A few years ago we lost that remarkable genius, Douglas Adams. Both Gwas and I have been a fan of his work for years. From the original Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy (known amongst aficionados as hhgttg, or H2G2) to the less famous, but equally recommended Dirk Gently series. Not a month goes by when … Read More “Somebody Else’s Problem Field” »
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I have just got back from The Big Smoke (or London to you and me). I am always in two minds about this place. Now that I am accustomed to the natural surroundings of my Cheshire home with its easy access to the countryside (I step out my front or back doors and it’s there) … Read More “Meetings with Meteorites” »
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” »
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” »
I need to preface this post a little. Up until last year I didn’t believe in the whole invisible landscape of energies, ghosts, spirits, thought-forms, visualisation, magick, and especially astrology. I had no interest in physics, mathematics, history, astrology, any of the sciences really. Since I started on this journey through dowsing I have had … Read More “The Guiding Star: a mysterious presence” »
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 2008” »
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