New Communication with Animals and Healing Workshop, led by Ann Lodygowski – £30
At the Village Hall, Spreyton, Crediton, Devon, EX17 5DP, on Sunday 21st July 2019
10.00 am for 10.30 am start, ending 3.30 pm
Refreshments will be provided but bring your own lunch.
Following the recent popularity and success of this Workshop, led by Ann Lodygowski in Ashburton, Devon, we are repeating it at Spreyton, which is a lovely village, just off the A30 near Whiddon Down, 11.5 miles east of Okehampton.
Ann first learnt to dowse as a teenager living in South Zeal, Dartmoor. She is a Professional Dowser, with over 60 years’ experience and she has used dowsing to assess and aid the healing of big and small animals all over the world.
Although she specialises in four-legged animals, primarily horses and dogs, she also dowses health issues for people. Ann has an international reputation, and is highly regarded in the dowsing world.
If you choose to attend one of Ann’s workshops, don’t expect a linear direction of travel. Ann picks up on clues and energies, which can head in just about any direction. You don’t need to bring your horse or goat, but please bring a small amount of mane, tail, or fur wrapped up so it doesn’t escape.
During the workshop Ann will guide participants through her assessment and healing process, with the use of dowsing, starting with learning to tune into flower remedies to know how the animal is feeling, then checking the skeletal and muscular systems to see where any aches and pains are located. Further checks include possible basic deficiencies in their diet, whether there is any geopathic or electropathic stress present affecting the animal’s health or behaviour, and finally what herbs might help them, or other remedial actions.
Participants will be advised to seek a veterinary surgeon’s advice about any concerns they have about an animal’s welfare. There is no intention to replace professional advice.
Application to attend
Introducing candidates for the BSD council and trustees
The following is copied verbatim from the BSD ‘Local Dowsing Group News No 19’ that the Devon Dowsers Chairman Gwynn Paulett received today.
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NEW EVENT – stand at Finch Foundry Rural Skills day 1st September
NEW EVENT
FINCH FOUNDRY, STICKLEPATH
RURAL SKILLS & CRAFTS FAIR
SUNDAY 1st SEPTEMBER 2019 – 11am to 4pm
Once again we will be having our stand at this event showing and teaching people how to dowse.
OUR LABYRINTH WORKSHOP is now full
OUR LABYRINTH WORKSHOP to be held on Dawlish Warren beach on 1st June is now full.
Please note this is open to Members and their guests only. Further details will be e-mailed out nearer the date.
NOW BOOKING – NEXT ‘INTRODUCTION TO DOWSING’ COURSE TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER IN ASHBURTON
INTRODUCTION TO DOWSING COURSE
TOWN HALL, ASHBURTON
SUNDAY 20TH OCTOBER 2019
10am for a 10.30 start to 4.30 approx.
£30 per person. Limited numbers.
Tutor: Gwynn Paulett
Details and a Booking Form under ‘Learning’ then ‘Workshops’ above or click here.
Please bring your own lunch, refreshments throughout the day provided.
‘BUILDING A LABYRINTH’ WORKSHOP POSTPONED TO 1st JUNE
‘BUILDING A LABYRINTH’ WORKSHOP – POSTPONED.
CHANGE OF VENUE AND DATE
The Discover Dowsing in Devon workshop on ‘Building a Labyrinth’ has been postponed and will now take place on SATURDAY 1st JUNE 2019 on DAWLISH WARREN BEACH starting at 10.30am.
We will meet on the beach between groynes 3 and 4 whilst the tide is going out!
There is easy access to the beach from a large pay and display car park, together with toilets, food, drinks, ice creams (and clothes shops) nearby!
Members and Guests only.
We are also planning to follow this with a BBQ in Dawlish – numbers limited due to parking.
More details to follow nearer the time.
This is now FULLY BOOKED.
CHANGES AND MORE DETAILS TO THE PAPER COPY OF OUR PROGRAMME
MORE DETAILS AND CHANGES TO EVENTS IN OUR PROGRAMME
Discover Dowsing in Devon Workshop on ‘Building a Labyrinth’ – further details available soon.
Field Trip to Scorhill and other Stone Circles on Dartmoor will now be on the actual solstice Friday 21st June (not the Saturday as stated), meeting in the late afternoon and evening. More details to follow.
Holy Wells in south east Cornwall is on Sunday 18th August in, and in the area of, Halton Quay.
Talk on Tuesday 12th November – Andy Burnham has been booked for this. More details later.
DD’s Christmas Dinner on Tuesday 10th December – will be at the Tom Cobley Tavern, Spreyton. By popular demand we will return once again to this popular venue.
You can now renew your Devon Dowsers membership online
We hope you agree with us that 2017-18 was a memorable and exciting year to be a member of Devon Dowsers. However, each year your membership subscription expires on 31 October. If you would like to continue to be a member and have not renewed your membership subscription yet, you can do this online by clicking on this link and submitting the form. We look forward to seeing you again soon!
If you haven’t joined yet, and would like to become a member, you can apply online by clicking here and submitting the application for membership form.
Devon Dowsers Members forum on Facebook
There is now a forum for members of Devon Dowsers on the Devon Dowsers Facebook page. This gives members the opportunity to share their interests, and discuss any issues, questions or problems you have encountered regarding dowsing.
If you would like to participate in this forum and you are not currently a member, you can renew your membership or apply for membership online.
Happy New Year!
My New Year’s Resolutions for 2019
I look in awe at my favourite Dartmoor Logan Stone at Thornworthy Tor. To me, it transmits an intangible energy and represents a metaphor for life: being rounded, balanced, and unashamedly “different”, which as humans we may aspire to.
Despite what the News and Social Media would have us think, I believe the majority of people on our planet are kind, considerate and pretty decent. We each do our best to look after those we love, and sometimes even those we will never meet.
At the same time, we could be excused despairing at the behaviour of some nation states, political leaders and people we don’t happen to agree with. In Douglas Adams “Life, The Universe and Everything”, Ford declares, “My Doctor says that I have a malformed public-duty gland and a natural deficiency in moral fibre … and therefore I am excused from saving Universes”. I have every sympathy with that view, given the enormity of the task!
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn summed up life’s central problem by saying “the line separating good and evil passes not through states, nor between classes, nor between political parties either – but right through every human heart”. So that seems like a good place to start with my new year resolutions.
I am giving up giving up “-ings” (such as drinking, over-eating, speeding etc), as I am my own best saboteur! Jordan B. Peterson in his “12 Rules for Life” suggests, “You can begin by treating yourself as if you were someone you were responsible for helping”. Dowsing for my own health and well-being regularly would help fulfil that “rule”, so I will take that one on as another resolution.
Finally, I resolve to emulate the pivoting act of the Logan Stone, by finding my centre of gravity, getting balanced physically and spiritually, then making life rock !
Happy dowsing in 2019
Gwynn