Dorset

Dowsers

Programme

March 2011 To February 2012

This year we are moving to a new venue for our meetings.

The hall will be open from 7.30pm, with tuition and tea available and talks begin at 8.00pm. The room is supplied with a screen, Wireless Internet Access, multi media equipment and kitchen facilities.

The room also has an Assisted Hearing System and wheelchair access. Users are requested to use the Hall car park and not the local Co-op car park.

CORFE MULLEN VILLAGE HALL

TOWERS WAY

CORFE MULLEN

BH21 3UA

For information: email: hambeld@aol.com

or Jan: 01929 423935

Website: www.dorsetdowsers.co.uk

Learn to dowse with Dorset dowsers

In Dorset we are fortunate in having a bountiful supply of ancient sites, standing stones, barrows, stone circles, hill forts, ruins and ancient byways. All of these allow us to explore our varied dowsing abilities and expand our knowledge with guided tuition.

The Dorset Dowsers group is affiliated to the British Society of Dowsers.

Members and visitors range from total novices to experienced dowsers and researchers.

Dowsing has long been a recognised way of finding water sources but it can be used in many ways:

Archaeological investigations, Health and Healing, Detecting Earth Energies, Site Surveys for building, Geopathic Stress, Assessing ‘Sick Building Synydrome’Agriculture and Soil Testing, Tracing lost objects, distant searching using maps etc etc.

Ley lines dowsed around a ruined church

Monday March 21^st

John Moss: The History and work of the British Society of Dowsers

and The Stone Circle at May Cottage.

John Moss has been a dowser for 14 years specialising mostly in earth energies. He has been Director of BSD for the last six years.

His talk will be in two parts: First the history of and work of the BSD and second he will explain why he and his wife, Jill, decided to build a special place in their garden and how the project grew to fruition. John is keen to encourage people to build a ‘sacred site’ in their own garden so his presentation is very much a ‘step by step’ guide. John will also discuss how the structure have affected the energies in the local area. John Moss

Monday April 18^th

Colin Parker: The Neolithic Stone Circle Builders Onwards.

Dorset Dowser member, Colin, writes that he will talk about ‘the Neolithic builders of circles and their legacy through to medieval Masonic brotherhood.

We still don’t understand what is being portrayed by stone circles because no one has studied what is being portrayed by them, through their initiated knowledge living on in full view before us today.’

Monday May 16^th

Peter Knight: West Kennet Long Barrow; Landscape, Shamans and the Cosmos.

Peter, an Honorary member of Dorset Dowsers, returns with another of his inspiring powerpoint presentations, this time on his new book about West Kennet. He has studied the excavations, earth energies, astronomy, alignments, acoustics, sacred geometry, history of research, and shamanic aspects of this 5,600 year old long barrow, near Avebury. (Follow up trip on July10th.)

Monday June 20^th

Field Trip: Abbotsbury Castle

Abbotsbury Castle is an Iron Age Hillfort northwest of Abbotsbury village. The 4 acre site has two ramparts separated by a single ditch where the outline of huts can be seen. At 215 metres above sea level the site offers magnificent views across the surrounding landscape to Lyme Bay. Redezvous time and location will be arranged nearer the time.

Sunday July 10^th

Field Trip: Peter Knight: West Kennet Long Barrow

This will be a two part field visit starting in the morning at Avebury and spending the afternoon with Peter in the Long Barrow. Because the Long Barrow is small inside this visit will be limited to 20 people, travel arrangements will be confirmed nearer the time.

Charge of £3 for members and £4 for visitors.

Sunday August 21^st

Field Trip: Derek Monk and Julia Jenner will lead us through three lesser known places of dowsing interest

Meeting in Tesco’s car park, Blandford Forum [at the top facing the clothes recycling bins.] Bring your own picnic. We will share cars to Buzbury Rings and continue on to Spetisbury Rings, where we will have a picnic lunch. Returning to Tesco’s we will take our own cars and proceed to Pimperne to walk to the Long Barrow [350 ft in length]. Then back to Julia’s where she has offered to provide refreshments. An information sheet of precise timings, car park arrangements and details of the sites will; be provided nearer the date.

Saturday September 10^th

Swanage Folk Festival

Now established as a key part of this excellent local festival, members of Dorset Dowsers will run their annual Introduction to Dowsing workshop for beginners and experienced Dowsers alike. The festival is a really great day out for all the family.

Monday September 19^th

Dean Carter: Musical Intervals, Sacred Sites and Earth Energies.

‘All Is Vibration’- Hermes Trismegistus. Dean Carter will summarise the specifics of this apparent commonplace with especial reference to the Overtone Scale present in every human voice and all of nature, the intervals of the Major Scale as derived from it, and their application to sacred geometry, sacred sites and even earth – energy frequencies –largely drawing on his own as yet unpublished book on the Esoteric Science of Sound, The Cosmic Scale.

Monday October 17^th

Open Evening. Newcomers welcome. General Dowsing

Monday November 21^st

Gary Biltcliffe: The Belinus Line and the Grail.

Gary is a local Dorset author of Earth Mysteries, dowsing and historical mysteries. For the past 15 years he has undertaken detailed research of the Belinus Line, the longest ley line in Britain, the north/south equivalent of the famous St Michael Line researched by Hamish Miller and Paul Broadhurst. Their book ‘The Sun and the Serpent’ introduced the world to the phenomena of dowsing earth energy or Dragon currents, the one female [yin] and the other masculine [yang], which weave around the St Michael alignment from Lands End in Cornwall to Hopton-on-Sea in Norfolk.

In his presentation Gary will explore some of the remarkable Grail connections discovered at different sites along the Belinus Line from the Isle of Wight to Durness at the top of Scotland, exposing some of the remarkable historical characters who manipulated the male and female Dragon energy to influence their cause.

Monday December 12^th

Don Bryan: Diggers and Dowsers

Archaeological dowsing is beginning to be recognised as part of the standard research programme which takes place before archaeological excavation proceeds. It can be used as a guide to identify underground structures before the use of more sophisticates techniques.

Hampshire Archaeological Dowsers [HADS] have been working on a project over the last few years to identify archaeological remains through dowsing techniques and have been successful in identifying several new Roman Roads and structures in Central Wessex.

The talk gives a report of HADS progress so far.

January 16th 2012

Dr Helen Ford: Perceiving Auras and Aura Diagnosis

Holistic physician Helen will show you how you can access information directly from the human aura through your own sixth senses of clairvoyance, clairaudience, clairsentience and the capacity for ‘ distant viewing’[ future, past, in other places and under the surface]. She will also demonstrate how she gathers information from the aura to help with the understanding and healing of unhappiness and physical disease.

February 20^th

AGM Followed by general discussion/DVD’s etc