As part of a campaign to only read books that back up something that I have said already, I have been reading John Burke and Kaj Halberg’s book “Seed of Knowledge, Stone of Plenty” [Hmm..did the sarcasm of that statement really come across I wonder?]. The book had been recommended to me by Helen Lamb … Read More “Carnac: The Energy Engine” »
Tag: electromagnetic
This article was found on the New Scientist web site. The concept is still being studied for better correlations and more data, but their conclusion so far is: “freakier dreams occurring on days with the least geomagnetic activity“. (http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn16871-sweet-dreams-are-made-of-geomagnetic-activity.html) The article reminded me of some work by one of the speakers at last year’s British Society … Read More “Sleep patterns and the Earth’s magnetic field” »
Every once in a while I am stopped in my tracks when I read a passage from a book whose description of the subtle energies is so closely in accordance with my own experience. In Chapter 3 of Serge Kahili King’s book, simply entitled “Earth Energies”, I have found just such a correspondence. Describing Baron … Read More “Waymarkers: Reichenbach, Magnetism and Od” »
Kal has already written a lengthy and laudable account of the British Society of Dowsers conference recently, but he has urged me to add my own bits to it, and so I will add those elements that are in addition to his write-up, or which display my own perspective on those events. As we journeyed … Read More “The Cirencestershire Conflab” »