Seminar: First Approach to Rod and Pendulum

SEMINAR
First Approach to Dowsing Rod and Pendulum
Seminar Leader: Ing. Mag. Xaver Brühwasser

Sat, September 26, 2026
Location: Brauhaus Haselbach, Haselbach 22, Braunau am Inn
Start: 9:00 AM to approximately 5:00 PM, Oven Room
Price: Euro 95,-- / Members 75,--
(Registration at: +43 650 265 0008, xaver@bruehwasser.at)
Handout, minimum 6, maximum 12 participants

Would you like to learn how the pendulum can provide you with answers and how to avoid typical mistakes in the process? In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of pendulum techniques and gain confidence in using your own perception tool. The Bovis meter additionally allows you to visualize energy and understand the significance of Bovis units. This gives you access to a fascinating tool that can provide clarity and orientation in everyday life.
You will practically learn the basics of pendulum techniques, develop your own personal pendulum language, and discover how to avoid common mistakes when dowsing.

Working with special pendulum boards, which lead to quick results, is the focus of a variety of practice sheets. This will help you develop a certain basic confidence in handling the pendulum.

Central insights into energy qualities are gained with the BOVIS meter. You will learn about the possible range of results and their meanings. Many practical examples will introduce you to the fascinating world of its applications, such as assessing the quality of drinking water, food, wines, and even sounds and music.

In the afternoon, we will dedicate ourselves to the world of the dowsing rod and its applications for locating water veins and other earth disturbance zones. We will create our own natural dowsing rod from branches of the hazel tree and practice dowsing with it. This opens up an entirely new world for many, which, however, has a millennia-old tradition.

No prior knowledge is required for this seminar; however, participants who already work with these tools will also gain important new insights into radiesthesia and many new practice opportunities.