Dowsing The easiest way to check for geopathic stress is to employ the services of a professional dowser. Since some dowsers are more accurate than others, I usually recommend that people have their homes checked by three dowsers independently and only act on the information that they all agree on.

Avoid anyone who claims to be able to dowse from a distance (without being physically present). This method is very convenient for the dowser because they can do it from their armchair. It’s appealing to the client, too, because it costs less. However, distant dowsing is notoriously unreliable. I have seen some terrible advice given by professionals who use this method. It is not to be trusted.

Dowsing is such a life-changing skill to have that you may want to consider learning how to do it yourself, if you are willing to do the personal work to development of specific subtle body structures that it requires. You can find detailed information about this in Chapter 12 of Samuel Sagan’s book Awakening The Third Eye. A practical introduction to the skill is also included in each Awakening The Third Eye course taught by the Clairvision School.

How you sleep in your bed Apart from dowsing, simple things such as the way people sleep in their beds may give clues to the presence of geopathic stress. In one client’s house I discovered through dowsing that both the mother and teenage son had earth lines crossing lengthways through their beds. In the mother’s case, the line neatly dissected her king-size bed in two, and she confirmed that although she had slept alone ever since she had had the bed in that position, she never ever wanted to sleep in the middle of the bed. In the case of the son, he too admitted that he only ever slept on one side of his bed, which turned out to be the side that was free from geopathic stress.

People who are sensitive intuitively move away from geopathically stressed areas in their sleep. I have often had this confirmed by parents who find their baby or young child scrunched up at one end or one side of the bed every morning. They are trying to escape from harmful earth lines crossing through a section of the bed. Parents need to take note of this and immediately move the bed. Other clues are if the child frequently has nightmares, wakes up crying in the night, or wets their bed. There may be other causes involved, but geopathic stress should be investigated.

Pets If you have a cat or a dog as a pet, they can often give clues as to where harmful earth lines are situated. Cats adore the energy and thrive on it, whereas dogs have a total aversion to it. If your cat loves sleeping in a certain spot, that is somewhere for you to avoid spending long periods of time. This does not necessarily mean, however, that if your cat loves sleeping on your bed that there must be geopathic stress in that area because domesticated cats sometimes choose warmth, comfort, and closeness to their owner above the delights of lying on earth lines. However, if you move your bed and the cat still goes to the same position to sleep, you were almost certainly sleeping in a “bad” location. This, incidentally, explains why pets sometimes will not sleep in their baskets. If your cat or dog won’t sleep in the spot you have placed their bedding, try moving it until you find a place where they will settle.

Earth line seekers and avoiders Bacteria, viruses, and parasites thrive on earth lines. They naturally congregate there and rapidly multiply. Ants, termites, bees, and wasps always prefer to site their nests at points where harmful earth lines cross.

Chickens, ducks, and most birds, on the other hand, do not thrive in areas where there is geopathic stress and will usually become ill or even die.

One client I visited had bought a bird and hung its cage in a corner of her sitting room. It soon died, cause unknown,  so she replaced it. That one died too, and the next one. At this point she gave up on the idea of having a bird in the house. She told me this after I had dowsed the area and found a crossing point of earth lines in that particular corner of the room. If she had only placed the cage a short distance away, the birds need not have died.

Some trees do not thrive in geopathically stressed areas and will either contort unnaturally in an attempt to grow away or will develop cancerous growths and die. Fruit trees may blossom but never produce fruit. Cut flowers, when placed in areas that are geopathically stressed, will last only half as long as they normally would. Mechanical equipment placed over harmful earth lines frequently breaks down and light bulbs repeatedly blow.