental entity of nature that is transferred between parts of a system and the production of physical change within the system and usually regarded as the capacity for doing work. It also says it is the capacity of acting or being active. Also, a positive spiritual force and energy is also usable power.

Here are some ways that You can see energy. You can see the energy as it produces the waves. You can also see the energy and a thunder and lightning storm. You can also see the energy from the exuberance of a child. The sun also produces energy that we can see, such as with solar panels that the solar sun produces energy through. You can also see energy through a giving heart when we are kind and compassionate to others.

And we have a service minded heart forgiving. We can see The energy coming from that heart space. We can also see energy through energy healing, such as Reiki, the benefits that one receives through Reiki and other energy healing can be clearly seen and felt. You can also see energy when it spins the propeller heads of windmills. So we're going to make a tool that will help us see energy. The items you'll need are 10 to 12 gauge wire approximately 60 inches of it.

A plastic straw wire cutters pliers, needlenose pliers, scissors and a bit of sandpaper or an old file to smooth out those ends. What we'll be making is a dowsing or divining rod. This is a water which and he's holding, divining rods. What he does is he searches for water with these divining rods. Now ours won't look similar to this. It will actually look more like this but the idea is the same.

The instructions on making your dowsing rods are one. Use wire cutters to cut two pieces of wire. Both of them approximately 26 inches long to you use sandpaper or nail file to carefully smooth out the sharp end of cut wire and or use a piece of tape on the end with the handle. Three use pliers or if it's soft enough you can just use your fingers to bend each wire at approximately the six inch mark. This will form the handle. Number four, cut the plastic straw in half if you need to.

If you have shorter straws you may need two straws. Five, place one half of the plastic straw on one short end of the wire. Six use your needlenose pliers to bend the end of the short cut wire that has the strong it in a circle to keep the straw on the wire. This is the handle for your dowsing rod. Do you want to make sure that the wire moves freely on the straw handle and number seven, just repeat steps five and six on the second cut wire. Here's a video to show you how to make your dowsing rods.

Stripped copper romex wire 12 gauge. Take two pieces about 26 inches long of copper wire. Measure about six to seven inches and bend. This will produce the handles straighten out the wire a little on the handle part so that the straw can go easier over the end. Take your two straw pieces place one One short end of your copper wire. This will produce the handles take a second to make sure the wire is as straight as possible.

That way your straw will move freely. You may put a piece of tape on the end of your copper wire so that it isn't as sharp but this isn't necessary. Cut the excess piece of tape off, folded in on itself so it's out of the way. Take your needle nose pliers and make a circle with them to hold the straw on the short end just straighten out that piece of wire so that straw moves freely. There's one. Now for the second.

Take the straw after you've made sure that the copper wire handle end is a little bit straight so it goes smoothly on. There again, you may place a piece of tape over that end so it's not as sharp but it's not necessary. Cut the excess tape off. Fold it in on itself and take your needle nose pliers and create a circle holding the straw on the end. Bend out that wire a little So that's why you're really strong. Here you are.

Silver craft wire 12 gauge. Take two plastic straws, and if they're a bit long, cut them in half so that they're long enough to be handles but not too long so probably about four to five inches long. Take your silver craft wire, measure about 26 inches long. Take your wire cutters and cut that wire do this one more time measure about 26 inches. usually use your wire cutters and cut that wire. Now you have to go see rods.

Take some sandpaper or an old file and just knock off the ends of the wire that you just cut. This will just keep it from being too sharp. Do it on the other side as well. With the 12 gauge wire, it's easy to bend so you can measure about five to seven inches and create a bend. Also, if you would like you can use a bit of tape on the end of the wire that will be holding your straw handles so that will be the small end or the five to seven inch end. This will just keep it from being too sharp as well but it is not necessary.

Place the straw over the tape or on the end of the wire that has the five to seven inches for handles. Make sure that the wire is straight enough so that they move freely within the straw Take your needle nose pliers and make a loop. This will allow the straw to stay on the handle part of your dowsing rods. Always make sure that the wires are straight. This will allow the wire to move freely over the straw. One then next one, straighten out the dowsing rod.

Make sure whether you use just your fingers or Ayers and measure five to seven inches and create a bend. This will be your handle for your second dowsing rod. Place the straw on that handle and the five to seven inches and make sure it's straight. So that the Wire moves freely within that straw. You may place a piece of tape on the end of the wire if you'd like to keep it from being too sharp. Next, take the needlenose pliers and create a loop keeping that straw on the handle and take a moment to just bend the wire back into shape and make sure that the straw allows a wire to move freely.

And there you are. How To Use Your dowsing rods. Hold your dowsing rods one in each hand by the plastic straw handles. Now allow the dowsing rods to move freely within a straw handle. Don't hold them too tight, you want them to be able to move freely. While holding the handles over dowsing rods, move around your house or go outside and move around another space.

What you'll notice is that as you move, you'll be measuring the energy by the amount of cross your dowsing rods produce. Here's a video that shows you how to use your dowsing rods. How To Use Your dowsing rods, called one dowsing rod in each hand lightly so that they move freely. begin to walk towards anything. You'll notice that when I'm walking that you can see them stay still. But when I come close to an object with energy they cross and that energy is coming from Raul.

Next step will be learning how to work with energy. I'll see you there.