Less than a week had passed since winning the World Dowsing Championship, and a lady in a truck pulled into my remote mountain driveway looking to hire me. She had read about my dowsing feat in a newspaper and was convinced that I was the guy to prove her right.
She owned a 1,000+ acre ranch about a dozen miles from me and had on occassion uncovered pottery and arrowheads while hiking and herding her cattle. She was a fascinating older lady and had a passion for her Native American heritage. I agreed to dowse her ranch, prior to knowing how large it was. When I asked her when she wanted me to come over for an afternoon, she said, “We can go in my truck now.”
When we got there, she drove for what seemed like twenty minutes pointing out her cattle and where she had found this and that. I hadn’t a clue how to tackle such a huge job at the time. I didn’t even know about map dowsing, so after a while I just asked her to pull over and I got out, climed a barbed wire fence and began walking towards a treeline about 200 yards away. As I arrived to a spot that seemed as good as any to begin, I reached for my two L-rods that were in my back pocket and found only one. In a near panick, I began looking around for the other thinking it had just fallen out. The lady watching from her truck, witnessed a dowser searching with his eyes for his dowsing tool. I must of looked like a fool. I looked for nearly ten minutes before I realized that I could use my one remaining rod to locate the other. With a big sigh I started trusting my coat hanger and it took me directly back to where I’d crossed the fence.
There sticking in the ground was my other rod. It looked as though someone had purposely stuck it in the ground. A very odd notion came over me as I started to pick it up, so I decided to grab a nearby stick and start digging. In less than the time I could spell my name I removed a piece of pottery about the size of a rearview mirror. I motioned for her to come see and by the time she got to where I was, I’d uncovered a few more pieces.
Over the next couple of hours we had uncovered enough to fill a large backpack. She must of thought I was Indiana Jones. But honestly, it was something else, but it sure wasn’t coincedence. Of all the miles we drove to select that exact spot to stop, then to cross that particular section of fence, to then have my rod fall out at exactly where the pottery was unearthed is evidence of what this phenomenon really is. I’ll never forget that experience and what I learned from it.
I am traditionally a very calm and patient guy. I’ll tolerate an idiot yaking until the milk goes sour. But as I’ve gotten older, I’ve figured out how to have fun while the milk goes bad.
I was traveling I think in Idaho, giving seminars and spreading the good news about dowsing to all those that had ears. I think it was in 1995 or 96. I had just finished a workshop and decided to stay overnight rather than drive back to Montana during the night. After showering I decided to go down and watch some football at the hotel lounge. As I sat there drinking a beer a handful of business guys walked in and grabbed their beers and came over and sat down. I don’t have anything against business guys except they tend to overplay their hand in a crowded room. So, they like all business guys introduced themselves, I still can’t recall their names, although I think they know mine even a dozen years later.
Anyway, they asked what I did for a living, I think this is an oath or something. I mean they all do it so I am assuming they promise to always ask other people what they do, and sure enough, they asked me. I responded, “I find things.” I wasn’t rude but wanted to watch the game so I kept it short. But they wanted to know what company I worked for and how much it paid. I then had to go deeper and explain that I was a dowser and what that was. They just looked at each other like they had all seen a yeti singing in the woods and one of them said, “I don’t believe in that stuff.” I told him I could persuade anyone, anytime, anywhere, that it was real. Of course, he wanted to believe enough that it wasn’t true that he took the bait.
So I told him that he and his friends could take my car keys and hide them anywhere they wanted, just to be back in 10 minutes. They got all excited so I added, “Just leave your keys with me as deposit.” He couldn’t give me his keys fast enough and out the door they hustled, giggling like school girls. After a couple of minutes I walked out to the front desk and asked for an envelope and bought a few stamps. Then I wrote my address on the front and dropped the keys inside and put it in the outgoing mail. A few minutes later they came back in the lounge and sat down, still giggling. I got up, walked down the hall and got my rods. Followed them straight past the lounge and then the front desk and then out the front door where they turned hard right and went parallel over the trash can. I lifted it up and pulled out the keys and walked back into the lounge and sat down, calmly.
They looked at me confused so I showed them my keys. They went crazy in disbelief. They ran out and checked under the trash can and saw the keys were gone and indeed now in my pocket. When they walked back, I was already on my way to the room and the talkative one said, “Hey, where’s my keys?” And I said, “I showed you my method of finding lost keys, let your buddies watch your method.”
A few days later my wife came back from the mailbox with a set of keys and I laughed until I fell back to sleep.
Everyone has the right to be wrong. And most individuals do not believe in dowsing because the media and the masses do not believe in dowsing. People just don’t know how to think for themselves. Proof that I’m right about this is this; in 13 years I’ve never run into a skeptic that had ever tried to dowse for themself. I’ve never even had a single skeptic acknowledge that they had witnessed another person dowse. So what does that reveal other than they choose to not believe because of ignorance and peer pressure. Born in the USA. They hear someone somewhere say it ain’t real and they accept it as fact.
When I lived in Montana I used to drop by a bar on the edge of town whenever I went in to make a phone call or buy gasoline. It was one of those clean up after yourself bars, nothing fancy and nothing expensive. It had a topless bar on the other side, most of the guys sat over there. Let me make it clear to you and my wife, I never went to the other side. I don’t know if it was nice or clean or even if she could dance. Yes, that’s right, there was just one dancer! I just stayed on the married with kid side.
So I ended up talking with an old cowboy about a variety of things. If I remember right, we talked how somebody should either overthrow the government or we should move the heck out of the country. Now that might seem like some radical discussion, but in Montana, talking nasty about the government is as common as discussing the next cold front. I miss Montana.
As usual I got asked what I did for a living and I was two beers past the point of lying, so I said, I’m a dowser. He almost fell down laughing, which kind of pissed me off. Of course he professed to not believe in it although he didn’t know anything about it. So I challenged him to switch car keys and he could go outside and throw mine as far into the pasture across the street as he could. I told him I could find them in less than five minutes. The old cowboy rared back and heaved ‘em. I thought to myself, good throw, I might need six minutes. As he walked back towards me I tossed his in the same field. He had forgot that I had his keys and didn’t realize how the game worked because he said, “What did you just throw?” I told him his keys. He looked all perplexed as I grabbed my L-Rods and crossed the street. A few minutes later I returned smiling, keys in my hand. The cowboy asked me how he was going to find his and I said, well, just search every square inch of that field and you’ll eventually come up with ‘em. The sun was setting. Then I told him if he would pay me $25 I’d go locate them. He did and when I handed his keys to him a few minutes later he just looked sick. I think that’s how people look when they are forced to alter their delusions.
I can’t help myself. I love practical jokes. Whenever I have a new guest at my lake cabin where I do most of my oil map dowsing and all my dowsing workshops, I mention to my guest that I can dowse anything, even answers to important or mundane questions. I then pick up my L-Rods, close my eyes and ask the guest to be very quite. After a minute I begin to take a few steps foward and my rods swing directly toward the guest, I follow them until they are directly over their head. Then the rods cross and go parallel. I act stunned and quitely sit down. They usually can’t contain themselves much after that and ask, “What does that mean, the rods pointed at me?” I then say, “Well, I asked who in this room was the dumbest person and I guess you’re it.” I bust a gut laughing every time. Of course, I only really asked - “Where my guest was located?” but seeing their facial expression is priceless.
To understand the truth about dowsing we need to consider something we all have a deeper grasp on - UFOs. Twenty years ago chances are you didn’t believe in flying discs, but chances are, you do today. How do I know this? Because polls were taken in 1985 and only 20% of the American public thought UFOs could be real. In 2002, they asked the same question and the percentage had jumped to 65%. Of course my analogy doesn’t end there. Let me ask you this, are all UFO sightings a hoax? No. Are all UFO sightings real? Of course not. It is very likely we agree on both these questions because the answers are logical. And so it is with dowsing. Are all dowsers hoaxers? No. Are all dowsers legitimate? Of course not. With these two answers we can easily ascertain the truth about dowsing. Is dowsing real? Yes, but it depends upon the dowser not the act of dowsing.
Every skeptic I’ve ever worked with, that I was able to get the dowsing rods into their hands, believed in dowsing a few minutes later. Why? Because when the L-Rods twisted in their grip in order to answer a question or locate a hidden object, they had to adjust their previous belief - that dowsing was a hoax, because that belief was based on ignorance and not experience.
If you want to know if dowsing is real, experience it. Grab two wire coat hangers and fashion two simple L-Rods and ask a simple question such as- what direction is Miami Florida? Then ask a question you know the answer to, with crossing rods meaning yes, and no movement means no. Then place an object on the floor or ground outside and ask where it is located. Then have a friend hide an object and go find it.
I live in two realities. In one, dowsing is fully accepted. In the other, it is not. One day, when I am old and my clients have all passed on, I will reveal all the corporate, public and private individuals that have paid me a lot of money to dowse for them. But because of confidentiality agreements and on-going relationships and retainer fees, I choose not to at this time. Who are “THEY”? They are university palaeontologists and archeologists, petroleum companies, mining companies, investors, and so on. In your reality you assume that the rich and powerful are prone to be skeptical of most everything, especially dowsing. However, the truth, the reality I promise, is EXACTLY THE OPPOSITE! They don’t only believe in dowsing, they use it and hire me to make them successful and sometimes rich.
Consider this. Professional gamblers make a lot of money at blackjack because they have a slight advantage over the house. I think it’s less than a 5% advantage. And rich people will play those odds all day long. A matter of fact, the longer they play, the better they do. How much of an advantage is dowsing? It is like having a time machine and x-ray vision and truth serum. The joke is on the general public because the rich and powerful on earth will never tell you the truth about dowsing, and I can’t reveal much more than this because of my desire for income and contracts that I’ve agreed to.
Do you really expect a person that believes in nothing but death and hoaxes will ever change his mind? Of course not. They have too much time and money invested in proving their belief that the universe is mundane. Stop seeking truth through the opinions of so-called experts. If the world’s experts had the answers, why is the world so screwed up? Think about it and think for yourself.
You just can’t fix stupid. It is human to fear what you don’t understand. Uneducated Christians misunderstand the definition of words so often, I’m surprised they can ever find their way home.
Divining/Divination is the foretelling of the future. Astrology is such a craft. However, Dowsing is the art of locating unknown targets like a kitty cat or underground oil. A dowser is as much a diviner as a horse is a cow. They both have four legs and eat grass but that’s about all they have in common. So do yourself a favor and ignore those that spend their lives stumbling and bumbling over imaginary steps.
My home town knows almost nothing about my life as a dowser. Only recently have I admitted to a neighbor that I was a dowser. Why do I keep my dowsing private? The reasons are many. First, I live in Kansas and Kansans are not known for their hospitality of anything outside their comfort zone. They tend to explain rods bending as evidence of demons and goblins. Second, once you open that can of worms everybody wants a free sample, or an hour of my time explaining how dowsing works, or just enough information they can roll their eyes in rejection. My neighbor, the guy I told that I was a dowser, he pretended to be absolutely convinced in dowsing and my skills, but then returned later to tell me that he asked everyone he knew about their opinion of dowsing. I guess he forgot his brain on the yellow brick road and couldn’t think for himself. And now everyone knows about my dowsing.
It was easier when my neighbors thought I was just a lonely ecentric living in the woods.
I get a few emails from people every week trying to get me to dowse a trick for them. Some people actually believe that the world exists for their entertainment. I guess that comes from mommy never saying no and too many video games. If you don’t believe in dowsing, cool. But don’t try to bait me into proving its real so you can then feel that rush in your head called a thought.
One thing most of us eventually learn is how some people appear smart but later turn out to be rather dumb, like politicians. Now I agree that this seems like a great question and whom ever would ask it must be two things: skeptical and sharp. But being skeptical just means you’ve never tried it and assume its broken. Kind a like - girls. When I was eight, I thought girls were stupid. By the time I tried one or two, I knew I use to be stupid. I’ve been girl crazy ever since.
First thing. Who, or whom, I must of missed that day of English class, assumes that I ain’t rich? You might be surprised Homer. But rich don’t fix stupid and that’s another thing I have learned. Anyway, check this out…every itty bitty square inch of America is owned by someone or something. If it isn’t government 75%, its corporate 10%, or its private 15%. And that means its called tresspassing when you go on it without approval. So I ask you, have you ever asked the government permission to dig for fossils on government land? No, because if you had you’d already know you have to be with a university and fill out two years worth of paperwork first. Now its true you can go off in the woods and not be seen searching for gold nuggets or whatever, but just because its wilderness doesn’t mean it has gold, gems or something of value.
Then, there’s the corporate land. Let’s pretend you found a hot reading for gold but unfortuneately its just behind the headquarters of Dow Chemical. What do you do, go inside and ask if its okay to dig for gold in back? Are you kidding me? No, what happens is this, the police are called and you are escorted out by guys that serve big money not big dreams.
So, now you are left with private citizens. Let’s pretend that you bought my DOWSE LIKE A PRO 9 DVD SET (that commercial wasn’t even suttle) and you know how to locate gold by map and satelite. Oh my gosh, the rod is twisting and turning, you have to go to 3887 Westchester Drive, in Hartford, CT because that’s where the gold is!!!!! What then? Well you have to walk up to the front door and knock. When the guy answers after a hard days work, you say, “Hello, I’m a dowser from Denver and my rods say that you have gold in the back yard and I’m here to dig it up for you.” Are you joking? First, this guy doesn’t know what dowsing is, second, he doesn’t believe in it, third, he does know, does believe and now wants 100% and is going to wait for you to leave and then grabs his shovel and gets rich because its in his back yard.
Reality is so different from what most people think. So, although the original question seems great, it turns out to reveal the words of a naive fool.
I will be launching my petroleum dowsing workshop for those of you interested in earning big money dowsing for oil and of course all you geologists that secretly believe in dowsing or at least want an advantage over your competition.
The workshop will be two days, Saturday and Sunday, from 8am - 5pm, the second weekend of every month beginning in June. Lodging and meals will be provided. Cost $3,500. Limit of 10 people.
I Meet My Canadian Oil Partner
I recently was asked by 3 oil men in Calgary to join them in an oil venture. One was a petro engineer from Russia, another was originally from Ireland and an attorney, and the third was a petro geologist/technician. They had spent the last thirty years making their company rich in Calgary so they wanted to help themselves do the same. I was their ace in the sleeve.
Anyway, they flew the geologist down to Wichita and I drove 100 miles to meet him at the Hyatt Hotel. One of those five star montrosities that make me feel like I'm tresspassing when I enter.
These guys are testing me to see if I'm the real deal, before they go to BIG MONEY investors to fund the venture. We've verbally agreed to equally split the pot minus investors. But nothing in writing yet.
So, I pull into this huge beautiful hotel parking lot in my primered gray thirty year old pick-up truck with straw bales stacked in the back, looking like the hick I am.
I dust myself off best I could and walked right into the hotel and onto the marble floor with dried mud falling off the bottom of my hiking boots. I just kept walking like it was somebody else that tracked in the mud. Hans, the guy I'm meeting was there waiting. We had a three hour discussion and I left with most of my dignity but none of the mud I entered with.
I drove off looking forward to teaching him my secrets over the next two days in exchange for a piece of billions not yet made but surely dreamt.
His second attempt at finding the 1 in 10 was wrong. His first dowsing failure. This always happens in my workshop, but I cannot mention it because I don’t want to influence the event. Its very important that the dowser works his or her way from amazement into catastrophic failure. By reflecting on their experience, they will begin to understand how easily their mind allows confidence to vacant the premises. A lot like an eviction notice. People abandon what they believe and know and replace it with anxiety and skepticism and doubt.
After trying to find the objects two more times, without me shuffling them, I predicted out load that the target would be the last envelope he selected. It was #10. I then asked him to take a break so we could review his thoughts and the event objectively. He admitted to being nearly exhausted. That was due to his high level of stress and anticipation. Dowsing thrives on a calm mind and body. If you doubt, you lose. When I dowse I know I’m right and I know when I’m out of tune, and therefore I stop dowsing. Distractions inside and outside the mind are a dowser’s top enemy. Knowing this is a huge advantage but knowing about something and doing something are two different things. Most people just won’t process their failure and overcome it. Which is like a gatekeeper. It rejects the profane and insane and only allows the gnostic (knower) inside.
After discussing the experience of failure I could tell by his mannerisms and vocabulary that he didn’t fully understand that the issue was how he thought and not what he did, but we returned to the task of dowsing and I shuffled the ten items in the ten envelopes and placed them on the floor around a very large mahogany conference table lined with 32 high-back leather chairs. I asked him to target the quartz crystal and he began walking over each small brown envelope. I could see that he went from allowing the phenomenon to express itself an hour earlier, to hoping that he was right. He walked over each item wondering - is it inside this one? He made his selection and it was of course wrong. His face went sour. I told him to keep trying and gave a few words of advice, which had no ears to hear. He guessed a few times and I once again explained that it would be the last target he selected. When he got down to the last two, I told him to stop dowsing and just guess because he had a 50% chance of being right. I knew he would select the wrong one because his guessing out load verbally, was exactly what he was now doing internally - guessing! He guessed and missed. I then reached over and rolled out the quartz crystal from the last small brown envelope. My new trainee just about collapsed in the chair, lacking the confidence to stand another moment. Its not that uncommon. I’ve even had students cry when they failed. I’ve had them curse god, curse dowsing and curse themselves. But they never curse me.
We went to lunch and had a good conversation. He’s such a great guy, I hated that he was missing the point. But explaining it, does not enable him to overcome the problem. He really has to look inside and understand himself. He asked if I had also gone through the catastrophic failure episode and I had to confess that I never did. I think its because I already fully understood my thought process and worked out my issues of self destruction and self pitty. I had issues.
After lunch we returned to our conference room and I changed the subject and pulled out my converted oil dowsing system. After a brief explanation, I demonstrated the process I developed but have never shared with anyone. And NO, I will not share it with you. Not for less than a million dollars. It is light years ahead of what any dowser on earth does and giving it to others is like renting a time machine to a neighbor. You just wouldn’t do it. But like I said, this guy, this guy is different. I trust him completely. I believe he is perhaps the most genuine and honest man I’ve ever met. So he knows my secret. And now he almost knows how to dowse.
We soon ended the day and I left him with his thoughts to wrestle with during the night and I drove to a vacant spot on an empty county gravel road and sat on my tailgate as the sunset gave me visions of the future. I can hardly wait.
Sunday, the final day, I wanted to get my dowsing trainee back on track. One way to get someone to accept dowsing or to get back into effective dowsing after they’ve gotten off course is to let them watch another person dowse. So, I grabed my 3' long, heavy gauge welding rods and we walked outside and down to the Arkansas River Walk. The city has constructed a beautiful walkway next to the river. It is about ten feet wide. Just as we began, a homeless man, that had been sleeping on a picnic bench under a tree about fifty feet away, walked by us and I asked him if he wanted to learn how to dowse. I extended my rods towards him and told him that I’d show him how to find anything he wanted. Now you’d think that a guy with almost nothing but the shirt on his back would be very interested in learning how to find anything he wanted, but you’d be as wrong as I was, because he just about fell in the river as he ran away saying no, no, no. Skeptics crack me up.
I had my trainee do as I did which was to have the rods cross, go out, turn left, turn right and so on whenever he crossed a seam between concrete sections. They were about a dozen feet apart and went on forever. He did great. Then I asked him to ask the rods random questions like which direction is Dallas, Texas and where was my cabin in the woods? We located fish, my truck and many other things. For our troubles, we also got to watch a guy ski backwards on barefoot. A pretty cool feat but nothing beats locating something or getting answers to questions you have inside.
Eventually we sat on a bench and discussed deeper issues like the purpose of life and consciousness. And found much in common. It was a great day.
We then made our way to an open park and he searched for an arrowhead I threw 150' earlier that morning. My friend got some good rod responses but seemed to miss what the rods were telling him on a few occassions, which is always going to get you lost. You really must tune into the source and when you do, you can hear the rods. At least I can. After a while he began locating underground water and drainage lines. He got every one.
We ate a late breakfast and then sat and talked more about the source and things we usually keep to ourselves and to quickly it was 3PM and he had to catch a shuttle to the airport. As he drove by I dowsed his level of consciousness and found him elevated. Then I stopped to talk with an elderly lady sitting in the sun on a large rock. She seemed absolutely at peace and I’m not certain she was really there. So I got in my truck and went home to my wife and daughters, and smiled all the way there.
I believe in conspiracies. Conspiracy is inevitable when flawed humans compete for power and resources. A person that does not believe in conspiracy is ignorant of human nature and a believer of lies told by people that conspire against them. Most Americans do not believe in dowsing because men craft lies to draw the attention of feeble minded people away from the truth and toward something else. Dowsing is seen by many as religion. If you are religious, you would probably shun it because your preacher doesn’t use it. If you are atheist you are prone to disbelieve dowsing as real because you identify it as a religion. So dowsers tend to fall into a small field of people. Yes, there are some religious people that dowse, some spiritual, and some atheist. But most dowsers fall outside a box and on the fertile ground of self-aware and free thinking individualists.
There are about 10,000 Americans that dowse. 65% are female. Women tend to use a pendulum and stick to yes and no every day dowsing. Male dowsers tend to be L-rod dowsers that like to search for things like fossils, treasure and water.
I have read that during the depression, 1 in 5 adults knew how to dowse. Dowsing has been a dying art for several generations and that is great for a few of us professional dowsers. If there were a million dowsers in America, I’d have a lot more competition. And it would be difficult getting noticed.
My Adventure Locating Oil Today
I took a nap today in my hammock out in the woods at Toronto Lake, Kansas where I built a small homestead cabin over the past two years. I am not claiming to never work hard at locating oil. Heck, I sometimes have to drive to a location in Kansas or Oklahoma and walk with coat-hangers in my hands for hours on end, attempting to avoid snakes and heatstroke while focusing on what’s at three-thousand feet below my well worn hiking boots. But this day I just rolled out of the hammock and went inside to my dining room table where a map of the ocean ten thousand miles away is laid out, and I grabbed my pendulum, focused on my target and began reading the results. Within an hour I located another 150 million barrel oil field for a company that hired me to make them rich.
I recently read this ad in a petroleum trade magazine article dated 1966 -
WANTED: Rugged individualist with no fear of intense desert heat, fridgid cold, snakes or hostile humans. Must be focused, self-motivated and able to be alone for extended time. Degree in Earth Science, dowsing skills and a curious nature are required. Call xxx-xxx-xxxx.
However, over the past forty years many things have changed but the one thing that has remained the same - RESULTS. If you can deliver big oil you will get noticed and that attention will secure your future and could make you rich but not as a geologist. Geologists earn about $100,000. But if you are a skilled dowser you can make the big bucks by contracting for a percentage of the oil you discover.
But don’t make the mistake of thinking that you can double your value by being a dowser and geologist. If you go in as a geologist, you’ll get hired as a geologist, no matter how successful you are. Only a dowser is known and accepted to deliver results and therefore fairly compensated. I know less about geology than a freshman in college. Yet, I can sniff out oil from halfway around the world by dowsing a map at my dining room table.
I’ve had a couple of geologists contact me recently about blasting the credibility of geologists in general on my oil dowsing blog here. Two of the petroleum geologists admitted to me that they map dowse for oil and have outside dowsers they pay to give them guidance in locating oil. This world cracks me up. It’s so upside down. The guy you think has a great and honest professional career is actually conning his employer into thinking he has the ability to do his job. Yet, the facts prove that geologists are 90% wrong. That means they fail 9 out of 10 times. Would you like a career like that? I just looked up the average salary for a geologist and it says $130,000 is a decent salary for ten years experience. All that money for all that failure. And on top of it, the guy has a secret drawer at work where he hides his pendulum, and when nobody is looking, he sneaks it out and begins map dowsing, because he’s thinking to himself, gee whiz, anything is better than 10% success. The world is upside down.
What I’m about to explain is contrary to everything you’ve read and most of what you believe. I’m intimate with the oil industry and have a unique perspective and knowledge about economic trends and forces. It has been said that the truth needs no explanation because it is self-evident. So without too much explanation, here is the truth: Big oil corporations have fueled civilization for the past century. Although they have climbed to the top of the mountain of wealth and control, in their minds they can go much further. However, they have recently noticed their dilemma. Since the world’s economy is based upon supply and demand, the more they supply = the less the price = less profits. By creating a shortage, prices and profits soar! And indeed this is exactly what has happened over the past 3 years. Two facts you are probably aware of: 1. big oil has been buying back their stocks at a record pace. 2. big oil has also reduced their drilling by 50%. This means that the supply will continue to dwindle, causing the price for oil to soar and stock value to skyrocket.
Add into the mix the likelihood of war over energy because of China’s enormous growth and less drilling will inevitably happen because it’s dangerous to drill with bombs and bullets flying. Which will further raise the value of big oil.
However, greed always consumes itself and the short term future (next twenty years) can be prosperous for small independent oil ventures using innovative and proven methods of locating left behind oil fields. Before I explain how, let me explain why. Big oil got so top heavy it became unprofitable for them to drill and find anything less than 100 million barrel fields. This of course is a goldmine for smaller drilling operations, especially when oil is selling for $100 a barrel and soon $200 and eventually $300. In case your math skills are weak- 100 million barrels x $100 a barrel = $10 billion.
But as I explained, big oil’s greed has caused it to go for manipulating supply in order to propel profits rather than creating supply. For those smaller oil companies still creating supply, they will reap enormous profits at $100 plus per barrel.If you are familiar with the history of oil, you already know that some big oil companies were built by dowsers. And that most big oil companies still employ dowsing.
Keeping in mind that most profits are eliminated by the high costs of seismic testing and dry holes (9 in 10 are dry). Reduce these or eliminate them, and profits will increase ten fold.
Prediction: several small oil drilling companies that employ the skills of a talented oil dowser will see heroic profits and within twenty years, replace all big oil companies at the top of the mountain.
$200 a barrel for oil? Bet on it. Big oil companies are not drilling for oil because of the high cost of reaching large undiscovered oil horizons. Is there any oil left out there? 75% of the oil is still there. The problem is that oil companies are using traditional petroleum geologists to guess where it’s at and their success rate is only 10%. Hint: seek to invest in oil exploration companies that use dowsers and not geologists and your investment should soar!
I will challenge any gold hunter using an electronic detector, against my two coat hangers. How confident am I? $5,000. The challenge: a third party will hide a small gold nugget somewhere on a football field, placing it two inches deep by pounding a wooden rod into the ground. The first to uncover the gold nugget is the winner. The event will be video tapped. Email me if you are up to the challenge
Do you remember how that monkey outperformed Wallstreet gurus in picking stocks year after year by tossing darts at a board? Well, I’ve just completed a similar challenge by throwing darts at a map of the North Sea. The map reveals every oil field discovered since drilling began. Knowing that a typical geologist has a success rate of just 10%, I wanted to prove that by chance, using only blind chance, I could outperform the finest geologist working in the North Sea. Here’s what I did.
I tacked the map of the North Sea on the wall in my studio. I then stood 10' away from the map, blindfolded myself and then threw the ten darts at the map, one at a time. I performed this challenge ten times over a forty-five minute period.
I then noted each dart hole that was inside a known oil field. What were my results? Out of 100 random tosses, I hit oil 23 times. That’s a 23% success rate, more than twice that of a geologist.
Several dart holes were within an 1/8 of an inch of a known oil field, none of these were counted as hits. Remember, a geologist is accurate 1 in 10 times in locating an oil field. My random blind toss challenge was nearly successful 1 in 4 times in hitting oil. Who’s better at discovering oil?
There are dart champions, poker champions, bowling champions, spelling champions, fishing champions, paintball champions, and even backgammon champions. And everyone of those are televised on some cable network making millions from viewers watching. Why would dowsing championships be a surprise?
The typical petroleum geologist earns $128,000 a year. His success rate is 1 in 10 or 90% failure, 10% success. Every failure costs his company and eventually the consumer an enormous amount of money in seismic testing, labor, time and the expense to set up a new drill site. Each failure reduces the profitability of the occassional hit by a large factor! However, a great oil dowser will have a 85% success rate or better. Which will significantly reduce expenses normally accepted, thus, create huge profits for the oil company and the consumers they serve.
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Lost City is a hypothermal field some 2,100 feet below sea level that sits along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge at the center of the Atlantic Ocean, noted for strange 90 to 200 foot white towers on the sea bottom.
In 2003 and again in 2005, Proskurowski and his team descended in a scientific submarine to collect liquid bubbling up from Lost City sea vents.
Proskurowski found hydrocarbons containing carbon-13 isotopes that appeared to be formed from the mantle of the Earth, rather than from biological material settled on the ocean floor.
Carbon 13 is the carbon isotope scientists associate with abiotic origin, compared to Carbon 12 that scientists typically associate with biological origin.
Proskurowski argued that the hydrocarbons found in the natural hydrothermal fluids coming out of the Lost City sea vents is attributable to abiotic production by Fischer-Tropsch, or FTT, reactions.
The Fischer-Tropsch equations were first developed by Nazi scientists who created methodologies for producing synthetic oil from coal.
“Our findings illustrate that the abiotic synthesis of hydrocarbons in nature may occur in the presence of ultramafic rocks, water and moderate amounts of heat,” Proskurowski wrote.
The study also confirmed a major argument of Cornell University physicist Thomas Gold, who argued in his book “The Deep Hot Biosphere: The Myth of Fossil Fuels” that micro-organisms found in oil might have come from the mantle of the earth where, absent photosynthesis, the micro-organisms feed on hydrocarbons arising from the earth’s mantle in the dark depths of the ocean floors.
Affirming this point, Proskurowski concluded the article by noting, “Hydrocarbon production by FTT could be a common means for producing precursors of life-essential building blocks in ocean-floor environments or wherever warm ultramafic rocks are in contact with water.”
Finding abiotic hydrocarbons in the Lost City sea vent fluids is the second discovery in recent years adding weight to the abiotic theory of the origin of oil.
While the American oil multinationals were busy controlling the easily accessible large fields of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iran and other areas of cheap, abundant oil during the 1960’s, the Russians were busy testing their alternative theory. They began drilling in a supposedly barren region of Siberia. There they developed eleven major oil fields and one Giant field based on their deep ‘a-biotic’ geological estimates. They drilled into crystalline basement rock and hit black gold of a scale comparable to the Alaska North Slope.
They then went to Vietnam in the 1980s and offered to finance drilling costs to show their new geological theory worked. The Russian company Petrosov drilled in Vietnam’s White Tiger oilfield offshore into basalt rock some 17,000 feet down and extracted 6,000 barrels a day of oil to feed the energy-starved Vietnam economy. In the USSR, a-biotic-trained Russian geologists perfected their knowledge and the USSR emerged as the world’s largest oil producer by the mid-1980’s. Few in the West understood why, or bothered to ask.
People will believe anything. If they read it or hear it, especially when it comes from a teacher, newspaper or television, well how could it not be true? Right?
I agonize over lies people swallow whole. It bothers me that they cannot think for themselves. Just think about it for two seconds. How does prehistoric plant and animal life make its way 1 mile, 2 miles, 3 miles, 4 miles, 5 miles, 6 miles and maybe much deeper, in the earth in order to convert to petroleum.
Dr. J. F. Kenney is one of the only few Western geophysicists who has taught and worked in Russia, studying under Vladilen Krayushkin, who developed the huge Dnieper-Donets Basin. Kenney said in a recent interview that “alone to have produced the amount of oil to date that (Saudi Arabia’s) Ghawar field has produced would have required a cube of fossilized dinosaur detritus, assuming 100% conversion efficiency, measuring 19 miles deep, wide and high.” In short, an absurdity.
