59 episodes
Adventures in Dowsing The British Society of Dowsers
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3.8 • 5 Ratings
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A series of podcasts about dowsing, originally created by Grahame Gardner for the British Society of Dowsers. Interviews, field reports, talks, lessons and more. Dowsing is about much more than just finding water - it is a very useful tool in all walks of life, particularly for enhancing your intuition and decision-making ability. Find lost items, pipes, cables etc., track ley lines and earth energies, improve your health, expand your mind, take control of your life. Can you learn to dowse from a podcast? Let's find out!
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AiD 059: Jon Appleton’s Megalithic Insights (Part 2)
In this second part of our interview with Jon Appleton, we find Jon in a more philosophical mood. He tells us how he developed his love of nature and community camps such as Oak Dragon, more about his adventures in Avebury, his discovery of the Appleton labyrinth dance, and lots more (53 mins, 52MB).
Visit Jon's website: jonappleton.org
Music in this episode: Marble Machine (piano version) and Provence by Wintergatan. Tracks can be downloaded for free at wintergatan.netFree licence to use tracks can be downloaded at wintergatan.net -
AiD 058: Jon Appleton’s Megalithic Insights (Part 1)
A fireside chat with the remarkable (and largely unrecognised) Jon Appleton, talking about all things megalithic, his theories on ancient astronomy and his discovery of the Great Sky Goddess at Avebury (27 mins, 26MB).
Visit Jon's website: jonappleton.org
Music in this episode: Marble Machine (piano version) and Provence by Wintergatan.Tracks can be downloaded for free at wintergatan.netFree licence to use tracks can be downloaded at wintergatan.net -
AiD 057: Diamond Dowsing with Annette Rugolo
A Skype chat with Annette Rugolo, who hails from Minneapolis and is a practitioner and teacher of the 'Diamond Dowsing' system. (62 mins, 61MB).
Visit Annette's website: annetterugolo.com
Music in this episode: Marble Machine (piano version) and Provence by Wintergatan.Tracks can be downloaded for free at wintergatan.netFree licence to use tracks can be downloaded at wintergatan.net -
AiD 056: Maria Wheatley – Guy Underwood’s Geodetic System
A dip into the archives with this recording of a talk from the BSD's 2013 Conference at Cirencester.
Maria Wheatley talks about the work of legendary dowser Guy Underwood. (55 mins, 50MB)
Visit Maria's websites: mariawheatley.com and The Avebury Experience
Music in this episode: Marble Machine (piano version) and Provence by Wintergatan.Tracks can be downloaded for free at wintergatan.netFree licence to use tracks can be downloaded at wintergatan.net -
AiD 055: The World According to Palden
Palden Jenkins is a remarkable man. He is a true polymath with one of the most vibrant intellects that I’ve ever encountered. We started by talking about his Ancient Penwith alignments map, but things developed into an altogether more expansive chat fairly quickly. (75 mins, 72MB)
Visit Palden's websites:
Palden's personal website
Ancient Penwith website
Possibilities 2050
Visit the new home of the BSD dowsing forum and the EEG newsletter archive: British Dowsing -
AiD 054: On Labyrinths and Leys with Alex Champion
Legendary labyrinth maker Alex Champion chats about labyrinths, leys and life in general at the 2018 ASD West Coast Conference in Santa Cruz.
(49 mins, 45MB)
Visit Alex's website: Earthsymbols
Customer Reviews
A helpful place to start, a helpful place to continue!
I've come to these podcasts through the British Society of Dowsers website & iTunes. The first one I listened to is the Susan Collins one. For someone who has been vaguely interested in dowsing for many years, but not particularly engaged, the Collins podcast got my attention. It's full of practical information about dowsing, the main thing being the importance of using a protocol, to protect yourself and develop the quality of your dowsing. Now, for someone who is starting from scratch (me), the clearly presented protocol and Collins approach is an intelligent & sound way of dowsing and I was glued to the podcast.
As with all the 'Adventures in Dowsing' podcasts, spend some time listening and absorbing; And enjoying. Dowsing covers a surprising range of subjects, not just water location. For me, the advice, ideas and ways of best practice has stopped me accidentally disrespectfully blundering into spaces and as a consequence, the results have been more measured and given me beneficial food for thought. Mainly as I'm keeping the protocol in mind, not stretching myself too far and taking time to check results as I go along (but still have fun). Much more cooperative all round!
These podcasts are a great way to get information out there to you. Try 'em. :)
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It seems to be a part of human nature to seek out 'meaning' and connection to past and present culture . This doesn't excuse the active promotion of the cognitive dissonance amongst suseptable people and using scientific sounding words to construct a world view that has repeatedly been shown experimentally to have no substance in nature. What exactly do these people mean by 'energy', 'energy matrix', 'harmonics', etc.?