Author: Grahame Gardner

Grahame Gardner is a professional dowser and geomancer specialising in house-healing work involving geopathic and technopathic stress, and the creation of sacred spaces. He is an honorary Life Member and Past President of the British Society of Dowsers (2008-2014), and is listed on their Professional Register. He is also a founder member of The Geomancy Group.
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Book Review – A Neolithic Universe by Jonathan Morris

Grahame Gardner

Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) This form uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your data is processed. This is, without doubt, the most totally bonkers, dazzlingly brilliant, and entirely plausible theory about the purpose of Stonehenge that I have ever read. It manages to explain every aspect of the monument — its location, orientation, construction and purpose in an entirely practical way that demonstrates how the Neolithic builders possessed sophisticated knowledge of metrology and geodesy and built the monument as a physical expression of the cosmos on earth. Jonathan Morris is an engineer who has worked … Continue reading Book Review – A Neolithic Universe by Jonathan Morris

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Cochno: Compared

Grahame Gardner

Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) This form uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your data is processed. (This is a follow-up article to my earlier blog posts about the Cochno Stone, Re:Covering Cochno and Cochno-Revealed) The future of the Cochno Stone has been very much under discussion recently, due to sterling efforts by Glasgow University archaeologist Kenny Brophy to engage the local community with the process of deciding exactly what should be done with the stone. The main options are: Uncover it and leave nature to take its course, Leave it buried, Make a replica using … Continue reading Cochno: Compared