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divining rod n
(Mining & Quarrying) a rod, usually a forked hazel twig, said to move or dip when held over ground in which water, metal, etc., is to be found Also called dowsing rod ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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Justifiably considered to be the quintessential work on "facilitated behavior" brought about by unconscious muscle movements that gave rise to severe misunderstandings of such commonplace metaphysical phenomena and activities as the Ouija boards, mind-reading, divining rods, and automatic writing, Nonconscious Movements is a welcome contribution to the psychology underlying the processes of all manner of so-called spiritually facilitated or metaphysically enhanced communications. In what sounds like something out of a movie, the owners of the tony homes - ranging from a music video producer and a mortgage banker to the owner of a floral design studio in Hollywood - resorted to using divining rods and metal detectors around their community in the middle of the night. When he's got a possession on his hands, Father Warren turns to a pair of divining rods to locate the spirit. |
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