Groundwater: Despite the advancement of technology, people still believe in superstitions. But if you want to make a hole, which place is better to make it, will there be water there? Or they know things and put too much. But for this, water is poured in a coconut or cup and the trace of water is found underground. How true is this? Can you know this? Now let's know the details of whether or not.
Even today people in rural areas follow traditional methods to trace water. Farmers in remote areas cannot afford to call geologists to find traces of water. That is why such policies are being chosen. Some still use a coconut, or a Y-shaped neem plant to trace water in the ground, such as chembu water. But some people say that we can know the trace of water through scientific methods.
No matter how many methods are followed in areas with plenty of water, if a bore is drilled, water will fall. If the soil is drought, such practices will backfire. Not only scientific methods but also sometimes the predictions of geologists fail. Educated people believe in scientific methods one hundred percent. But unscientific methods are not without reason. If it is shown scientifically, the success rate is high.
All in all, this mantra of coconuts thrives in watery areas. Because the water there is not with a coconut, but it can be said that the water is taken here, even if the eyes are closed normally. People say that if you ask for the same coconuts in a place where there is no water, you can believe it if you get a similar result everywhere.
