flowing and growing
To coincide with St.George’s Day Gawsworth Hall are running their annual dowsing day, and I will be hosting the day along with my good friend Michael Clowes. This stunning old Cheshire hall and gardens provides the perfect setting for a day’s discussion and practical dowsing sessions interspersed with Gawsworth’s famous catering in the form of … Read More “Dowsing Day at Gawsworth Hall – 23rd April 2011” »
In this third and final part of our excursion to Yorkshire I talk about the fascinating experiments that we did at Bolton Abbey – site of a ruined priory and a working church. There was so much good dowsing work done at this site that it needed a whole post to itself to do it … Read More “Yorkshire Imbolc 2011 – Part 3: Bolton Abbey” »
The nights are still closing in early as we are literally in the middle of the winter if we take winter as Dec – Jan – Feb months, eugh! So I was playing around with some old-fashioned dowsing with a pendulum last night. As a previous post suggests I am becoming interested in Knighthood and … Read More “Map dowsing of a sort” »
We have come a long way since we started in late 2008. All of that seems so long ago now, because so much has happened since then. We have grown. So I present a summary of the year’s work for 2010. Like Kal I intend to do this summary in a single post. Last year … Read More “2010 – Summary of the Year” »
I have just published my latest article on the subject of the esoteric elements that dowsing and druidry have in common. You can read this article on the “Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids (OBOD)” web site [link]. It will be on the site for November, and then I will place it into the Articles … Read More “ARTICLE: Dowsing & Druidry – The Esoteric Dimension” »
It was the finest day of a long series of fine days that were typifying the last of the lingering end of year sun. We were loathe to call this Autumn when it felt like Summer. The sun was shining, the air was warm, the ground was dry, and there wasn’t a hint of wind. We set … Read More “Arbor Low 2010 – the teaching place” »
Thursday 23rd September – Llyn Brenig, North Wales. We had tried to get to see some of the megalithic sites around Llyn Brenig once before. At that time we didn’t have the same amount of clever GPS devices, or the same availability of mapping software (or paper maps). Or we didn’t prepare well enough. Either way, … Read More “Autumn Equinox 2010 : Part 1 – Llyn Brenig” »
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