2020 Events Archive
Thin Places
Terry Faull
January 10th 2021
Zoom
The Old Stones and the Megalithic Portal
Andy Burnham
December 6th 2020
Zoom
Dowsing: Magic for the 21st Century
Grahame Gardner
December 3rd 2020
Zoom
The Shamanic Pathway
Derek Gane
November 15th 2020
Zoom
Sacred Sites, Earth Energies, and Landscape Fertility
Dr Patrick MacManaway
November 10th 2020
Zoom
The Language of Dragons – a Pilgrim’s Glossary
Sean Ferris
October 29th 2020
Zoom
Guy Underwood’s Features in the Southwest
Ali Denham
October 18th 2020
Zoom
International Dowsing Day 2020
May 3rd 2020
Although we were unable to celebrate today as we’ve done in previous years we, nevertheless, marked it in a meaningful way. At 4 pm (when, towards the end of our celebrations, we’re often at Carn Lês Boel, the first/last UK node point of the Michael/Mary energies), people were asked to choose a special place within walking distance of where they lived. There they spent a few minutes focussing their intent on the global crisis, on all those who were ill, those who were grieving and those who were bravely helping us in so many ways. Dowsers in other UK groups were also asked to join us at that time.
The Mystery, Mythology and Magic of Labyrinths
John Watts
February 2nd 2020
Marazion Community Centre
Dowsing. Is it really?
John Moss
January 11th 2020
Marazion Community Centre
Another good turn-out today despite atrocious weather! In his on-going mission to promote the need for evidence for our dowsing, John reviewed a couple of key site visits of 2019: Merther church and Tregaminion, near Morvah, while his ‘few steps more’ included other dowsing techniques, among them deviceless and distance dowsing. Various exercises proved popular and gave us all ideas about how to try something different. Particularly motivating was the exercise involving chocolate!