Ideomotor...No Such Animal! -Pt 1

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Sean Grolier/Fyngal Bunt Dec 18, 7:16 pm show options

*****Q. What is the ideomotor and why is there so much controversy
about it? How can I prove it's not ideomotor, in other words just me?

A. The ideomotor is that anatomical force that moves your foot out
quickly when a baseball player you back hits a home run on television.
It's an unconscious sympathy you exhibit physically when you want
something to happen or enjoy it happening. The ideomotor response is
held by some to be the reason the rod turns towards the target. You
are subconsciously twisting your wrist unbeknownst to your conscious
mind say the proponents. I suspect this is emanating from one or two
sources, The reason may be ignorance..or business agendas. It is very
easy to prove it isn't the answer.

1. Place a sample of your target on a revolving chair and looking
away spin the chair. Once you orientate yourself so you cannot see
where the sample is you will see the Ranger-Tell Examiner antenna
turning towards it unbeknowst to you. If you check the chair every now
and then you will realise it cannot possibly be the ideomotor response
or your imagination since the antenna is pointing to the sample. Note
that the back of the chair may present an obstacle in relation to the
swing which will prove the above once again.

2. This is the Tell Color Test.. It also proves it is not ideomotor
or any number of other deceptions proposed by the sad skeptics. Set
your Ranger-Tell Examiner to any of these frequencies then press the
key you usually do (see instructions).Turning around you will notice
that the antenna is indicating an object the color of the frequency
you have entered in the unit. The positions of these colors are of
course not known to you. This is because it is a serious frequency
resonant machine which is not dowsing per se.

Hertz RED 700 ORANGE 597 YELLOW 580 GREEN 527 BLUE 473 INDIGO 438
VIOLET 405

3. Walk over the target you've set to and keep walking. You will
notice that the Examiner antenna turns back a certain number of paces
past the target. Walking back over the target count the number of
paces before the antenna turns again. It is always the same number
of paces on either side of the target.

I can see the skeptics denying these tests. But you can easily prove
the tests yourself. Let them know when you do, There is far too much
idle and uncalled for ignorance re the truth about the locator.
(excerpt from www.rangertell.com FAQ)

Fyngal Bunt

Sean Grolier Dec 11, 6:42 pm show options

From: "Sean Grolier" <magnet_to...@hotmail.com> - Find messages by this
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Date: Sat, 11 Dec 2004 18:42:43 -0800
Local: Sat, Dec 11 2004 6:42 pm
Subject: Re: Ideomotor...No Such Animal!

It should be noted that LRL with tuning can be substituted for the
Examiner.

Sean

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pls post this for me as reply or topic
Yes and no. The LRL would need to have a frequency option for one of
these tests otherwise the results would not be as accurate.If you could
change the polarity of the LRL (you can with the Examiner I know)
another test involves blindly doing this then trying a target by walk
past it. The LRL will move in the opposite direction depending on the
polarity. You could press the appropriate key several times then write
down the number of times you switched polarity. The way the LRL swung
would leave no doubt you could not possibly have known the way it
would. This again proves that the ideomotor is not at
work here.
Attaching a small wallet (take care) to your belt at the
base of the spine is another way. Have a friend insert an object of
gold or copper, lead, aluminium etc or gemstones and walk foward. The
LRL should turn and touch your body trying to swing to the metal etc
the wallet.
It would be interesting if you could post other anti-ideomotor proofs
on the other forum. We don't like that one because it's frequented by a
mad skeptic who will not accept that the ideomotor is myth.
Vincent Blanes or Victor Blaine the ex-tech (who is by now probably
more of an LRL assistant than web tech by invitation I read lol after
all the erroneous references to him by the skeptic) was right on the
money when he? proposed his standards for proper locating that so
challenged the ideomotorists. I'm sure that someone has told him by now
that Sam is officially left-handed and plays golf and shoots with his
right hand, but that's all he does with it (NB:own admission golf
newsgroups). Consequently he must find LRLs difficult. The left side of
the body is much weaker bio-electrically giving very mild responses as
can be proven by holding your LRL inyour left hand. He freely admits on
a forum that he finds LRLs appear to work for some and that's why he is
not totally skeptical. That was in the late 90s from memory. I think he
became more skeptical as the years progressed. If Sam is the main
skeptic and there seems unanimous agreement that he is (the guy that
originally wrote on the forums for one says this and he should know)
then no wonder...he doesn't dowse in the same way if at all and so can
only put it down to random chance. Carl Moreland who writes reports on
the hardware cannot either it's been proven, by letting him use a test
LRL. Plus an ex-NASA engineer said neither Sam nor Carl could use LRLs.
So why are they allowed to comment? Good question.
They both claim vehemently that it's ideomotor response..which it can't
be, if you perform the proofs in this post.
To date no-one has written , claiming the tests don't work. If these
occur at some stage you can bet your bippy it's the same leg-pulling
smoke and mirrors by the skeptics. Not to mention their sniping re $5
email programs some of us use and PDF errors of usage leads one to
conclude they are just people who cannot win
so begin slinging mud lol.

Fyngal Bunt

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Below is Sam's reference to his left-handed nature.

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/rec.sport.golf/browse_frm/thread/...
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Sean Grolier/Fyngal Bunt Dec 18, 7:22 pm show options

IQ TEST- What can you learn from the following?

Stewardesses and reverberated are the two longest words (12 letters
each) that can be typed using only the left hand.

The longest word that can be typed using only the right hand is
lollipop.

Skepticism is the longest word that alternates hands.

Sam Scafferi is a headstrong skeptic that is left-handed but uses his
right-hand for golf and shooting.

He cannot use dowsing rods that well.
Answer:No charge in left. No wonder.
Fyngal

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