British Dowsing Forum

simonwheeler wrote:Not necessarily- but maybe you could write a review of it for the Book Section of this Forum?!!

Yikes! I'm all for altruism, but time is someone else's money! Here's a suitable review already written:

http://www.innsmouthfreepress.com/?p=4237

Lazy, lazy me

If we have a debate over the definition of "ancient sites" and particular concern over the word "sacred" then let's search for a more mundane phrase. How about "Sites of Special Dowing Interest". Oh. Immediately I'm bored by that! There was an interesting move in the di...

Would I be completely off-topic if I were to mention a book I read recently that discussed the topic of PENDULUMS and their use in the measurement of time and distance with specific reference to the sizing and placement of megalithic sites? Seems to fit with the notion of a swinging measurement of t...

I have been following an energy ley across the country on a straight trajectory and have verified in my own mind that it exists for a number of reasons - it can be dowsed, it has properties such as strength and width, and many significant places exist upon it - sacred sites, hills, churches, and pla...

I want to try to pull this tropic back into line a bit now. The original discussion was the function of ancient sites. Let me put a few topics out there that have arisen in my mind over the time that this topic had been on the forum, and let's see what everyone thinks of these ideas. Ancient sites h...

And this is where I think I manage to agree with both Arthur and Geoff. (Isn't this a classic/old/raging/already settled debate you're having here?). Arthur said: Strange, because I get the Ley Lines do have energy. I get that not only do they have different sizes and flow directions of varying spee...

Sounds like a fascinating project, this Blue River. Could either of you put your findings onto a shared Google Map? Then we could see what you have found so far and verify it (visually and physically). I have a contact in that area that I could send out to take a look too - he's in need of a worthwh...

Ahhh..more syncretism - the coming together of many diverse disciplines. Thanks for that link, Kevin. I am no particle physicist, but even I can see that this is another example of the golden mean being a product/expression/measure of harmony at whichever level the observer interacts with natural ma...

Well, I'm impressed by the traffic app! At the moment I'm failing to have a vision of what I would want to see on a custom map that can't already be done using Google Maps, but that's probably just a failure of creative juices on my part. Some features I can imagine being useful in such an app might...

Hi Pudding (great name),

That all sounds very interesting! A custom map? What would that entail? How can we make this happen? What do you need from me?

Cheers,
Vapour Trail.

Hello Liz, I'm about to tread on some dowsers' toes but bear with me. Firstly, it seems, if I may say so, like you're a beginner at this? If so, may I recommend that you do a little reading on the subject to get yourself acquainted with the topic? Nothing heavy-duty - I'd recommend Hamish Miller's &...

Just my luck! I've just spent £30 good English pounds on buying their damned OS geological maps in paper format. Blast! Still, I guess they'd make quite decorative picnic blankets.

Geoff said: I got in touch with ‘Geoffrey of Monmouth’ (or rather his soul memory) and asked (dowsed) whether he knew that to be true. He said that he did not believe it to be true and could not confirm it. He also said that the info in his book History of the Kings of Britain’ was translated ...

Hi there, My rubbish two-penn'eth on this one. I was in Glastonbury this year dowsing on Wearyall Hill. I dowsed the "Holy Thorn" that Josepth was supposed to have planted. No joy on that score from my rods, I'm afraid. Put me off taking it further, really. Perhaps the iron cage has affect...

Oh Sally, Some crap tips for you to get started with Google Maps: 1. Get a Google account and then sign in with it. 2. Go to the Maps section and choose "Create a map" 3. Three tools are available for you: create a marker, create a line, and move around. 4. Go to where you want to start fr...