Dowsing Society of Victoria Inc. Newsletter OCTOBER 2010

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NEWSLETTER of the Dowsing Society of Victoria Inc.

No. 63 EXTRACT October 2010

PO Box 2635, Mount Waverley, Victoria, 3149 Web address: www.dsv.org.au Registration: A0035189A

DSV philosophy: Through awakening consciousness, we are empowered with knowledge and skills to unconditionally serve others.

NEXT MEETING

Sunday 17th October 2010

PRESIDENT’S REPORT

Have you noticed the energies changing lately? Do things feel different than they have been? Over the past few months a powerful T-Square has been influencing all of us. The Ancients used to refer to it as a Cosmic Cross.

Saturn, Pluto and Uranus, big generational planets have formed a T-Square – like a triangle. The last couple of times this happened was in the 1930s and 1960s when significant cultural and social changes occurred. The 30s had the Great Depression and the 60s the shift in cultural mores. Interesting times indeed.

During these recent and unusual 2010 planetary alignments, the portals have been opening to apparently stream new energies to the earth - helping us to bring in the new paradigms such as love and balance as we approach 2012.

Apparently we can manifest situations very quickly from our thoughts under the current planetary alignments, so I urge us all to watch our thinking and keep our thoughts positive, picturing our lives as we’d like them to be, feeling what that would be like and literally asking for the changes to be created. I believe we are becoming very powerful beings as our frequencies rise, along with those of the earth, and as we become more connected with the Divine.

Meanwhile, I hope you can join us at our next meeting when Tony Hill, a physicist and DSV Committee Member, will present on a wide range of subjects of special interest to us.

Lyn Wood, President

NEXT MEETING

Time & Date:

2.00 pm, Sunday 17th

October 2010 (1.30 pm for dowsing practice)

Place: Mount Waverley Community Centre,

Miller Crescent, Mount Waverley

(Opposite Mount Waverley Railway Station) Melway: 70 E 1

Parking at rear, off Holskamp St. which runs off Stephensons Road

OUR NEXT MEETING

DSV Committee member, Tony Hill will present at the next DSV meeting on 17

th

October, 2010. Wearing his dowser’s hat, he will cover a diverse range of topics relating to radiation and energy and how we, as dowsers, respond to them and work with them.

Tony Hill

As lay people there is a tendency to use scientific and technical terms rather loosely and often incorrectly. Changing hats, Tony the physicist will attempt to clarify - demonstrating

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where possible - some notions about electric, magnetic and electromagnetic fields.

Vortex in a bottle

Knowledge of the techniques of dowsing can provide a means of empowering us to a life of self-determination and lead us away from feelings of being trapped in a world we think we can’t do anything about.

Tony will also incorporate ideas about water, sound, the inert gases, magnets, radionics, patterns, energy flow and vortices.

This promises to be a fascinating presentation, so bring a friend or two along!!

TWISTED TREES

By Susane Starc, DSV Member

Why do some eucalyptus trees twist while others don’t?

Why do some of these trees twist in an anti-clockwise direction and other trees twist in a clockwise direction?

These are some of the questions I ask myself while out walking early every morning and seeing these twisted trees. Recently I checked the internet and did some research, asking the question, “Why do trees grow with a twisted bark?” The answers I found were really interesting.

A tree twisting clockwise

A tree twisting anti-clockwise

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I find it very helpful to know that just by taking a look around our surroundings and becoming aware of the signs from nature, we can actually ‘avoid’ these negative-energy lines and protect ourselves.

Thanks Susane – great to have you as a new contributor. Hopefully you’ll encourage others! Ed.

LAKE LEARMONTH

Another welcome contribution by DSV Member, Mick Moran of Learmonth, Victoria.

Over the past few years I’ve written a number of articles about dowsing on the dry lake bed of Lake Learmonth in Central Victoria. Given the abundance of rain falling recently, I thought I it would be a good idea to bring everyone up to date with how Lake Learmonth is looking today.

Lake Learmonth is currently holding approximately 2,500 ml of water, which is 25 per cent of capacity. (1 mega litre equals 1 million litres) This has resulted in the return of many species of water birds including swans and ducks. It has lifted the spirits of the locals as it has been so long since our local lake has held any water.

Lake Learmonth 2009

Lake Learmonth 2010

Just as a journey begins with the first step, the filling of a lake starts with the first drop of rain. Well, that drop has fallen and we’re all hoping for many more to follow to return our lake

to its former glory with more wild life and perhaps even water sports again !!

Email Mick Moran: energydowsing@hotmail.com

Editor’s Note: As you may recall, in June this year we urged members to become involved in some dowsing projects, including one to bring much needed rain to our drought areas. The dams have continued to swell with the Melbourne metropolitan water storages now above 47%. In 2009 that average dropped to just 25.6% of capacity mid year which was a record low since 1984. The Thomson Dam, which was our

particular dowsing focus recently, has now swelled to 33%, which is a 10% increase on its maximum level in 2009.

Who knows how much our collective dowsing contributed. I like to think it’s been very helpful!! And we’ve been aided in this by Raymon Grace in America who takes such interest in the DSV and our efforts.

As a reminder, to avoid further flooding please

include the intention for changes to be “safe and appropriate” when dowsing for rain!

ASTROLOGICAL MOON CALENDARS

The 2011 Astrological Calendars with the Moon Planting Guide will be available for purchase through the DSV again this year – priced at $10. Please place your order at the next DSV meeting on 17

th October and you’ll be

able to collect yours at our last meeting for the year on 29

th November 2010.

Please note, this is an extract of the DSV October 2010 newsletter. By joining the DSV you can receive the full edition. Please check our website for details about becoming a member now: www.dsv.org.au