Leys, not Ley Lines!
‘Ley,’ Jane snapped. ‘Alfred Watkins called them leys. Ley lines – that’s just a term that’s been adopted in almost
‘Ley,’ Jane snapped. ‘Alfred Watkins called them leys. Ley lines – that’s just a term that’s been adopted in almost
In 2004 I was involved in the birthing of a new permanent outdoor labyrinth for Edinburgh University Chaplaincy Centre. Di
Review by Ian Pegler. Back in the 1920s a French dowser developed a system of dowsing based on colour. Writing
Mandali is a new retreat centre located in the north of Italy that is opening early in 2017. Enjoying a
September 2016 saw the complete excavation (and subsequent re-burying) of the largest piece of Neolithic rock art in Britain –
Versions of this article have been published in Dowsing Today, the journal of the British Society of Dowsers; and The
I recently appeared as guest on the US internet radio show ‘The Farkas Files‘ from Empower Radio. I’d met the
A couple of recent events have led me to ponder some of the ethical dilemmas that we are sometimes presented
(and a stone circle too!) There have been some considerable developments to Glasgow City Council’s plan to redevelop Sighthill park