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In a message dated 1/22/01 7:16:38 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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<< There might be something to
dowsing but probably not and if there is something there is no magic
involved, just some sort of magnetic (or other) attraction.
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Bob,
What is "magic?" This question is key to understanding many ritual magic
concealment features in historic architecture and archaeology sites, which I
happen to be studying at this time. There are many definitions of magic,
ranging from illusion and trickery to psychospiritual transformation, or even
to Europe's "demons." If magic is in the mind of folks who practice it, what
better for scientific measurement than electromagnetic fields and
resistivity? I, for one, am not a bigot.
Ron May
Legacy 106, Inc.
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