Diverse Dowsing Beyond Boundaries

Practical Dowsing Techniques for Expanding Human Consciousness

De: Hamish Miller

Narrado por: Hamish Miller

In this unique book, Hamish Miller gives an earthy, honest, practical demonstration and instruction to using basic dowsing tools and techniques, as well as a fascinating historical overview. Dowsing is a sacred practice that has been used by ancient cultures for millennia to find not only water sources but sacred places of energy and much more.

This book takes you on a journey, revealing that there is much more to dowsing than the popular perception of it being "just a way of finding water". Dowsing skills have been developed and refined to highly sophisticated levels, often requiring practitioners to specialize in a particular field so that they can provide confident and competent solutions using the art and practice of dowsing.

You will hear expert dowsers demonstrate their skills in this fascinating, colorful and intriguing story. After listening you will be left with no doubt that dowsing techniques should be at the forefront of practical research into the mysteries of our complex human consciousness. You too could learn how to open doorways to experiences far beyond our five senses. With Hamish Miller are friends and fellow dowsers Daphne Adams, Val Johnson, Sue Brown, Ralph Watkins, and Professor Peter Stewart, DSc.

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Any additional comments?

This was a very poor excuse for a book.....it sounded like the sound tract from a bad documentary .....DO NOT BUY

Sound track from a video

Where does Diverse Dowsing Beyond Boundaries rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Among all the audio books I've listened to so far, this Diverse Dowsing Beyond Boundaries was meh.

What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)

I was listening for instructions on how to dowse. I suppose the various dowsers did supply the information and it was up to me to go out and try, but it appears to me that the book is simply the audio track ripped from a video about the author.

Would you listen to another book narrated by Hamish Miller?

Not unless there was more compelling material.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

No.