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Dowsers Society of NSW Inc.Newsletter

February 2015

Vol 27 Issue 2

Table of Contents

2 February 15th, 2015 - Sandy Mayor3 From the Editor 4 Dowser of the Year Award6 Who Was That Bidder?8 Dowsing for Beginners 11 An Experiment to Try with Wi Fi 13 The Chemistry of Love 17 Strange Noises in the Night 20 Notice of Annual General Meeting 22 Form of Proxy23 Membership Renewal for 201525 Library News26 March 15th, 2015 - Alistair Burns

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Speaker for February 15th, 2015Sandy Mayor

- Contemporary Crystal Skulls, a Phenomenon -

There is a lot of mystery surrounding crystal skulls, their origin and pur-

pose. Popular culture often portrays them as symbols of death and doom and some people find them creepy.

Yet to Mexican and other world cultures, the form of the human skull is decorated and utilized to honour deceased family members and friends.

The Day of the Dead holiday celebrates and brings an acceptance of death not often seen in Western culture.

There is a surge of interest in popular culture, art and new age spheres about them. Do crystal skulls represent destruction or hope and healing?

We will explore the phenomenon of Crystal Skull Consciousness, drawing from my experience with contemporary crystal skulls, describing activated or embodied crystal skulls, and grid work for personal and planetary healing.

I will bring a number of crystal skulls and offer a guided medita-tion with them. They will also be available for purchase. If you are a custodian of a crystal skull, feel welcome to bring yours along.

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From the Editor

Last month’s meeting was very successful with the Dowser of the Year Award being given to one of our most worthy members, you can read

more about this on page 4. I missed that meeting due to unforeseen cir-cumstances. Fortunately Jessica Holmes was able to replace me at short notice, and her talk about Rose Essences was very interesting and in-formative. I hope to be able to present the ‘Ley Lines of Europe’ subject later in the year.

The year 2015 is moving along very fast; the information age is changing the dynamics of the world’s politics, as people are more aware of the truth behind the scene. We are still a long way from the transparency which should permeate mankind’s affairs, but there are signs of progress.

This newsletter is about empowering people, giving them the tools to make changes in a quiet and non-violent manner, yet very effective way.

As a dowser, please, use these tools to foster changes in your environment first, then if you have time and energy left, to your country, then to the entire humanity.

‘Goodwill to the world’ is not just words, it is a request that you send and balance energies where you feel it is most needed. You can make a habit of spending 5 minutes every morning with your pendulum. You can use some of the affirmations from Raymon Grace, they are available on his website at http://www.raymongrace.us. I use them myself every day.

Start with yourself, you cannot change the world if you do not feel good. Yet changing yourself changes the world. When you feel good, then move onto larger subjects. The point is: if we all project positive thoughts, a positive outcome will ensue. You can raise the energies, you can balance them, you can protect, guide, enhance....

What a wonderful set of tools we have been given. It would be so sad that we would have known them and never used them.

Until next time, François


Dowser of the Year Award

Every now and then in the history of the Society, a member has stood out as a great dowser, a great teacher and a generous contributor to

the cause of dowsing. Our Dowser of the Year Award has been created specially to reward such individuals. It has only been given to very few dowsers, whose names you can find at the end of this newsletter.

We are delighted to announce that the Society has unanimously selected Maggie Lowe to receive the Dowser of the Year 2014 Award.

Maggie and her husband Stafford joined the Society in 2002. Maggie at-tended a dowsing seminar which got her started straight away into using dowsing in all areas of her life, particularly garden and health. She was further inspired by the work of Massaru Emoto on water, and Raymon Grace. Using their inspiration Maggie experimented with changing neg-ative emotional issues to positive, health, dietary, remote dowsing, and anything that got in her way!

In 2005 Maggie started to run beginner and half day seminars for the society on various topics like natural energies, plants, pets and planets. In the middle of 2014 Maggie shared a half hour conversation about dows-ing with Barry Eaton on his online radio program ‘Radio Out There’, a good free advert for the society! (This interview is available on our web-site).

We asked Maggie for her philosophy. This is what she said:“Give dowsing a whirl, it could change your life, and don’t be afraid to take risks, even if you get a bit of egg on your face, it washes off!”

Maggie has also been involved with the ‘National Trust Vintage Garden Tool Show’ at Experiment Farm Cottage, Parramatta - as the water di-viner, to teach visitors about dowsing, and lead them in finding under-ground water in the grounds.


We asked Maggie to share her most challenging experience:“After finishing some earth energy re-activation work in 2006 I asked if there was anything else to be considered. A Yes answer led me, after a long search, to a water well in South East India polluted by the tsunami which I was guided to clean remotely.”

We asked Maggie for her most surprising experience:“My most successful and surprising experience was finding a lost will, at the eleventh hour, for someone who only had hours to produce it to claim an in-heritance.”

The Dowsers Society of NSW is very grateful for Maggie’s contribu-tions, and her constant enthusiasm to learn, explore and share everything she knows with us.

Thank you Maggie, and congratulations for a well deserved award.


Who Was That Bidder?By John Richardson

Betty (name changed) a long-time friend of mine tele-

phoned, saying that some of her friends, Kevin and Yvonne (names changed) were trying to sell their country farming property, but the most promising prospect would not pay the asking price.

Would I see what I could do with my divining to help them get a sale?

Their subsequent phone call indicated a pressing need to obtain the ask-ing price for the property, which was on the market to be sold by public auction.

I pondered the situation from all angles, trying not to disadvantage any person by unfair advantage. I went into my divining mode and asked for competitive bidders on the day.

Country people see everything! Nothing in the landscape moves but they see it!

Remember this as I continue:

The day of the Auction arrived – the long-dry weather continued, but that did not stop the country crowd from attending an auction.

The auctioneer was ‘working the crowd’, hoping to engender optimism and competition in the bidding.

A sudden quiet as the Auctioneer called for an opening bid.


Bidding was steady but slow and stalled on a couple of occasions despite the Auctioneer’s energetic endeavours. The parties concerned negotiated but reached no agreement, and the auction resumed.

A new bidder – The bidding rose steadily until the fall of the hammer well past the asking price, and the property was sold to the previously promising prospect.

Shortly after Kevin and Yvonne searched for the unknown bidder – to no avail.

Later, Yvonne said, “John, we were in the auction when this unlikely looking fellow started to contest the bidding. He didn’t look the part. After the auc-tion we wanted to thank him for his part.”

They asked all around – no one saw him come into town and no one saw him leave town. In a country town, where everyone knows everyone, and everyone’s business and nothing moves without someone seeing it. I must ask myself, “Was he really here?”

Until next time, enjoy.

John Richardson

John can be contacted on (02) 6643-3813.

Correction

John pointed out to me an error in the April 2014 article ‘An Energy Transposing Unit’, where he stated erroneously that a beneficial energy

would extend beyond the property lines by 400 centimetres. The correct distance is 40 centimeters. We apologise for the error.

Ed


Dowsing for BeginnersBy Edwin Taylor

British Society of Dowsers, Mar 1989

Dowsing is a fascinating subject, rewarding by the pleasure you get from it. When you begin there are rules that should be strictly ob-

served, so start the way you wish to carry on.

The keeping of records is essential and is so valuable for reference, mak-ing notes of all advice given, depth of water and quantity. If you are called back to a drilling it is then you find the value of your records.

The dowsing image is very important to the British Society of Dowsers and, as dowsers, we are custodians of the image and it is for us to protect it. Do not accept the responsibility to find water until you have put your-self through all the tests, where you can build confidence, and then you will feel confident to advise.

There are dowsers who are to some extent showmen, which is not in my view an asset when you are doing serious business, and serious business is when you ask a person to spend money, which is likely to have been hard to earn.

Another important part of my early dowsing was the use of the BSD li-brary, selecting books by practical men in the field of well sinkers; they were the ones who learned the hard way and experience is a great teacher. Their records and methods were fortunately written down in the words of the old masters.

Besides rules there are also cautions. I like to go on to a site with a ‘clean sheet’. I do not want to be told, “The local dowser thought it was there”, or “The old well is here”. Ask your client to give his details after your survey, if they insist.

Clay bands in the strata will upset your depthing where there are very


thick bands of clay 30ft. or more; it can double your depthing prediction, but will not affect estimate of quantity. Clay is also troublesome by hav-ing bands of sand-holding water, which means an extra cost for a client having to sleeve the borehole to a greater depth than is usual.

Wishful thinking can be another pitfall to the budding dowser, so please study and be careful not to surmise.

At the beginning of my dowsing, I visited old wells on farmsteads to practise where a dowser had been before - in my experience all the old wells were found by dowsers. I have found over the years where a begin-ner had made the mistake of marking out the well site, and sinking it on the edge instead of midstream.

I spent a long time practising on springs of water which came to the sur-face. Find out by dowsing the direction they have come from, estimate what the spring should yield, and then measure the water and see what the actual amount it is producing. If the measured quantity of the spring does not match the amount you predicted, it could be surfacing under pressure.

Also track water back underground and practise depthing, which will be


very revealing where it comes from, and as you climb to higher ground the depthing shows it to get deeper.

You lose no marks for playing safe and beginners need to play safe if you have a client spending money on sinking a borehole, which today could be thousands of pounds. Find two underground supplies that will cross each other – they will be at different depths and yield different quanti-ties.


An Experiment to Try with WiFiReprinted from Geomantica (original source lost, possibly Dr Mercola)

Almont Michigan, USA — When the school district rolled out the ipads this year, Aiden Fitchett noticed something new; as he did

when seated near the wireless projector any time a teacher used one for a presentation: headaches. Bad ones. Bad enough that the 8-year-old sec-ond grader would come home crying from the pain.

“I want to know why I get head-aches when I’m around wireless devices but not the wires,” Aiden says.

“We use a laptop at home, and we have a television set, and it’s only around wireless that I get the headaches.”

So Aiden set about to answer his question. Patterning his experiment after a Danish experiment by a group of 9th grade students, Aiden and his mom (Rachel) bought some garden cress seeds, growing trays and napkins, and got to work.

Aiden placed an equal amount of garden cress seeds atop two napkins, which he placed inside two growing trays. Each was watered until damp. One tray was placed six inches from a wired laptop which was kept on the whole time. The other tray was placed six inches from a WiFi router in a neighbour’s home, which was turned on the whole time as well. Both trays received sunlight from west windows, and both rooms were kept at 69 degrees. The trays were watered daily with the same amount of water.

After six days, the results—similar to those in the Danish experiment—were stunning.


“At first Aiden was excited as the seeds started to grow, but by the second-to- the-last day, one of his notations on the WiFi sprouts was ‘strange,’” Rachel says. In the Danish experiment, the cress seeds placed near the WiFi de-vice did not sprout at all. While Aiden’s WiFi seeds sprouted, they did not look anything like the robust sprouts growing in the wired room.

The sprouts tasted different as well. Garden cress is a fast-growing herb with a peppery, tangy flavor and smell. The wired seeds tasted strong and peppery—so much so that Aiden had to run for a glass of water. The WiFi seeds had little taste at all. Aiden said they tasted “like water.”

What Can We DO?

In our civilisation, Wi Fi is so prevalent that we cannot avoid being ex-posed anymore, but we are not totally powerless, there are a number of

things that can be done to protect you from the detrimental effect of your Wi Fi signal. However it is harder to protect yourself from the Wi Fi signals of your neighbours. You may use a combination of a number of the following solutions:

• Purchase balancing stickers to place on your router, computer and phone (see Safe Space Devices at www.orgoneaustralia.com.au)

• Increase the distance between you and the antennas.• Set your router so that it turns off at night. Most Wi Fi routers have a

table of On-Off times.• Place a mental Transposing Unit over your router and all your neigh-

bour’s routers. (see article by John Richardson)• Switch to using network cables instead and educate your neighbours

to do the same. (not always possible, you may be laughed at)• Dowse to balance the detrimental component of all Wi Fi signals en-

tering your property.


The Chemistry of LoveReprinted from http://www.armonikizoi.com

As science evolves, it often belatedly proves what we al-

ready know – what is logical and a fact that no one would doubt. Well it is doing it again.

It is realizing through medical studies that love is good for our health and wellbeing.

Perhaps only a few of us need proof of such, but our left brain just might get a boost from knowing that it is official – feeling love and feeling loved creates beneficial chemical and hormonal states that lead to healing and good health.

Here we will share only a few of the many studies that you can access on the internet and in various magazines as well as Candace Pert’s book ‘Molecules of Emotions’, and of course the film, ‘What the #$*! do we know!?’

One of the forerunners in the medical study of love is Dr. Dean Ornish M.D. who has written the book ‘Love and Survival, the Scientific Basis for the Healing Power of Intimacy’, where he reports on many such studies. A study at Yale involved 119 men and 40 women undergoing coronary an-giography. Those who felt the most loved and supported had substan-tially less blockages in their heart arteries than the other subjects.

A related study was made on 10 thousand married men with no prior history of angina, with high levels of risk factors, such as elevated choles-terol, high blood pressure, diabetes, and electrocardiogram abnormali-ties. Those who felt their wives did not show them love, experienced al-most twice as much angina as the first group, who felt their wives did


show them love.

Giving love seems to do the same for our aging process. A study of more than 700 elderly adults showed that aging was inhibited more when they felt they were contributing to others, than when they received from oth-ers. The more love and support they gave, the more they benefited phys-ically.

In another study, 276 healthy volunteers ranging in age from 18 to 55 received nasal drops containing rhinovirus, which causes the common cold. Researchers evaluated the subjects according to 12 types of rela-tionships, including spouse, parents, parents-in-law, children and other close family members, neighbors, friends, co-workers, schoolmates, and members of various groups.

While almost all of the people exposed to the cold virus were infected, not everyone developed the signs and symptoms of a cold. The partici-pants who reported only one to three types of relationships, had more than four times the risk of developing a cold, than those reporting six or more types of relationships. It appears that our emotional connections to those around us strengthen our immune system.

Dr. Dean Ornish concludes in his book, “When you feel loved, nurtured, cared for, supported, and intimate, you are much more likely to be happier and healthier. You have a much lower risk of getting sick and, if you do, a much greater chance of surviving”.

Initial research into the state of ‘falling in love’ indicates that this state produces certain beneficial chemical reactions and hormonal effects. When two people are attracted to each other, a number of chemicals seem to increase.

One is PEA or phenylethylamine, which speeds up the flow of informa-tion between nerve cells. Others are dopamine, which make us feel good and norepinephrine, which stimulates the production of adrenaline. We


will soon be overwhelmed with studies on this subject proving the ben-efits of loving and being loved.

Research at the Institute for HeartMath in California, USA, has discov-ered that when we feel love, or any positive emotion such as compas-sion, caring, or gratitude, our heart sends messages to the brain causing the secretion of hormones that pos-itively affect our health and emo-tional state.

It is thought that the heart actually monitors the blood stream for hor-mones and translates the hormonal information into neurological in-formation. When we are anxious, angry or worried, our heart’s rhythmic beating pattern becomes very in-coherent inhibiting our brain’s cortex.

On the other hand, when we feel emotions like love, gratitude and ap-preciation, our heart beats rhythmically facilitating cortical function. These coherent heart rhythms create an inner synchronization improving how we think, feel and deal with disease.

In addition it appears that heart’s rhythms directly affect our nervous system itself bringing greater harmony and balance. Our autonomic nervous system is divided into two branches, one that speeds things up and another that slows things down.

When we are in a non-loving state or when we are angry at someone, the two halves of the nervous system get out of sync with one another. It’s like they’re fighting each other: one tries to speed the heart up as the other tries to slow it down. This is what creates this very erratic heart rhythm. This in turn creates further emotional tension in our nervous


system and mind.

However, when we are in a loving state, our hearts go into coherent heart rhythms allowing the body to go through its natural regenerative process.

Candace Pert, Ph.D., a research professor at Georgetown University Medical Center in Washington, D.C., and author of ‘Molecules of Emo-tion’ Why You Feel the Way You Do’ (Scribner, 1997), reports that endor-phins, which are associated with the feeling of bliss, help us ‘bond’ with other people. In other words, they help us form loving relationships.

Fortunately we can receive the benefits of love even if we do not have a lover or spouse. We can feel love for a co-worker, a parent, a child, or a sibling. Or even for a dog, cat, fish, or plants. And of course for God.

Studies show that people live healthier lives and heal better after a major illness or surgery if they own a pet- especially the elderly fare better if they own pets.

We can also create the same positive hormonal harmony by focusing on feelings of deep gratitude or appreciation towards persons, a place, our food, an actor, a politician, a movie, a concert, or any being, object, ac-tivity or event that makes us feel good. Positive feelings such as love and gratitude improve our internal physiology balancing our autonomic nervous system. Feeling love and feeling loved is literally health-building and healing.

Much more will be affirmed in the coming years about how beneficial it is for us to be loved, but equally to love and appreciate others and life itself. As mentioned in the beginning, we do not need science to tell us this, but perhaps we need to be reminded.

(from www.crystalinks.com/love.html as well as the heartmath publications)


Strange Noises in the NightBy Wilma Tait

Reprinted from the Journal of the British Society of Dowsers, September 2001

Recently I received a call from a lady referred by the British

Society of Dowsers who asked me to clear her home of Geopathic Stress.

I asked her what made her think her home suffered from this harm-ful energy, and she explained that for the past twenty years there had been strange noises in her home during the night which kept her awake.

These noises ranged from loud bangs to strange wooshing sounds, and as you can imagine caused her considerable stress, to the extent that she was receiving medical treatment for very high blood pressure and nervous strain. In desperation she had tried almost every type of expert but none had been successful in silencing the menace.

I assured the worried lady that the noises were not made by geopathic stress, but that I would clear the energies of the building, and see if I could find an explanation.

There was strong geopathic energy present. This came from two streams crossing under the building, which I cleared. I also cleared negative en-ergy from the building, and then sat down to solve the root of the prob-lem. As you’ve probably guessed, there was an earthbound spirit present in the house. I found an elderly gentleman who told me he had died eighty years ago, and had lived a large part of his life in this cottage. I learned he had been employed as head gardener on the estate; the cottage went with the job, and so he was not prepared at all to move.


The man was not alone, as his loy-al brindle terrier dog had stayed with him.

It was not going to be a simple job to move this man and his little dog to the other side, as he had other ideas on the subject, and dug his heels in firmly when I tried to talk him into going to the Light to meet his family.

He was adamant he was staying put, so I realised I faced failure unless I could use slightly devious tactics to coax him to leave his beloved cottage.

AN INSPIRED THOUGHT

After several refusals, I considered various options, and decided that as the man was obviously very attached to his dog, I could use him as a le-ver. I told the man that there was a really juicy dinner for his dog in the light; so why didn’t he take the dog for a walk there, and the lady in the cottage would look after it (the cottage) for the short time until he and the dog returned from their walk. Success at last, as he fell for my bait and went off happily to the light where he met with his family.

When I do rescue work I always ask Spirit for proof that the person has safely gone over. I am shown something different each time ranging from a flight of stairs to a flag. This time I was shown two blue-birds, which I took to suggest that he was happy and had flown over.

When I told the lady about the sign I’d been given that he had gone over, and so she would not have any more noises, she astounded me by saying that she believed me completely as she had two pet budgies so this was her confirmation! As my dealings with this lady had all been done over


the phone, I had never been to her home and was totally unaware of her love for budgerigars.

I phoned the lady today to enquire if there has been further noises since I had worked on the energies of her home, and she confirmed the loud noises in the night had stopped. She told me that there was an amazing improvement in her health as her high blood pressure had dropped al-most immediately to normal, her budgies no longer suffered from mites in their feathers, and the cat’s fur was healthier than before and it seemed happier.

This of course was not due to removal of the gardener but to the clear-ance of harmful energy. The geopathic stress was the root of the problem as trapped spirits are usually found where this energy is present. When the negative energy has been cleared, it is normally fairly easy to help a spirit to go on its homeward journey.

As you can imagine, this lady found it hard to believe that I was able to resolve all her problems without ever meeting her or visiting her home, but spirit does some amazing things, we see examples of it every day.

(In her accompanying letter, Wilma says that she hopes her piece will help some while it may amuse others, and raise scorn from yet others. I too hope that it will help some, including through the fine example of lateral think-ing.)

QuotationPrayer is when you talk to God;

meditation is when you listen to God. – Diana Robinson


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Speaker for March 15th, 2015Alistair Burns

- Experiencing Qi Energy -

Qi, meaning energy, is the life force that flows through all living things.

In your body Qi travels around a net-work of energy channels in the same way that blood flows through the veins, sup-porting all organs and cells.

The flow of Qi energy gives you vitality, impacting on your mind and making you calm and clear.

This 2 hour workshop will enable you to experience Qi energy through sound exercises, simple movements and meditation. It will include a talk about basic principles of Qi, which relates to being in harmony and following the laws of nature. It will show you how it can provide a benefit in your daily life, and possibly with your dowsing practice.

Alistair, discovered this healing method about 12 years ago at a time when his father was terminally ill with cancer. It impressed him so much that he is now dedicating his life to helping people with this method.


Please arrive at the meeting early so as not to disturb and be seated by 2:00 pm

Bus Services: Transport Enquiries: 131 500From City, Central : Bus # 501 from Central to Rozelle then Bus # 506 to Hunters Hill

From City, Circular Quay : Bus # 506

From Chatswood : Bus # 536

Venue for MeetingsCommunity Hall, 44 Gladesville Road, Hunters Hill

Date of MeetingsThird Sunday of every month, except December (2nd Sunday)Time: 2:00pm to 5:00 pm

Website address www.dowsingaustralia.com

Documents

Dowsers Society of NSW Inc. Newsletterdowsingaustralia.com › Newsletters › Web February 2015...We will explore the phenomenon of Crystal Skull Consciousness, drawing from my experience