Here we go again…the continual struggle between two disparate cultures continues!
I found myself, the other day, trying to politely write a rebuttal of some of the ideas presented in a skeptic’s blog about dowsing. The author had said that dowsing didn’t work and that it was plain dangerous to believe in it and that charlatans […]
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Now I know that there are various arguments for and against dowsing from a religious point of view. Some say that dowsing is a gift from God while others talk of it as though it were the work of the Devil.
In order to help settle this difficult dilemma, who better to turn to than a […]
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We return this week, dear friends, to that old but never stale subject of dowsing. This time for water.
Now, I know there are many who are skeptical and that is well and good. For I care not!! I know it works and I have proven it to myself often enough to feel perfectly satisfied about […]
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One of the websites which pries into government affairs with an eye to safeguarding our liberties (or some such thing) is alt press online from which this interesting insight came.
The reason for the title of this post is that sarcasm is a major weapon in its reporting arsenal.
The particular article is attacking the extended powers […]
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One of the great bugbears about intuition is that those who don’t believe it say that proof is not be found. (Apart from my feeling sorry for them missing out on a wonderful aspect of their innate humanity, I just get tired of their blinkered views.)
However, animals tend not to be deceptive in these areas. […]
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