NaturallyResilient

About

February 2008, my husband lost his wedding ring. He had lost a lot of weight recently and his ring was looser but he had not thought it would just fall off. One cold day he was outside showing his Lincoln welder to a potential buyer. That evening he realized his ring was missing. We looked all through the house and could not find it.

During this time I was working with a friend who had a “Rife” machine. While working with the machine and a pendulum, I mentioned my husband’s ring and my friend told me about some one finding a bag of money with a pendulum. He then proceeded to ask questions with the pendulum and figured it was about 3 feet from the outside A/C unit.

It was 2 weeks before I could dig around the unit, but when I did I came up empty handed.

The side of the house the pendulum said the ring was on was covered with a good 4 –6 inches of leaves. So a ring could easily become hidden. I mentioned the findings to my husband. He thought it made sense that the ring could be in the side yard. This was an area of about 12 x 40 feet. I wanted to do my own pendulum check of the area but again I was not able to get to it immediately.

Several months past before I could get outside with my pendulum. I divided the side yard up into 4 x 4 foot squares and asked each square if the ring was there. I had one that was a maybe but one that was a definite yes. Then again it was another 2 weeks before I could get back out and dig.

When I finally made it out there the yes square was still yes. I divided that square into 4 squares and had a yes in one. Then I started digging through the leaves. On the 3^rd shovel I hit gold (ring that is). Yea I found it. I thanked my guides for leading me to it.

I showed my husband where I had found the ring and he pointed out that we had moved the outside condenser unit two years earlier and the spot was within 3 feet of where the unit had been.  Wow! I had not even thought of that and it made sense to me as time is of this physical world and not the spirit world.