Divining Common Unity
Convention 2016
Divining Common Unity
Empowerment through Sharing of Dowsing Knowledge!
INTERACTIVE SESSIONS & WORKSHOPS
April 29th, 30th & May 1st, 2016 in Peterborough, ON![]()
Convention 2016Empowerment through Sharing of Dowsing Knowledge!
INTERACTIVE SESSIONS & WORKSHOPS
April 29th, 30th & May 1st, 2016 in Peterborough, ON![]()
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Tesla evangelists often point out that his vision of free, long distance transmission of power was usurped by industrialist JP Morgan and other power barons that wanted to charge for electricity. For the commercialization of electricity, wires would be needed. But – Tesla’s wireless electricity patents are what ultimately gave Tesla the truly deserved credit as the inventor of radio.
blessing spoken over food, before a meal, will increase the positive energetic field of the food. This increase can be measured by dowsing with a pendulum. If more blessings are spoken, then the positive energy field of the food will increase with every blessing
In most biographies written on Mr. Rocard, the works he produced near the end of his life on biomagnetism and dowsing are only briefly mentioned and with a tone of embarrassment. In the last of the four books he devoted to this subject (La science et les sourciers, Dunod, 1989), Yves Rocard engaged in a scientific exploration of dowsers’ sensitivity.
When geologist Peter Blythe opened an opal mine in Mintabie, South Australia, he thought the miners’ tales of how they had ‘used the wires’ to find opal were ‘hogwash’. But after discussions in a local pub, he agreed to take part in a test with five other miners.
Some call it dowsing, water witching or divining. Others call it flaky.
I live in a city and I’ve never seen a water well. It sounds exotic, or even fictional. I just turn on my faucet, water comes out, and I don’t have to consider its source.