Re: Learning to dowse
Hi! James, Yes I would like to be there. I have emailed Cheryl off list with copies of there earlier emails. How are you both? I have a couple of friends in their sixties on the way to visit Running Stream and some other nearby places, as each lived around there as girls and one is going back for some family thing and the other just to catch up. I think they both left permanently when they went to nursing and teacher training. One is a long term member of our Permaculture Group. I told them about the people who make pies from your berries. so they may stop by and check the pies out. Gil James and Barbara Hedley wrote: Dear Gil,Hope that you can come to Bellingen, it would be great to catch up with you again. Apologies to anyone whose Emails I may not have answered, I have just been Emailed out. One can only do so much.Love and lightJames - Original Message - From: Gil Robertson To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 10:22 AM Subject: Re: Learning to dowse Hi! Lloyd I am glad you are enjoying learning from James, he has much to offer. He also has the heaviest pendulum I have ever seen a serious dowser use.It's a beauty, isn't it. Re: "Are you still coming over to the July workshop at dorrigo / Bellingen ?? " Some one asked if I would be interested and I relied yes and sent a list of possible subjects that may interest the group, but have not heardanything more - so don't know. I would like to. Gil Lloyd Charles wrote: - Original Message - From:Gil Robertson To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 6:09 AM Subject: Re: Learning to dowse Hi! Lloyd, Thanks for posting that. It is probably the most used of that sort of thing. I think it could do with editing to a briefer item, but apart from that, it is fine. Gil G'day Gil Coincidences I was reading the little book while I logged on and your note was first to come up - you are right about the editing - most of the info is in the first dozen pages. I have been to two of James Hedleys workshops in the last couple of months - just a small group of us - Its been really good - looking forward to the next session. Are you still coming over to the July workshop at dorrigo / Bellingen ?? Cheers Lloyd Charles
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Dear Gil,
Hope that you can come to Bellingen, it would be
great to catch up with you again. Apologies to anyone whose Emails I may
not have answered, I have just been Emailed out. One can only do so
much.
Love and light
James
- Original Message -
From:
Gil Robertson
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 10:22
AM
Subject: Re: Learning to dowse
Hi! Lloyd I am glad you are enjoying learning from James,
he has much to offer. He also has the heaviest pendulum I have ever seen a
serious dowser use.It's a beauty, isn't it.
Re: "Are you still coming over to the July workshop at dorrigo / Bellingen
?? "
Some one asked if I would be interested and I relied yes and sent a list of
possible subjects that may interest the group, but have not heardanything more
- so don't know. I would like to.
Gil
Lloyd Charles wrote:
- Original Message -
From:Gil Robertson
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 6:09
AM
Subject: Re: Learning to
dowse Hi! Lloyd, Thanks for posting that. It is probably
the most used of that sort of thing. I think it could do with editing to a
briefer item, but apart from that, it is fine.
Gil
G'day Gil
Coincidences I was reading the little book while I logged on
and your note was first to come up - you are right about the editing -
most of the info is in the first dozen pages.
I have been to two of James Hedleys workshops in the last couple
of months - just a small group of us - Its been really good - looking
forward to the next session.
Are you still coming over to the July workshop at dorrigo / Bellingen
??
Cheers
Lloyd Charles
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Gil, if you sent the list of possible questions to me - I haven't seen or heard anything!! Would love you to come - you maybe could get some travel funding from FarmBis SA. Look forward to hearing back, sincerely Cheryl. Cheryl KempEducation and Workshop CoordinatorBDFGAAPhone /Fax : 02 6657 5322 Home: 02 6657 5306email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]web: www.biodynamics.net.au - Original Message - From: Gil Robertson To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 10:22 AM Subject: Re: Learning to dowse Hi! Lloyd I am glad you are enjoying learning from James, he has much to offer. He also has the heaviest pendulum I have ever seen a serious dowser use.It's a beauty, isn't it. Re: "Are you still coming over to the July workshop at dorrigo / Bellingen ?? " Some one asked if I would be interested and I relied yes and sent a list of possible subjects that may interest the group, but have not heardanything more - so don't know. I would like to. Gil Lloyd Charles wrote: - Original Message - From:Gil Robertson To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 6:09 AM Subject: Re: Learning to dowse Hi! Lloyd, Thanks for posting that. It is probably the most used of that sort of thing. I think it could do with editing to a briefer item, but apart from that, it is fine. Gil G'day Gil Coincidences I was reading the little book while I logged on and your note was first to come up - you are right about the editing - most of the info is in the first dozen pages. I have been to two of James Hedleys workshops in the last couple of months - just a small group of us - Its been really good - looking forward to the next session. Are you still coming over to the July workshop at dorrigo / Bellingen ?? Cheers Lloyd Charles
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Lloyd and all, Thank you very much for all the dowsing sites. Printed "Letter to Robin." I will be working on this and it will take some time. Printed "Dowsing and Archeology" for an archeologist friend who works in Alaska and here trying to find old historical sites. What a wonderful outpouring of information! What horizons! I go to get the patterns from the BioMeridian MSI this afternoon. The state is dragging its heels in releasing our grant money and I can't buy the bentonite/lime or the grain seed yet. I'm just trying to hang loose. Can't help but wonder if after three months of doing nothing else but this grant, I will be thwarted. Thank goodness, I can still spray the stuff I get today with a good conscience. I want to dowse this whole process. It's been raining. Perennial poppy, tiny iris, daffodiil, tulip, hyacinth shoots are up. Can I take soil samples after a rain? Thanks for the ratio of bentonite to lime. How do I tell if I'm getting a high calcium lime. Look at the label? When I call suppliers, ask THEM to look at the label? Merla Lloyd Charles wrote: - Original Message - From: Dave Robison To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 4:23 AM Subject: Learning to dowse " go to the web site for the American Dowsers Association www.dowsers.org and download the booklet " letter to Robin " by Walt Woods I've tried -- it doesn't work for me. ie) the pendulum shows no inclination to change direction in response to questions. I have tried some of Sharon's suggestions, will try some more. The comment on dehydration is interesting. I just heard a medical person explain that even minor dehydration affects the inner ear and balance system. He was explaining that ipuprofin causes such dehydration, as does caffeine. Oops. Caught me in my habit. == Dave Robison Hi Dave I know the feeling - for many years I believed that dowsing was a gift that some people (not me)had been given due to different body chemistry or whatever and I tried several times over a period of years (with L rods) nothing happened !!! This is very frustrating and imprints strongly in the mind. I am now strong and confident with a pendulum but still my mental block with the rods hangs around and it is hard to shift. Drink plenty of good water, that is really important, and back off the coffee for at least a couple of hours before you try. Sit with feet flat on the floor not legs crossed (this neutralises me instantly) Play some good classical music. Anything to help you relax and focus. If your'e still stuck - organise a group and get someone in to teach - the extra energy of a group learning dowsing will get everybody going and you get to meet some nice people. Have fun Lloyd Charles
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Hi! Lloyd I am glad you are enjoying learning from James, he has much to offer. He also has the heaviest pendulum I have ever seen a serious dowser use.It's a beauty, isn't it. Re: "Are you still coming over to the July workshop at dorrigo / Bellingen ?? " Some one asked if I would be interested and I relied yes and sent a list of possible subjects that may interest the group, but have not heardanything more - so don't know. I would like to. Gil Lloyd Charles wrote: - Original Message - From:Gil Robertson To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 6:09 AM Subject: Re: Learning to dowse Hi! Lloyd, Thanks for posting that. It is probably the most used of that sort of thing. I think it could do with editing to a briefer item, but apart from that, it is fine. Gil G'day Gil Coincidences I was reading the little book while I logged on and your note was first to come up - you are right about the editing - most of the info is in the first dozen pages. I have been to two of James Hedleys workshops in the last couple of months - just a small group of us - Its been really good - looking forward to the next session. Are you still coming over to the July workshop at dorrigo / Bellingen ?? Cheers Lloyd Charles
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If, after drinking lots of water, you still have trouble, you might try 2 pressure points to balance your energy field. One of these ponts is the posterior edge of your hand-sort of below your little finger. The other is called a "sore spot" and it is located right below your collar bone (either side). You thump the point on your hand or rub the "sore spot" to help center your energy. [some of you may recognize these as the set-up for EFT http://www.emofree.com/] It's actually a good sign that nothing happens at first. My experience is that people who can will the pendulum have a much harder time getting an authentic reading. namaste, Sarah Lloyd Charles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: - Original Message - From: Dave Robison To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 4:23 AM Subject: Learning to dowse " go to the web site for the American Dowsers Association www.dowsers.org and download the booklet " letter to Robin " by Walt Woods I've tried -- it doesn't work for me. ie) the pendulum shows no inclination to change direction in response to questions.I have tried some of Sharon's suggestions, will try some more.The comment on dehydration is interesting. I just heard a medical person explain that even minor dehydration affects the inner ear and balance system. He was explaining that ipuprofin causes such dehydration, as does caffeine. Oops. Caught me in my habit. ==Dave Robison Hi Dave I know the feeling - for many years I believed that dowsing was a gift that some people (not me)had been given due to different body chemistry or whatever and I tried several times over a period of years (with L rods) nothing happened !!! This is very frustrating and imprints strongly in the mind. I am now strong and confident with a pendulum but still my mental block with the rods hangs around and it is hard to shift. Drink plenty of good water, that is really important, and back off the coffee for at least a couple of hours before you try. Sit with feet flat on the floor not legs crossed (this neutralises me instantly) Play some good classical music. Anything to help you relax and focus. If your'e still stuck - organise a group and get someone in to teach - the extra energy of a group learning dowsing will get everybody going and you get to meet some nice people. Have fun Lloyd Charles Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax
Re: Learning to dowse
Plus, the national dowsing convention and dowsing schools will be held in mid-June in Lyndonville, Vermont. The Basic and Expanded pre-convention dowsing schools are outstanding, and cover a wide variety of applications. I'm sure the website gives the particulars. Essie Hull At 11:23 AM 4/11/02 -0700, you wrote: " go to the web site for the American Dowsers Association www.dowsers.org and download the booklet " letter to Robin " by Walt Woods I've tried -- it doesn't work for me. ie) the pendulum shows no inclination to change direction in response to questions. I have tried some of Sharon's suggestions, will try some more. The comment on dehydration is interesting. I just heard a medical person explain that even minor dehydration affects the inner ear and balance system. He was explaining that ipuprofin causes such dehydration, as does caffeine. Oops. Caught me in my habit. == Dave Robison
Re: Learning to dowse
- Original Message - From: Dave Robison To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 4:23 AM Subject: Learning to dowse " go to the web site for the American Dowsers Association www.dowsers.org and download the booklet " letter to Robin " by Walt Woods I've tried -- it doesn't work for me. ie) the pendulum shows no inclination to change direction in response to questions.I have tried some of Sharon's suggestions, will try some more.The comment on dehydration is interesting. I just heard a medical person explain that even minor dehydration affects the inner ear and balance system. He was explaining that ipuprofin causes such dehydration, as does caffeine. Oops. Caught me in my habit. ==Dave Robison Hi Dave I know the feeling - for many years I believed that dowsing was a gift that some people (not me)had been given due to different body chemistry or whatever and I tried several times over a period of years (with L rods) nothing happened !!! This is very frustrating and imprints strongly in the mind. I am now strong and confident with a pendulum but still my mental block with the rods hangs around and it is hard to shift. Drink plenty of good water, that is really important, and back off the coffee for at least a couple of hours before you try. Sit with feet flat on the floor not legs crossed (this neutralises me instantly) Play some good classical music. Anything to help you relax and focus. If your'e still stuck - organise a group and get someone in to teach - the extra energy of a group learning dowsing will get everybody going and you get to meet some nice people. Have fun Lloyd Charles
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This is a wonderful site. Thanks, Jane. Wayne and Sharon also. I enjoy and learn from your site. Also see Sid Logren's book at http://www.isleofavalon.co.uk/spiritualdowsing.html namaste, Sarah jsherry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Joey Korn, a lovely guy and member of the Dowsers Society, is available todo one on one instruction as well as offering classes in different locationsin the states. He did a presentation at one of Allan's Bd conferences, Ibelieve two years ago or so. Missed him there, but I checked out his site,sent an email and arranged for a home visit when he was staying in Brooklyna while back. He's a wonderful spirit, also got me Walt's book. His websiteis:http://www.dowsers.com/Best,Jane- Original Message -From: "Wayne and Sharon McEachern" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 7:35 AMSubject: Re: Learning to dowseGil Robertson wrote:> Hi! Lloyd,> Thanks for posting that. It is probably the most used of that sort of> thing. I think ! it could do with editing to a briefer item, but apart> from that, it is fine.>> GilAnyone wishing a bit of a shorter "how-to" on dowsing can also visit theLight Expression website at http://lightexpression.com/index2.htm andread instruction which was offered by a friend of ours -- then tuned toits finished state by Sharon and I. Wishing everyone well in theiradventuresWayne*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*Sharon and Wayne McEachern"Expressing the Light"http://www.ExpressingTheLight.com"A Ministry Dedicated to the Divine Process"and"Light Expression Essences"http://www.LightExpression.com"A Divine Program for Healing and Transformation"*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax
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Dear Sharon and Wayne, Thanks for giving us your great site to check out about the dowsing. It is a really good clear short discussion on dowsing. I was really pleased to see mention of hearing of the answer prior to pendulum swinging - I get this all the time, and also some funny comments at times!! Plus pictures. It often gives me a clue to see the picture, and also to ask further questions to clarify or take it even further in other directions. I have also found that if I dont have my pendulum I can just let my arm swing by my side - back and forth is yes, sideways no. Very handy when you dont want to be seen checking. I really use the pendulum just as a focussing point - helps me tune into my intuition - was really good to see that written down. Also the part about connecting to your higher self is good, I was actually teaching someone to do this last week, and the picture of it was shown to me in one of the books I have, so I could show the person. I just love it when it all comes together like this. Love and Light Cheryl. Cheryl Kemp Education and Workshop Coordinator BDFGAA Phone /Fax : 02 6657 5322 Home: 02 6657 5306 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] web: www.biodynamics.net.au - Original Message - From: "Wayne and Sharon McEachern" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 9:35 PM Subject: Re: Learning to dowse > > > Gil Robertson wrote: > > > Hi! Lloyd, > > Thanks for posting that. It is probably the most used of that sort of > > thing. I think it could do with editing to a briefer item, but apart > > from that, it is fine. > > > > Gil > > Anyone wishing a bit of a shorter "how-to" on dowsing can also visit the > Light Expression website at http://lightexpression.com/index2.htm and > read instruction which was offered by a friend of ours -- then tuned to > its finished state by Sharon and I. Wishing everyone well in their > adventures > > Wayne > *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* > > Sharon and Wayne McEachern > > "Expressing the Light" > > http://www.ExpressingTheLight.com > > "A Ministry Dedicated to the Divine Process" > > and > > "Light Expression Essences" > > http://www.LightExpression.com > > "A Divine Program for Healing and Transformation" > > *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* >
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Joey Korn, a lovely guy and member of the Dowsers Society, is available to do one on one instruction as well as offering classes in different locations in the states. He did a presentation at one of Allan's Bd conferences, I believe two years ago or so. Missed him there, but I checked out his site, sent an email and arranged for a home visit when he was staying in Brooklyn a while back. He's a wonderful spirit, also got me Walt's book. His website is: http://www.dowsers.com/ Best, Jane - Original Message - From: "Wayne and Sharon McEachern" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 7:35 AM Subject: Re: Learning to dowse Gil Robertson wrote: > Hi! Lloyd, > Thanks for posting that. It is probably the most used of that sort of > thing. I think it could do with editing to a briefer item, but apart > from that, it is fine. > > Gil Anyone wishing a bit of a shorter "how-to" on dowsing can also visit the Light Expression website at http://lightexpression.com/index2.htm and read instruction which was offered by a friend of ours -- then tuned to its finished state by Sharon and I. Wishing everyone well in their adventures Wayne *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Sharon and Wayne McEachern "Expressing the Light" http://www.ExpressingTheLight.com "A Ministry Dedicated to the Divine Process" and "Light Expression Essences" http://www.LightExpression.com "A Divine Program for Healing and Transformation" *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
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- Original Message - From: Gil Robertson To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 6:09 AM Subject: Re: Learning to dowse Hi! Lloyd, Thanks for posting that. It is probably the most used of that sort of thing. I think it could do with editing to a briefer item, but apart from that, it is fine. Gil G'day Gil Coincidences I was reading the little book while I logged on and your note was first to come up - you are right about the editing - most of the info is in the first dozen pages. I have been to two of James Hedleys workshops in the last couple of months - just a small group of us - Its been really good - looking forward to the next session. Are you still coming over to the July workshop at dorrigo / Bellingen ?? Cheers Lloyd Charles
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Gil Robertson wrote: > Hi! Lloyd, > Thanks for posting that. It is probably the most used of that sort of > thing. I think it could do with editing to a briefer item, but apart > from that, it is fine. > > Gil Anyone wishing a bit of a shorter "how-to" on dowsing can also visit the Light Expression website at http://lightexpression.com/index2.htm and read instruction which was offered by a friend of ours -- then tuned to its finished state by Sharon and I. Wishing everyone well in their adventures Wayne *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Sharon and Wayne McEachern "Expressing the Light" http://www.ExpressingTheLight.com "A Ministry Dedicated to the Divine Process" and "Light Expression Essences" http://www.LightExpression.com "A Divine Program for Healing and Transformation" *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
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Hi! Lloyd, Thanks for posting that. It is probably the most used of that sort of thing. I think it could do with editing to a briefer item, but apart from that, it is fine. Gil Lloyd Charles wrote: - Original Message -From: Allan Balliett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 11:10 AMSubject: Re: My brush with the world To allan and the several dozen I have included this tip in a couple of previous posts and there has been no response so here goes again " go to the web site for the American Dowsers Association www.dowsers.org and download the booklet " letter to Robin " by Walt Woods (its near the bottom of their home page in small letters) its 29 pages or so and will print out easily - this is THE best 'learn to dowse' that I have ever seen - follow this instruction booklet and you will not believe how easy it was to learn ". a word of warning - do not, I repeat DO NOT do an internet search for 'letter to robin' you will turn up some of the most vile and hateful devil worship stuff, put there by some religious fanatic /anti dowser and I guarantee if you read the one that I opened you will not enjoy the rest of that day!! Go straight to the dowsers proper site.!!I was, like most newcomers , lost in the maze when Cheryl Kemp recommended 'Letter to Robin' to me and everything just fell into place. Once I had this it was just so easy !! Success is just three clicks awayLloyd Charles > >You say " I have no idea if I can dowse or not." > > > >Want some off list help? > > > >Gil > > Gil - Dowsing is never off topic on this list. If you're up for > teaching, I'm sure there are several dozen highly motivated students > on BD Now! _Allanps I dont mean to cast doubts about Gil's abilities which I am sure are first rate but this other is already out there and is so so easy for a basic starter .LJC >
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- Original Message - From: Allan Balliett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 11:10 AM Subject: Re: My brush with the world To allan and the several dozen I have included this tip in a couple of previous posts and there has been no response so here goes again " go to the web site for the American Dowsers Association www.dowsers.org and download the booklet " letter to Robin " by Walt Woods (its near the bottom of their home page in small letters) its 29 pages or so and will print out easily - this is THE best 'learn to dowse' that I have ever seen - follow this instruction booklet and you will not believe how easy it was to learn ". a word of warning - do not, I repeat DO NOT do an internet search for 'letter to robin' you will turn up some of the most vile and hateful devil worship stuff, put there by some religious fanatic /anti dowser and I guarantee if you read the one that I opened you will not enjoy the rest of that day!! Go straight to the dowsers proper site.!! I was, like most newcomers , lost in the maze when Cheryl Kemp recommended 'Letter to Robin' to me and everything just fell into place. Once I had this it was just so easy !! Success is just three clicks away Lloyd Charles > >You say " I have no idea if I can dowse or not."> >> >Want some off list help?> >> >Gil> > Gil - Dowsing is never off topic on this list. If you're up for > teaching, I'm sure there are several dozen highly motivated students > on BD Now! _Allan ps I dont mean to cast doubts about Gil's abilities which I am sure are first rate but this other is already out there and is so so easy for a basic starter . LJC>
