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Views expressed in articles are the opinion of the individual writer only, not necessarily the collective view of the Society. Dowsers Society of NSW Inc. Newsletter March 2017 Vol 29 Issue 3 Table of Contents 2 March 19th, 2017 - Roman Light 3 From the Editor 4 Dowsing a Place in the Heart 7 Heart Strings 9 Practical Experiences 11 How My Hip Pain Saved My Life 17 Australian Experiences 21 How Much for a Smile 22 My Way of Explaining Dowsing 24 Library News 26 April 16th, 2017 - No Meeting

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Dowsers Society of NSW Inc.NewsletterMarch 2017Vol 29 Issue 3

Table of Contents

2 March 19th, 2017 - Roman Light3 From the Editor4 Dowsing a Place in the Heart7 Heart Strings 9 Practical Experiences 11 How My Hip Pain Saved My Life17 Australian Experiences 21 How Much for a Smile 22 My Way of Explaining Dowsing 24 Library News26 April 16th, 2017 - No Meeting

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Speaker for March 19th, 2017Roman Light

- Sacred Geometry -

Roman is from a vast field of various mo-dalities of consciousness enhancement

including free energy, sacred geometry, sound healing, neganthropic plasma genera-tor, ocean minerals therapy, DNA repro-gramming, quantum music and ancient wis-dom.

Roman has a tremendous understanding of complex matters pertaining to conscious-ness and evolution.

His mission is to bring back the simplicity of the ancient wisdom into our modern civilization.

He is also a performer who loves giving literally voice to the plants realm, using new technology that allows us to do concerts where hu-mans and plants can start to communicate and perform together in the most heart-warming way.

His fields of interest include reinvigorating food, bio-magnetic field enhancement, bio resonance and bio architecture, blue economy, cy-matics, permaculture, new spiritual paradigm and a host of others.

Roman is very determined to make a difference in this world during his lifetime by re-educating the people on the truths that have been suppressed about frequency, harmony and resonance and its impact on humanity as a collective.

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From the Editor

There will be no meeting in April as the meeting day will fall on Easter. We will have our AGM at the March meeting. This usually

takes about 10 minutes and then we will be listening to Roman’s presen-tation.

We have some great seminars coming in June and July. You will find the details on our website with a registration form. Early booking is essential.

Sometimes you read a story that hits home in some deep way. I read one such recently, and I want to share it with you: A young Indian boy went to the tribe’s Chief and asked “Sometime people are good and sometimes people are bad, I cannot understand why they are not always the same.”

The Chief said “Inside people there are 2 wolves, a good wolf and a bad wolf. The wolves fight each other. So sometimes people listen to the good wolf, sometimes they listen to the bad wolf.”

The boy went away to think about it. He came back to the Chief some time later to ask: “But then, which wolf will win?”The Chief replied “The one you feed.”

I loved that story. I recognised that I too have 2 wolves inside of me, and I feed the bad wolf with my negative thoughts, the good wolf with my positive and uplifting thoughts. I have control over which wolf I feed, and ultimately I will receive the corresponding outcome.

You could look at it as the need to take control of your internal dialogue if you want. This control mechanism is not only useful when dowsing, as it keeps us neutral, but is a general rule for happiness.

When you have few or no thoughts, a sense of peace descends into your heart and gratitude starts to trickle down. With gratitude on your side the day is always bright, the prospects are always positive, the outlook is always cheerful. It deserves a try.

Until next time François

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Dowsing a Place in the HeartBy Pauline Roberts

American Society of Dowsers, Winter 2001

Toogoolawah, aboriginal for a ‘place in the heart’, is a school for twelve

boys between the ages of 12 and 16 years who, for one reason or another, do not fit into mainstream education.

The school in SE Queensland, Australia, teaches boys based on the human values of love, peace, right conduct, non-vio-lence and truth, and all lessons are struc-tured around these five principles.

It was with great pleasure that I was asked to teach dowsing and undertake a workshop on positive handwriting changes with the boys. Almost immediately from their handwriting, I could see that the boys were very creative and energetic individuals - no wonder the structure and conformity of our conventional education sys-tem presented a special challenge to them.

Dowsing was of particular interest to the boys and was greeted with great enthusiasm. The workshop was created around the value for this week of ‘love’ and the thought of ‘learning to be a good listener’. As all teachers know, we too learn much from our students every time we teach and this experience was to be no exception, so the thought for the week applied equally to us all.

After explaining the origins of dowsing, some of its potential uses and applications, and fending off questions regarding dowsing the lottery numbers and for potential girlfriends, the boys cut up the supplied met-al coat hangers into L rods and we all tumbled outside to find a large

Toogoolawah School Logo

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water vein which I had located earlier. After a quick demonstration of how to hold the rods and water vein visualization, the boys were set loose to locate the vein.

On the first edge of the vein, at least 75% had a positive response, the remainder getting a response on the second edge. After a couple more attempts, the boys were satisfied with their water response and their thoughts turned to locating gold! However, explaining that a bit more mental discipline and practice was required before they could offer them-selves as advisors to Rio Tinto, had them soon tuning into estimating depth, direction of flow and water quality.

I was delighted to see just how fast these boys learnt and for some of them it was very self-rewarding to find that they could master this special skill. After years of being told “you’re not smart” because you don’t fit into the conventional system, they relish opportunities to show their talents and aptitude for learning. We discussed the principles of “Can l? May I and Should I dowse?” as ‘scene setters’ for dowsing and the importance of asking permission.

I related this back to their wish to dowse for gold; whether there was a real ‘need to know’ (which I believe enhances dowsing accuracy) in this case, and what the implications of any ‘find’ might be to the owners of the land or the flora and fauna living on it. The boys enjoyed weighing up the pros and cons of materialism versus sustainability.

After water, we moved on to dowsing for the energy fields, or auras of living things to show how every-one’s energy fields interact and how every thought, as well as ac-tion, affects our own energy space.

We dowsed a magnificent tree and found its natural aura to be

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about 10 ft. from the trunk. We ‘sent’ it love, healing and kind thoughts for two minutes and found its aura to be over 20ft and expanding as its energy field moved out to embrace and bask in this stream of love.

Then I invited the boys to dowse my aura and, once located, to see it ex-pand from their application of nice thoughts about me. Finally, after ask-ing the Universe to help me, and telling the boys that this was a ‘once only test to be done on me only’, I invited them to be less than kind and direct any animosity they had for people around them, towards me.

When after one minute they dowsed my aura again it had contracted from about 5ft to less than 6 inches. After this graphic demonstration, I released this ‘negative’ energy harmless and formless to the Great Energy Recycler in the sky, knowing from the start of the test that it could do me no harm. I do believe however it clearly demonstrated to the boys the ef-fect that their thoughts, let alone actions, have on people and other living things around them.

Thus the boys learnt a new skill and did their best to be good listeners whilst I remembered how quickly young people learn when no one has told them they can’t.

QuotesStay away from negative people,

They have a problem for every solution. ~Anon

In the middle of winter, I discovered within myself an invincible summer.

~Albert Camus

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Heart StringsBy Joe Smith

American Society of Dowsers, Winter 2001

Seems like a strange name for a story, but not in this case for it really pulled mine. In the late fall of ‘98 I got a call from an assistant editor

of a small town newspaper. It seems there was a new Chiropractor mov-ing into town. He had already bought a home and was ready to move when his wife came down with a high fever. She had been in a coma for over 6 weeks before the editor called me and asked me if I would talk to the chiropractor. I said I would be glad to. He came on the phone and asked me some questions about his wife.

The doctors wanted to pull the plug on her and he wanted to know what I thought about it. She was 30 years old, a school teacher with two young boys and by dowsing with the use of ‘The Atlas of The Human Body’ Book.

I came up with what I thought was her problem, the doctors didn’t really know for sure. I told him I thought that she had swelling in the brain stem. He asked if I was a doctor and I told him no, just a farmer. (Editor’s note: Joe is also a very well-known oil dowser) I asked why and he said that is just what the doctors thought too. I also told him not to pull the plug, she would ‘come to’ soon.

Two days later while a priest was with her a bright glow shone and she came to. He said the whole room lit up. OK now we got her awake. At that time the doctors wanted to operate and release the pressure. The family didn’t want them to because it was dangerous. Realize that I’m

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getting some of this information second-hand. After several months they moved her to a rehab centre. Marta and I went to see her several times and wanted to do hands on healing but it didn’t work out. After several months she started down-hill again. I stayed in contact with her husband every week or two. You wanted to go in there and just ask God to give you the power to heal her and wave your hand over her head and say you are healed, and you don’t get it done.

It is like ‘what if ’, and ‘maybe I should have done this or that’. Just writ-ing about it pulls my heart strings. We went to the ORI school the next spring and there was a fellow taking aura pictures. I had been working on other people one evening and was wound up. I sat down to have my aura picture taken and the fellow could watch what your aura looked like on another screen. I was trying to relax and the colors started changing very fast.

All of a sudden this lady, the one that was dying ‘dropped into my arms’. I saw myself in cloud carrying her to the oth-er side like an out of body experience. Maybe I went through the veil, then I set her down and told her to stay and I returned back to the light. About that time they snapped the pic-ture and it was all shades of purple with a bunch of spirit guides in it where just a minute before it was greens, yellows, reds and ‘what have you’.

Within a few days after that she died. As a healer we can only do so much, actually we don’t do anything, God or some other power sends the healing. If you get too attached to a person it only makes it harder and doesn’t help. We have a lot to learn about how this healing power works. I have a tendency to get emotional anyway and cases like this one don’t help. Any way I’m still going to school as I feel there is more to learn.

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Practical ExperiencesReprinted from the British Society of Dowsers, June 1962

Natural Catastrophes inhibit the Dowsing Reaction

A somewhat irritable gentleman had inherited a fine estate at Meride in Switzerland; he wished to modernise it and make it more com-

fortable by adding a bathroom, so he asked me to find the necessary wa-ter by trying my luck with the divining rod.

It was shortly after the end of the war and the connection with Mendrisio at that time left much to be desired, for the distance by road is only about seven kilometres but the rise is nearly 250 metres.

It was a typically hot Ticino day. After several attempts I had to tell the owner that I could not get any reactions. Impatiently he snapped at me, “Why not ?” I replied “I can’t tell you exactly but it seems to me that there is an earth shock which is preventing me from getting anything.” As if he him-self were somewhat disturbed in his head, he said to me rudely, “An earth shock ? Do you take me for a fool? Do you think I would not have noticed it myself. You are a bungler and I can’t imagine why I got you to come here. Get out of here as soon as you can; I won’t have anything more to do with you.”

The man was so excited that I did not waste a word on him, and feeling I was not to blame but not exactly satisfied I took my departure.

I had just had breakfast next morning when the telephone bell rang. It was my gentleman of Meride. He no longer spoke like the raging mad-man of yesterday, but was as quiet as a mouse making for its hole. He asked me whether I had listened to the radio. Naturally I said I had.

“Then did you not hear that at the very hour you were with me here, there had been a severe earth shock some 300 kilometres from Lisbon. I insist on your coming here again. I would never have thought it possible that the di-vining rod could give such an accurate response.”

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So I agreed to undertake a prospection for him - which ended in his hav-ing at his disposal the bath he had envisaged, thanks to the spring I lo-cated. J. Gumpertz.

The famous Suisse dowser, the Abbe Mermet found that he was entirely inhibited from using the pendulum when natural cataclysms took place. From his wide experience as a Radiesthetist he reported the following occurrence:

On March 4th, 1983, I happened to be in Penthalz, a small commune near Lausanne, on a search for water. I arrived at this place with a friend at 1.30 in the afternoon and started operations. Suddenly the pendulum remained quite still and refused to make any further movement.

I said to the bystanders, “This is a case of ‘fading’,wait a few seconds.” As in wireless, the sudden failure of electromagnetic waves is known as fading; the same expression is used in Radiesthesia. But the seconds became minutes and the minutes hours!

As I had to leave Penthalz at 5 o’clock, I said to the Committee, “A seri-ous natural disturbance must have taken place somewhere today - an earth-shock or an eruption. Please God it may not be in this country!”

When I got home I took up my pendulum again, but it was no good. Only at 6.40 in the afternoon did the pendulum begin to move again. Next morning someone telephoned to me from Penthalz and said, “Have you read the papers ? You were quite right.’”

And in the news I read that at that time Japan had experienced a severe flood.

F. Biel.

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How My Hip Pain Saved My LifeWhen You See the Scratch, You’ll Miss the Diamond

by Gabrielle OrrReprinted from the Ozark Research Institute, Winter 2016

I feel honored that you take the time and effort to read this.

I really don’t like to be exposing myself to any kind of spotlight or public atten-tion. One of my greatest nightmares is to stand in front of a group of ‘strangers’ giv-ing a presentation.

I would much rather join you in the au-dience, be entertained and maybe even learn something new.

Which brings up the question of, “Why am I writing books and giving presenta-tions? Why do I agree to stand in the spot light?” I do it because I love to help people to empower themselves! I love to witness when someone has an aha-moment, an awakening, and finds new understanding with his or her challenges. I genuinely love to interact with people, listen to your stories and witness your lives transform into something you enjoy and feel proud of.

Everybody who reads this newsletter is in alignment with the same kind of energy. We are human individuals, who are separated by our skin, be-liefs and attitudes, when in reality we are souls that have chosen to show up to this experience. In that sense, we are never separated by any limita-tions. We are all part of the same energy field. There is something within us that is present in every other person that shares this experience with us. This something ties us together and creates an energy field that goes far beyond our physical presence.

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When we tap into this energy field with consciousness we will become aware of all the opportunities that are present in our lives. It is this experience that I want to share with you.

Let me start by telling you a little bit about my own journey to this energy field, which I call the Akashic Records.

I was an extremely special child. I grew up under very rare circumstances. At the age of three I already had custom made shoes that were so unique they wouldn’t fit on any other children’s feet. It was a childhood out of a storybook similar to a Cinderella tale. The anecdote of a true transforma-tion. The only difference between Cinderella and I was that no prince came to rescue me. It was, and still is, part of my life’s purpose to find the rescuer within myself.

The costs of my shoes were about 1,000 German Marks. Please consider that this was already half a century ago, way before we knew about luxu-ry brands that would elevate our self-esteem by wearing their high end products.

I was born with a dislocated hip, which resulted in my legs not growing exactly at the same speed. I had my first hip surgery at the age of 2. Now that doesn’t sound so bad; especially since I don’t really remember the surgery itself. What I do remember is that the doctors put me into a cage like crib after my surgery so I wouldn’t try to climb out of my bed. I was very resistant to any treatments in the hospital, mainly because they were extremely painful. Quickly, I was known for my rambunctious vocal chords which I exercised by screaming as loud and as long as I could.

By the age of 17, I had had 5 more hip surgeries, which confined me for a period of time to a wheelchair. It wasn’t the kind of memories I would wish for any child to have. In other words I know what it means to live

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with pain. As a result of this, I grew up much earlier than the few friends I had. I never really learned how to play and was commonly known for being old-wise, which wasn’t meant as a compliment back then. The good part is that I’ve learned really early on how to empower myself so I can survive and ultimately thrive in this world.

As a teenager I searched for ways to change my life. I had a lot of ques-tions for God and the Universe, and never stopped asking them. With time I’ve learned to find the blessings in my situation and turn my pain and suffering into a magic wand.

I realize that my story is not the worst in this world and most likely not even as bad as yours. I know that everyone has had his or her own kind of struggle, pain and suffering to endure. I know that for sure because I have been working with the Akashic Records for 22 years and I have heard stories that nobody should have ever had to endure. This world can be a harsh place if we don’t know how to navigate through it.

Most people feel lonely and misunderstood. Many are looking for their life’s purpose in the hope to make this life really count. But how many people really know that they are not alone?

Very few people have discovered their true power and purpose and that they are in charge of co-creating their own liveliness.

Creating our own life experiences is not just done by following the law of attraction. The law of attraction holds some very important information for all of us, but it is really only the beginning of our empowerment.

In my experience there are 3 important steps to finding true personal power:

Step 1:

Our true power is unleashed when we understand the root of our prob-lems, challenges and patterns. Very often the problem that we are experi-

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encing is just a cover up of a true emotional issue.

Step 2:

We also need to become aware of the origin of our problems, challenges and patterns. This origin of our issues can be found in many areas as for example, past lives, our early childhood experiences, or energetic cords, just to name a few of them.

Step 3:

We need guidance, instruction and advice on how to switch from the real issue to something we really want to experience. I call that the ‘to do list’.

Let me share with you an example from a real client I have. This will make the whole process easier to understand.

A female client, let’s call her Susie, is having an Akashic Record Consul-tation with me. She is extremely upset and telling me that she wants to get divorced from her husband.

We have all been in situations like Susie, where we are experiencing a problem and focus on it with all of our energy. And then, what happens? Well, I can tell you what doesn’t happen. The dilemma never goes away by focusing on the irritation.

This truth applies to all obstacles including financial issues, health prob-lems and even addictions.

I listened patiently to Susie and reassured her that we will find the right solution for her and her family. Then I follow Step 1 and ask in the Akashic Records what the true root problem for her situation is. You have to understand that not everything we are experiencing is the real is-sue and problem. Very often it just covers up a much deeper issue on our subconscious level. This was the case for Susie. Even though she had is-sues with her husband and wanted to get divorced, the Akashic Records

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showed me that her real problem was related to finances.

There was not an obvious connection between these two issues to see at first sight. That’s why I continued to work with the Akashic Records (AR) who guided me to step 2.

Step 2 examines the origin of the issue!

In Susie’s case, the AR showed me that during her early childhood her parents had huge arguments about their finances, and that it was incred-ibly difficult for her parents to provide enough to pay their monthly bills. The little girl Susie wasn’t able to understand this. She accepted these unhealthy circumstances as normal and assumed that it was natural for spouses to fight over their finances. Today, as a grown up, Susie carries this childhood experience with her hidden in her subconscious, where it is waiting for its cue to become active again.

She and her husband have no actual financial problems. However, when-ever Susie had to pay their bills she was starting an argument with him. Why is that? Because she is running her life on some old programming that she’s not even aware of. In Susie’s mind, her husband is the cause of her distress and therefore she needs to get divorced. When Susie saw the connection, she was overwhelmed by a wave of love for her spouse and couldn’t get home quick enough to share the new information with him.

Which leads me to Step 3, the most important step, also called the to-do list.

Susie and her husband created a cere-mony for paying their bills. Today, they play Jazz Music and burn a can-dle. They also place a photo of her par-ents on the desk, to honor the lesson they have learned.

Then Susie pays the bills and her hus-

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band mails the checks. Together they look at their finances and celebrate their prosperity. Eight years have passed since then and they are still hap-pily ever married.

They also draw much more money to them than they have ever asked for because they’ve allowed themselves to be empowered by looking at the deep pain stored away on a soul level. As they healed this pain their en-ergy aligned with their truth and their higher purpose. I love stories like this because they transform our pain and struggle into an opportunity of healing and more blessings to be received.

Working with the Akashic Records to educate people about their life’s purpose and to gain meaning, understanding and love is one of my great-est joys. Trust me, you are never alone and you are much more loved than you could ever imagine.

I am not here to sell any big solution because ultimately, only you can make the choice to elevate yourself. Very often the resistance one is feel-ing is in direct proportion to the importance of your calling. In other words, the louder your ego says no and comes up with reasons why you can’t do this, the more important this decision is for your higher purpose. Unfortunately, it’s always like this. My ego makes no exceptions for me either.

Every dream comes with its shadow. Every opportunity is accompanied with fear and resistance. There is no magic herb that will do it for you. You have to make the choice and put your action where your heart’s longing is and just do it.

With all my love, Gabrielle Orr

Gabrielle Orr is a certified Akashic Record teacher, celebrated author and consultant. She provides Akashic Record readings and classes. Visit her web-site at: http://www.gabrielleorr.com/

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Australian Experiencesby Alex Deans

Reprinted from the British Society of Dowsers, March 1997

Hello from that driest continent on earth! I have been meaning to write for some time (years) now, but TV has been the culprit!

Thought you might benefit from some of my experiences and mistakes in dowsing.

‘Libby’, my youngest step-daugh-ter discovered a problem with her car - a 1969 Toyota Corona - namely losing fluid from her clutch reservoir.

Using her plight to try the pendu-lum’s skill out, I drew a diagram with the PRE-CONCEIVED in-tention of employing the pendu-lum to decide on the location of the fault - either master or slave cylinder. To my amazement it showed neither.

This vexed me, for the leak must be somewhere. I therefore decided to remove and check the easier of the two cylinders to get to ... the slave. This was accomplished, but to my amazement fluid kept on leaking. I then checked the pendulum again, which again gave an OK to both cyl-inders. Ignoring this information, I then threw good money after bad by replacing the difficult to get to master cylinder. Result... fluid still leaking - then starter motor became defective!!

All was revealed when I again lifted the bonnet - the pendulum was cor-rect all along - I had been forcing it to check out either master or slave, but although the diagram was simple to my mind, it did not allow for the unusual possibility of a leak BETWEEN the two cylinders. The pipe leak

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was dripping onto the starter motor, which finally rendered it defective. A costly experience of buying three parts when a simple pipe repair was called for.

Lesson: - Let the pendulum do the work - don’t force it.

Some time later I needed to replace a headlight on another of Libby’s cars (previous one stolen). In Melbourne we have a mar-vellous wrecker’s yard called ‘Pick-A-Part’. It is neatly sorted out into aisles like a supermarket, and all you do is to find the aisle for your make of car, and saunter down with your own tools to remove whatever you want from the elegant array of decaying models.

It is a very inexpensive way of obtaining spare parts, but there is one problem - no exchange or refund! With this in mind, my tool box is equipped with a pendulum (golf ball with builder’s line string attached). Waltzing down the Toyota aisle I found what I thought would make a good replacement headlight, but before removing same from the wrecked car I availed myself of pendulum and percentile disc to find out (a) if headlight was any good, (b) what amount of use was left in it.

Result was a 60% reading, which isn’t bad for a 26 year old car. At the cash point there is a battery and leads to test electricals such as headlights, and this proved that the headlight was OK. As to the percentage, I don’t think science has caught up to pendulums yet! (By the way, the headlight cost me $6 Aust. which is about £3 UK).

Later still, I had cause to drive Libby’s car home for some reason, and was appalled by a badly misfiring motor. Wanting to save time, I asked the pendulum to point to the offending spark plug (if that was the problem) which it did in less than a second. When I removed and inspected the plug, the well was completely filled with crudd. A gentle clean, and gap adjustment, and the car was a ‘Rolls Royce’ again.

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The car always regarded with great interest and now affection is the Cit-roen, namely a 1974 GS Club. In spite of all the to-do over nuclear test-ing lately, I still love this car. It’s like a soft fountain pen compared to a Post Office Biro.

Ours needed an accumulator, which is a sort of reservoir to store the pressurised fluid involved in levitating the whole car. We have a Citroen Car Club here of which I am a member, and despite checking out all pos-sible sources of obtaining a second-hand replacement, I was stumped. A new accumulator was out of the question both for financial and astro-nomically overpriced reasons, so ... out with the pendulum. Made a list of all prospects, and to my disbelief the pendulum fancied my regular port of call - a Citroen garage in Richmond, an inner suburb of Mel-bourne.

Problem was I had already asked there. Anyway, I decided to go again and ask again. Colin, the mechanic, scratched his head at my gentle per-sistence - disappeared into a vault of spare parts, and reappeared some-what in disbelief that he actually had a spare accumulator, and that it was already gassed up. Now how could that be? Maybe the pendulum knew more than the mechanic did! I haven’t mentioned how I found out, but I have since learnt that he keeps bees too.

I have another step-daughter ‘Jan’ who had a real problem with her Mit-subishi car - it kept on getting a flat battery. Having now more confi-dence with the pendulum, I lifted the bonnet and asked for the cause ... battery OK, starter OK; alternator OK - BUT ?; regulator OK; fuses OK. The problem lay with the alternator somehow, and this turned into a real saga. For me (I am left-handed if this means anything) a problem is indicated when the pendulum goes clockwise.

If it goes anticlockwise it’s an OK. If it goes oval anticlockwise, it means OK - BUT something could be wrong - as indeed was the case. To short-en the story here, what had happened was that the badly worn brushes in the alternator were touching intermittently. Unfortunately for me, when

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I spent two hours removing the alternator to get it bench-tested by an auto electrician, I must have gently bumped the brushes into good con-tact again ... with the result that the electrician pronounced the alterna-tor OK.

I spent another two hours reinstalling back into car, and must have gen-tly bumped the brushes again, so that the problem occurred again. The electrician took a solid hour vexing over his dials before he realised the alternator was the problem, and had to be removed again by guess who? At least I was saving the labour dollars, and best of all the pendulum re-mained spot on correct too! Lesson: - Allow for Intermittent Problems.

Tuning the car - Using the Pendulum!Our Citroen GS has the best refinement in the world ... a set of points the gap of which can be opened or closed by means of a micrometer screw.

The only problem is that to get a Dwell reading you have to replace the points and distributor and start the car again to get a meter reading. If the reading is not within range - you have to dismantle it all again and try pot luck. (This is where the pendu-lum comes in handy). My method is to:

1. Gap the points to recommended gap distance.

2. Make a percentile disc.

Using a protractor, trace out a semi-circle and mark a line for every ten degrees at twice the scale. viz: (You can use this disc for a million other things too, so do a good job constructing it)

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3.Then look up in your car manual what the acceptable Dwell Angle should be - e.g. mine is 55o to 59o, so I mark the Disc as shown.

4.Then all I do is hold the distributor comfortably in my lap so that I can suspend the pendulum over the percentile disc with one hand, whilst with the other I adjust slowly the gap of the points until the pendulum comes within the lower range of recommended Dwell. (I choose the low-er range because as the points wear the Dwell Angle gets larger, so it makes sense to set it for a longer lasting tune).

That’s it. It takes about 30 seconds!

5.’Doubting Thomases’ (I still like to prove it) will be amazed at this ac-curacy when they cross-check with standard equipment!

(The author uses his pendulum to find lost objects, examine bee hives, and many other things.)

How Much for a Smile

Today my 14 year old son and I held a yard sale. He was reluctant and stayed looking at his phone most of the time. Then a mother and

daughter came up, clearly troubled, and the mother told me her daugh-ter was diagnosed with cancer 3 days ago.

Her daughter asked my son how much a stuffed bear was. My son looked right at her and said “Give me the biggest smile you got.”

The little girl gave that smile her all. He then handed her the bear and said “That smile’s worth a million dollars, kiddo.”I’ve never been so proud.

Reprinted from www.sunnyskyz.com/feel-good-story

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My Way of Explaining DowsingBy Jack Temple

Reprinted from the British Dowsers Society, June 1999

Events occur in our lives which propel us onto new pathways we had no idea ever existed. It was when I picked up a pendulum at the first

‘Mind and Body Exhibition’ at Olympia that my life changed. I had no comprehension of dowsing or what one can achieve with this simple bit of knowledge. In fact the knowledge of dowsing is so simple that most people reject it out of hand. I can only claim the distinction of possessing a brain able to use the gift of dowsing to pinpoint problems in the hu-man body.

I’m going to stop here and ask you, all of you, to step out of your shoes. I want you to pretend that you are all farmers and you have a herd of 200 cows all needing copious amounts of water. There hasn’t been a drop of rain for 4 weeks. The land is parched and your cows are thirsty. Your me-tered supply is failing.

Too many urban people are watering their gardens. You are now stressed and sick with a problem with no obvious solution. When discussing the matter with a friend he suggests approaching a well-known firm special-ising in the sinking of bore holes.

After a number of seismic tests, you now have in front of you a mass of graphs with suggested areas that could produce water. The cost of sinking a few trial boreholes is daunting, but even then the proposal is only to analyse the water for its purity. Once all the other information is fed into the computer, further discussions will enable the engineers to finalise the next moves.

In the meantime another friend told you about Mr Edwyn Taylor, an eminent farmer working 3,000 acres in Northumberland, who’s been a dowser since he was 20; he is now 81, and he has never ever failed to find

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water by dowsing. You look at your friend incredulously.

“You mean to say you can find water without seismic tests, without a labora-tory, without a computer, simply by dowsing?”

“Oh yes, Edwyn is a reputed dowser and that is what he specialises in.”

“What’s his telephone number?”

Remember, you are all still out of your shoes and are all still farmers who are all worried about your cows and the lack of water for them to drink. Now the first question Edwyn will ask you is how many cows are there and what other water needs will arise in the future. He will then use a hazel stick or a special rod developed by water dowsers for this particular purpose.

By dowsing he will locate the area where the borehole would have to be drilled and then the depth of the source of water, by dowsing again, of course. He will measure the flow per minute, by dowsing of course, the purity of the water, by dowsing of course, the output from the bore hole, by dowsing of course and that is the plan he would present to you.

Then you are faced with a choice. Do you go to the firm who has all the modern aids, or do you rely on Edwyn and his dowsing skills and the recommendation that comes with him?

You decide to go to Edwyn, so the borehole goes down, up comes the water with exactly the supply he forecast with exactly the purity he forecast. And this is all done by dowsing.

All of you are now confused par-ticularly when you are faced with the following questions. How

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can a man with a rod say to you that the water you so badly need is avail-able at, say, a depth of 100 feet and that it is flowing at a certain rate?

Edwyn has been a water dowser all his life. I know him well and we met only recently at the British Dowsers Convention held at Ripon in York-shire. In fact, Edwyn asked me to look at one of his knees as it was pain-ing him and he was having to rely on a stick when walking.

Next morning he greeted me with delight, his knee was not completely better but it was much, much better. You see, I wouldn’t know where to start if anybody asked me to dowse for water but, the human body, that is different.

What is this thing that is so amazing that people reel away from it in in-credulous disbelief? It is that the human right brain hemisphere, with its gigantic mass of brain cells enveloped with neurons, can actually send out radar waves to any living object, analyse it and send back an answer via a “Yes or No” response of a pendulum.

QuotesBe kind whenever possible. It is always possible.

~ Dalai Lama

All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them.

~ Walt Disney

Logic will get you from A to B. imagination will get you everywhere.

~ Albert Einstein

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My Gas Station Storyby kamitchell1, posted Dec 25, 2014

Reprinted from www.kindspring.org/story/view.php?sid=73122

One rainy evening I went to fill up at the gas station. A pre-teen boy approached my car with a thick hoodie pulled around his face. He

asked me for money to help him and his mother stay in their hotel for an additional week.

He stated that if they did not come up with $25 they would be evicted that same evening. Having worked in social services before, and being a little skeptical, I asked how come his mother hadn’t sought out social services for assistance. The boy said that they needed to remain in their hotel for one more week until his grandmother, who lived out of town, could take them in.

I gave the boy what I had - $5. He thanked me and continued to wander the parking lot asking for help. I got my gas and drove away. A separate time some weeks before, a boy asked me for money and I told him I didn’t have any though I did. The skeptic in me had won out.

Yet, I thought about it, felt ashamed at my skepticism and went looking for the boy to give him a dollar. But it seemed that he had disappeared into thin air. “This time,” I thought, “I’ll do it differently.”

I went to my bank and withdrew an additional $20, then I returned to the gas station. The boy was still there. I observed him momentarily, shyly approaching strangers who walked past him without notice. I pulled up beside a pump and waved at the boy to come over. I handed him the $20 bill.

He reached through my car window and gave me a huge hug. His hug told me all I needed to know - that finally this kid could get out of the rain, the cold and the darkening skies and go inside where it was warm.

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Library News

People have been asking me about books of charts to practise their dowsing. We have a few in the library. They can be handy particu-

larly for beginners, and as a way to dowse for lots of things you may not have thought of. Come and browse through them. And don’t forget we have an online catalogue. The full instructions and link were in the Dec 2016 newsletter.

The Pendulum Charts- Knowing Your Intuitive Mind by Dale Olsen:

Intuitive problem-solving and decision-making: Health and healing with the right: foods, remedies, vitamins, minerals, diet, nutritional supple-ments, amino acids, tissue salts, anti-oxidants, enzymes, flower essences, herbs. Probability of success for personal, career, business or consumer decisions, lost objects, water, land, house, locations, directions. Deter-mine: Allergies, origin of dysfunction, infections, parasites etc. And much more.

Practical Pendulum Book by D Jurriaanse (38 Pendulum charts)

Detailed charts and pendulum swing patterns; a pendulum will swing in different ways depending the object under it. It will move in one direc-tion over the left leg & the opposite direction over the right. The dia-grams are easy to follow & will show you different patterns to expect depending what your pendulum is made out of. You can try out your pendulum over a particular metal, paper or body part, then look it up in the book.

The Pendulum Book of Charts by Anne Williams.

Helen

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Dowsers Society of NSW Inc.Correspondence

The Secretary, Robyn Lee, 50 Gerard Street, Alexandria, NSW 2015Tel: (02) 9319-5392

Committee Office Bearers• President Martine Negro• Vice President Gordon Marshall• Secretary Robyn Lee Tel: (02) 9319-5392• Treasurer Leonie Buchan• Public Officer Amalia Pezzutto• Audiovisual Shinya Taninaka• Healing Group Rebecca Findlay-Debeck• Other Council Members Marie Wood, Olga Kosterin, Nila Chambers, Peter Fergusson, Elene Dimopoulos, Maureen Flowers, Ruth Sneddon

Seminar CoordinatorDawn Heller Tel: (02) 9889-4686, [email protected]

Membership CoordinatorMaureen Flowers Tel: (02) 9879-5051, maureenflowers3@gmailcom,

Speaker Coordinator Gordon Marshall Tel: 0437-147-277, [email protected]

Newsletter Editor François Capmeil, [email protected]

Library Coordinator Helen Braico, [email protected]

Dowser-of-the-Year • 1997 Frank Henry (deceased)• 1998 Esther Deans (deceased)• 2003 Peter Ruehmkorff (deceased)• 2005 Pauline Roberts• 2006 Trevor Harding• 2014 Maggie Lowe• 2015 François Capmeil

Website address www.dowsingaustralia.com

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Please arrive at the meeting early so as not to disturb and be seated by 2:00 pm

Bus Services: Transport Enquiries: 131 500From City, Central : Bus # 501 from Central to Rozelle then Bus # 506 to Hunters Hill

From City, 506 bus goes from Town Hall House, Druitt St, Stand L, to Gladesville Rd, cnr of Pitt St, Hunters Hill

From Chatswood : Bus # 536

Venue for MeetingsCommunity Hall, 44 Gladesville Road, Hunters Hill

Date of MeetingsThird Sunday of every month, except December (2nd Sunday)Time: 2:00pm to 5:00 pm

Website address www.dowsingaustralia.com