British Dowsing Forum

In the sixth Century CE, St Augustine led the second Christian invasion of these islands (Joseph of Arimathea led the first one to Glastonbury shortly after Christ's crucifixion). Augustine was advised by Pope Gregory to destroy the idols, but not necessarily the stone rings, and to build his church...

Sig says: it will bob up and down for “Yes” or go side-to-side for “No.” Helen asks: Can this be the same for everyone?? Yes, if you want it to. Just tell your unconscious (or wherever you feel your answers come from) that you want up and down to mean "yes," and si...

Helen The Aurameter is a spring loaded L rod. It is not as good at looking for a specific target like, "Drill right here for your well" - a Y rod or crossing L rods are better for that. Rather, its utility comes when looking at and following edges of fields - like auras or winding veins of...

Just catching up on the discussion on this amazing tool. I have several thoughts: 1. What it's made of (or plated with) only makes a difference if you think it does. This is exactly the same as those old time water dowsers who say, "You can only use a Y rod made of apple wood!" If you thin...

Ian writes So how do I use it for detecting auras? After asking permission, ask to see the edge of (say) the health aura. I find it at about two feet out from the body. Walk towards your subject and at some point, your rod will turn to the right or that left when it reaches the edge of that aura (ju...

ocd writes I dowsed a house with two veins crossing in a young girl's bedroom, she has M.E and is now developing scoliosis too. I advised the family to move her bed off the line which they'll do, will she recover with the bed moved? I think that dowsers need to be careful here. Yes , it has been fou...

Ian says: As I understand it, Radon gas is a by-product of the radioactive decay of naturally occurring uranium which occurs in mineral deposits. I seem to remember Paul Devereaux saying fifteen + years ago in the old "Ley Hunter" that every stone ring in Britain is located very close to a...

Actually, I would suggest that L rods are the wrong too. Certainly ones with sleeves are, as there is no "feel" involved. I also, I have found Hamish's L rod not particularly easy to use - especially for a beginner. So I would suggest using a Y rod. The "feel" is clear, and it is...

Pete I would urge you in any way that I could to reconside taking on this stage magician and professional debunker of anything that does not fit in to his very limited paradigm of reality. His history of "testing" of dowsers in the United States starting over two decades ago led the ASD to...

Ian writes How does the <cough!><cough!><cough!> errectness of one's bobber affect its <cough!><cough!><cough!> performance? Seriously, I want to know, after all, the price difference between the two is humungous. It really does, Ian, and the Cameron Aurameter is unfortunately well worth the absurdl...

My first question to Tim M is, "What do you mean by a 'neutralizer'?" It sounds like some kind of electric gizmo. Is that the case? As I don't use modern devices to clear houses, I am not familiar with them. But, I would add, as we run a B&B here in Glastonbury, we psychicly (?spelling...

I agree with everything Grahame has just said. "Rip Off" is a term I used in relation to the Cameron Aura meter because they are so d@*n expensive, but I do feel that they are a very high quality dowsing tool that the vast majority of dowsers DO NOT NEED; however, if you want to see the ou...

Julian MacKerracher writes I inherited a " Blofeld Aura Meter " developed and patented!! by a Johan Blomeyer of Malta described as a dowsing instrument used by the Malta Group. The label says it was available from Peter Crowsley of Edenbridge Kent for £16. Very similar to the one mentio...

I don't think this senario would actually change my belief about intangible target dowsing. I think there might come a time when tangible target dowsing might/could be accepted by science (though I honestly do not care if they do or not - as far as I am concerned, dowsing works as well as rational p...

John Irwin quoted me as saying: Quote: Dowsing is a way of knowing Sig Lonegren (he also said he preferred the word "gnowing"!) "Gnowing" is key here as it speaks of using both sides of the brain and valuing the rational/intuitive results equally , something that is essential in ...