Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
A long time ago (although the way Kal and I are measuring time these days it might have been a few weeks ago) I took a friend who was getting into dowsing to a road that I knew well. I had been noticing lots of near misses along the road and had even felt peculiar … Read More “Neutralising a black stream source” »
Part 1 I have just finished reading and digesting a book called “The Field” by Lynne McTaggart. In this post I am going to quickly go through what she says in light of what I have learned from other sources and in particular of what I “know” from dowsing and have theorised – or put … Read More “The Field by Lynne McTaggert Vs Subtle Energy by Kal Malik P1” »
Sunday 22nd August, 2010 – The Cheesewring, Minions, Cornwall. Just a mile or so further down the track from The Hurlers are a set of curiously eroded stones perched precariously on the edge of a hilltop that has been extensively quarried on one side. The journey to the stones is hard on the feet – … Read More “Cornwall 2010 – The Gnomic Kingdom of The Cheesewring” »
Sunday 22nd August, 2010 – The Hurlers, Minions, Cornwall. Having driven through the village of Minions to get to Trethevy Quoit the night before we were fairly confident about finding the famous stone circles called “The Hurlers”. There was a big brown sign pointing to them and everything so how could we miss them? We … Read More “Cornwall 2010 – The Misty Hurlers” »
20th August, 2010 – Trevethy Quoit, St Cleer, Cornwall It is not very often that Kal and I go on a wild goose chase. We are usually quite well prepared, and we have technology to back us up. More often than not we have hard copies of bits of Ordnance Survey maps accompanied by copious … Read More “Cornwall – An evening at Trethevy Quoit” »
Scattered throughout the last year or so of this blog is the term Genius Loci. As I did some research (on our own blog) I found that the term has escaped its original use and is getting bandied about a bit – by me no less, the guy who coined it in the first place. … Read More “Genius Loci – the story so far” »
I really admire the work that water diviners do in countries that have been stricken by drought. It’s really something for them to go out of their way to bring a village back to life with a source of clean water close by. This kind of activity is strongly promoted by the British Society of … Read More “Weather spells: breaking the drought” »
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