The FBI carried out an experiment to see if cold case victims cause a disturbance in the force, that is, if it is possible to use dowsing rods to divine the location of buried bodies.
I am aware of dowsing for water, ley lines, oil, vortexes, ore, electrical energy, and even lost treasures, but I had not heard of dowsing to find cadavers, which is sometimes called "grave witching".
The problem, as I see it, with the FBI experiment is that they used volunteers with no experience of dowsing. Not everyone can dowse. Even a gifted novice ought to receive instruction on how to walk, breathe, and how to hold the dowsing rods.
Ley lines are also called Dream Lines, or Dragon Lines, and where they meet or intersect, they are associated with vortexes and/or chakras. Most of the ancient holy and mystical sites of the world are said to be on ley lines and if there are doorways in illogical places on a medieval (or earlier) cathedral or church, the location was probably chosen by masons who dowsed. Cathedral spires were said to be sited over vortexes, so the songs and the spirits would ascend in the most uplifting way (in a gyre).
https://sacredmysticaljourneys.com/blog/the-magic-of-ley-lines-vortexes-and-chakras-of-the-earth
Other folks believe that there are multiple health benefits from simply walking barefoot outdoors. It's called "Earthing" or "Grounding", and it is all to do with a direct connection of the body with the Earth's natural electrical environment.
You might sleep "better", but you might have to get grounded for six hours a day for more than a month, and who has time to walk barefoot outdoors for six hours a day? (There are grounding mats, apparently.)
An hour a day of barefoot grounding can demonstrably improve mood, done consistently it can reduce pain and stress, improve blood flow, improve wound healing, reduce inflammation, lower blood pressure and much more.
Unfortunately, we're getting into the wrong time of year for long barefoot walks!
All the best,
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