Dowsing
Overview
Dowsing is a traditional method that some targeted individuals use to locate sources of electromagnetic targeting and harassment. The technique has historical military applications for remote location identification.
Applications
Map Dowsing
- Locating remote targeting sources
- Identifying facility locations
- Finding hidden transmitters
- Blind location (without prior knowledge of target)
Field Dowsing
- On-site detection
- Direction finding
- Intensity measurement
Case Examples
Zürich Insurance Group / AWS Location
Map dowsing was used to locate a Remote Neural Monitoring source:
I used Map Dowsing to locate from where they are using Remote Neural Monitoring on me. The result landed at 47.362235, 8.534226 Enge, Zürich - the building of Zürich Insurance Group.
This location corresponds to AWS Zürich infrastructure, which collaborates with DARPA on the HIVE Program.
Mythenquai 10 - Handler Source Location
A blind map dowsing session was conducted to locate the source of handlers controlling the target:
Session Details:
- Technique: Blind map dowsing (without prior knowledge of target location)
- Result: Pointed to area near Mythenquai 10, 8002 Zürich
- Military Response: Voice-to-Skull (V2K) communication when location was identified
Significance:
- The dowsing technique was also used by military for remote location
- Military confirmed awareness of the operation via V2K response
- Location is near Amazon Kuiper Services Europe SARL operations (connected to Marc Andreas Nufer)
- Suggests AWS HIVE Project involvement in targeting coordination
Related Infrastructure:
- AWS Zürich data centers
- Amazon Kuiper satellite constellation
- DARPA HIVE Program for data analysis
- Remote Neural Monitoring systems
Military Applications
Dowsing and similar remote viewing/location techniques have been used by military intelligence:
- Remote location of enemy facilities
- Identification of hidden targets
- Intelligence gathering without physical access
The military's V2K response to the Mythenquai 10 dowsing session confirms:
- Awareness of the targeting operation
- Monitoring of the target's countermeasure activities
- Potential use of the same techniques by the opposing force
Resources
- Dowsing instruction materials
- Community sharing of techniques
- Verification through other detection methods