British Dowsing Forum

The footage of Michael Cook beating Randi on Psychic Investigator has been removed from YouTube.

Mysteriously, a clip of a dowser failing a test from the very same show has been left in place.

That tells me everything I need to know.

Ian

To add to the 2006 article in Dowsing Today about Lt. Hawkins dowsing in Gallipoli, it should be noted that the most famous dowser in the Gallipoli campaign was undoubtedly Sapper Stephen Kelley, a water engineer from Melbourne. Kelley was born in Kent, but emigrated as a child. His dowsing, before...

Grahame Gardner wrote:Just found this article in The Spectator about Nazi Germany's use of pendulum dowsers during WW2 to locate naval convoys and other stuff...

Did Hitler's Obsession with the Occult cost him the War?

But our side used dowsing too - and it didn't cost us the war...

Ian

The Britain's Ancient Tracks episode featuring Derek Woodhead is back on catch-up:

http://www.channel4.com/programmes/brit ... y-robinson

Ian

Helen-Healing wrote:Just watching this again - a re-run on More4. The dowser was Derek Moorhead....
http://www.buryfreepress.co.uk/news/dow ... -1-6096701

Woodhead.



Ian

I wonder, now, whether that kind of kit represented the complicated way that people in that era thought that dowsing worked. When I was doing my French translation of Victor Mertens' work I came across this: In general, there must be, for a successful experience determined from dowsing, a starting ...

The Spanish translator S R Andreu seems to have translated other dowsing books including Pere Bourdoux's Radiesthesie pour Missionaires: Notions pratiques see Christopher Bird's The Divining Hand, p.288-9 for more on Bourdoux.

There is a lengthy thread on the Revealer here:

viewtopic.php?f=6&t=157

Ian

Aaron Bray on BBC Radio Devon, talking about dowsing for Village Water in Zambia.



related:

http://www.waterdowsers.co.uk/

Ian

In Search of ... Water Seekers (1978)

Leonard Nimoy on dowsing...also featuring Francis Hitchings, Tom Graves, Arthur Bailey etc.

Part One:


Part Two:

Hazel twig water divining in an episode of the children's show Rag, Tag and Bobtail (watch with Mother), Transmitted 18th July 1957.



Ian

Edit yes, delete no.

IMPORTANT NOTICE The original projecteliseg.org website was closed down and the domain seems to have been taken over by someone else. I urge you not to click on any links going to the old project eliseg.org site - that includes links from this thread which I don't seem able to delete! There is a bra...

Recent Daily Mail article about King Leopold.

Top university tears down memorials to brutal Belgian king after students say they are 'racist and pay homage to a genocidal colonialist'

Told you he was nasty!

Ian

Grahame Gardner wrote:I like that Jim Longston rod... not convinced about his spirit release technique however!

"Get BACK from whence ye came!" <boing>

Well he was a pro-wrestler...

Ian