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Spring is coming – can you feel it?

Grahame Gardner

Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) This form uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your data is processed. Spring is coming – can you feel it? Although there is still snow on the ground and the prospect of more to come, the snowdrops are already up and in flower, the mornings are noticeably lighter, and the sluggish energy following New Year starts to gear up for the months ahead.The beginning of February marks the old festival of Imbolc – one of the four cross-quarter days of the eight-fold Celtic year. The cross-quarter days happen roughly mid-way between … Continue reading Spring is coming – can you feel it?

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The Farkas Files

Grahame Gardner

Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) This form uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your data is processed. I recently appeared as guest on the US internet radio show ‘The Farkas Files‘ from Empower Radio. I’d met the host David Franklin Farkas at the American Society of Dowers’ convention back in June, and finally we managed to find some time in both our schedules to make this interview happen. It went out live at 9pm EST (2am UK time), but it’s available to listen again by clicking below or can download it from the website. Dowsing & … Continue reading The Farkas Files

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On Ethics and Permissions

Grahame Gardner

Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) This form uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your data is processed. A couple of recent events have led me to ponder some of the ethical dilemmas that we are sometimes presented with when dowsing. One was the disappearance of Malaysian flight MH370, and the other was the internet ‘call to arms’ by the Montague Keen Foundation asking everyone/anyone to heal the ley system. Both raise questions about our right as dowsers to use our skills in such situations, not just in terms of our ability to be of use, but … Continue reading On Ethics and Permissions

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A Labyrinth For Glasgow

Grahame Gardner

Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) This form uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your data is processed. (and a stone circle too!) There have been some considerable developments to Glasgow City Council’s plan to redevelop Sighthill park into an athlete’s village for the 2018 Youth Olympics. Having lost their bid to host the event, the athlete’s village idea has been abandoned but the Council are still planning to proceed with a housing development in the area, necessitating the removal of the stone circle. However, largely as a result of pressure from the community and discussions between … Continue reading A Labyrinth For Glasgow