Finding Lost Objects by Tracking Silent Thoughts With Dowsing
2-feet from my luggage

Have you ever lost your device in a flurry of activity? So much so, not only do you think you left it where you saw it last, you actually believe that’s where you saw it last?

Today, unexpectedly with a knock at the door came a delivery of precious, organically grown, mangos. My friend Connie has a prolific mango tree and decided to share some of her “gold” with us before leaving on her mediation retreat. Lucky us. Her mangos are delicious. There are many who make a habit of backing their trucks up to neighbors’ trees, pick as many as they can and drive off in a hurry. It’s a competition to harvest one’s mangos before some unknown person or persons does.

This surprise delivery had us chatting, catching up a bit on life, family, work…
then she was off.

Just as unexpectedly, another knock at the door. It was my friend, back searching for her misplaced phone; the touchstone for airport rides and communication with friends expecting her texts. Yes, she had dialed the number with no sound to follow. Had she toggled on Find My with her choice of disclosure as to her or her phone’s whereabouts? No.

She had not brought it in while delivering the luscious mangos. I searched her car again, no phone. Then the light went on. “I was hoping you could dowse its location.” I must admit that was my thought not 2 seconds before she said it.

My first question was “Is it in this time and dimension to be found?” It was rather rhetorical, since I felt it was still available to be found, but I went ahead and asked “it” to return please, with no questions asked. I learned this from my Reality Shifters friend Cynthia Sue Larson. I have personal benefitted from a reality shift with a lost earring being “found” or actually, dropping in. That’s another story.

I asked her to not think of her phone, in her mind sequentially number the locations where she had been that day, and then I would follow her thoughts with my pendulum. Some call this Blind Dowsing. For what, I hope are obvious reasons, I prefer to call it Tracking.

Amusingly, for the first round of dowsing we found my phone, which is identical to hers in make and model, however, mine was not lost.

For the second round of dowsing, I asked her to clear her mind, think of her own phone and change in her mind the sequence of her locations, I would once again, without hearing the location, dowse a “Yes” or “No”.

Location 1, “No”, Location 2, “No”, Location 3 “Yes”. Brilliant, “Where is that?” I asked. Her reply, “my luggage.”

Okay, now let’s try that again. Third round, once again, I asked her to clear her mind, think of her own phone, and change the sequence of her locations. I would, once again, without hearing the location, dowse a “Yes” or “No”.

Location 1, “Yes.” Okay, where is that? Her reply “my luggage.”

I think there was some skepticism as she had already rooted through her packed luggage and not found her phone. Entering her car to leave, popping her head up, she said, “I don’t have any attachment to finding it.” We waived goodbye, noting to meet up, when she returned from her trip.

I kept feeling that it was in, on, or around her luggage. I left it at that.

45 minutes later I answered my ringing phone. A gleeful “I’m calling you from my phone!” “Wonderful”, I say “Where was it?”
“In a small bag that was about 2 feet from my luggage.”

Honestly, this stuff works! My doubts about my dowsing and my ability to track thoughts without hearing them, evaporated, poof, gone.

This is a natural gift given to me, I had only ever used it successfully for helping someone years ago find lost keys. Mostly I used it with clients, in my dowsing health practice, who did not want to voice traumas that were too embarrassing or too much of a trigger for them to speak about. I ask them to think about the trauma bothering them and whatever it is that needs to be cleared always comes up, without fail and without them having to reveal the intimate details.

I’m so happy, my friend is open-minded and was willing to let me try my dowsing “tracking”. Being able to help her find her lost phone was fun.
I consider the 2-foot range a successful find!

All Love and Blessings.
We’ve Got This!
Melinda