Behind the Rods

Tales of a Witch and a Wizard

by Jenny Vardy

A young woman, aware from early childhood that she possessed unusual psychic powers, and convinced that in a previous life she had been a witch, fled her troubled background and sought peace and fulfilment in another land.

Here, she found herself surrounded by a supportive circle of like-minded friends and through an amazing stroke of synchronicity was to meet Bob, an experienced water-diviner.

Together they honed their skills, feeding and strengthening each other’s mystic gifts.

They will take you on a fantastic journey, following their rods, searching new, incredible experiences from basic water dowsing, to investigating the powers and mystery of earth energy and into the world of spirits, until they finally find their personal ‘grail’.

This true story of real people and events will challenge many but will captivate and fascinate all.

Book Reviews

Living in the same country I was surprised to learn about the 'Rod People' in my vicinity and when I spoke to friends, they knew them personally..... I once had a 'rod man' come to my house in Germany and so I had some limited knowledge. I believe in special spiritual powers in people. In our chain of genes, there is the history, the talents and experiences of all our ancestors and at some point, these talents break through. See for example very young children who play the piano with deep knowledge and understanding, they are old souls. In the book. Jenny Vardy leads us through realistic and true experiences of these blessed people with down to earth writing and I believe that in some cases of health problems or cases of anxiety such 'rod people may be able to help. An unusual and valuable read.

by Heidi Trautmann

Excellent read, touching at times and funny too. A must read for those who do/curious/enjoy dowsing, and for those who love to know spiritual secrets of Cyprus and Canada. Cyprus is lucky to have a wizard and a witch.

by Muge Sevketoglu

Intriguing and thought-provoking book about two friends who find they have special mystic powers. The book details their progress from divining water through rods and a crystal to investigating the extent of Earth’s energy and power, which leads them into the world of unearthly spirits and even off-world experiences.

A fascinating read based on the writer’s personal and astute observation of the ‘witch’ and the ‘wizard’ who are two down-to-earth people with a compelling story to tell.

by Andrew Golden