Shaun is Chairman of Wyvern Dowsing Society

Creating Harmony poster

Talk Overview

What do you know about Earth Energy lines?

What do you know about the "Dragon Line"?

Can we use the Earth's energy to enhance our lives?

 Shaun Ogbourne

Wiltshire born and bred Shaun first discovered dowsing in 1996, and later joined the Wyvern Dowsing Society and The British Society of Dowsers Earth Energies group. During this time he developed his dowsing skills in many fields. Today he is the chairman of the Wyvern Dowsing Society and provides a wide range of dowsing services, which include the balancing of both natural earth and man made energies - together with more traditional uses such as: the finding of water and lost pipes. He also has a great interest in the properties of water and the creation of sacred space. These two elements came together in 2000 with his involvement in the creation of a large stone circle in Ireland.

6th October 2004 (Weds. evening)

 

Francine is founder member of WCCSG 

(Wiltshire Crop Circle Study Group)

Talk Overview

By popular request, we have asked Francine to give us another talk on Crop Circles. For those who missed last year’s exceptional good talk, Francine will give a small revision of the crop circle phenomenon and then give us an update on this years crop circles. Due to the hall capacity, we are limited to 200 seats for this talk, so please book early to ensure a seat.

 Francine Blake

Francine Blake was born in Montreal, Canada. She came to England at the end of the sixties and started to study the esoteric work of Gurdjieff and Zen Buddhism. She discovered crop circles in 1987, and joined the Centre for Crop Circles Studies (CCCS) in 1991, moved to Wiltshire in 1992 to be closer to the formations where she founded the Wiltshire Crop Circle Study Group (WCCSG) in 1995 and was elected its Coordinator, a post she still fulfils today. She is one of the main organiser of the Crop Circle Conference and the editor of the Spiral magazine and producer of the Crop Circle Calendar. She lectures in Britain, Canada and the United States and lives in Devizes, where she studies the phenomenon full time.

12th May 2004 (Weds. evening)

 

member of the Edgar Cayce Centre

John Walsh

John is Irish and came to live in England in 1953. Inside one year he was in teaching and has stayed in teaching all his life. When he was nearly crippled with arthritis, he read the story of Edgar Cayce and he saw a cure for arthritis, which he tried. From being unable to walk up stairs to playing football again, took just 11 days on the treatment. This experience took him into a new way of thinking. After this he used the Cayce material to help him make all kinds of changes to his life. He now gives talks to groups of people when asked and runs the Edgar Cayce Centre in Durham. He will give each attendee at the talk a copy of his most recent newsletter, so that they can see what his main work now is.

25th February 2004 (Weds. evening)

 

Theolyn is founder member of 

Soulschool

Talk Overview

The first part of the talk will cover the historical origins of Angels, including stories from Assyria, as well as Angels in the Kabbalah.

In the second part the talk will be about modern sightings and experiences, and 'scientific' ideas about the reality of Angels. Some researchers believe they may exist in the quantum field. During the talk the following subjects will be covered.

* ancient traditions about Angels

* maps of heaven

* many layers of celestial beings

* how Angels interact with humans

* how we can communicate with Angels

* working with Angels to bring healing and abundance

29th October 2003 (Weds. evening)

 

Francine is founder member of WCCSG 

(Wiltshire Crop Circle Study Group)

Talk Overview

The sudden and inexplicable appearance of crop circles in the fields of the world is extraordinary enough but when we look at their shapes it is even more so. Their designs, a combination of sacred geometry, advanced mathematics and direct references to ancient symbology, are complex and meaningful. Hardly a “normal” event by anyone standard, it has the potential to jolt us out of our complacency and make us question the way we view reality. It is in the searching for understanding that we learn and in that sense, crop circles have a powerful transformative quality. Francine will show the lines of symbols that have appeared over the years and the train of thought coming through them. The talk is illustrated with slides.

Francine Blake

Francine Blake was born in Montreal, Canada. She came to England at the end of the sixties and started to study the esoteric work of Gurdjieff and Zen Buddhism. She discovered crop circles in 1987, and joined the Centre for Crop Circles Studies (CCCS) in 1991, moved to Wiltshire in 1992 to be closer to the formations where she founded the Wiltshire Crop Circle Study Group (WCCSG) in 1995 and was elected its Coordinator, a post she still fulfils today. She is one of the main organiser of the Crop Circle Conference and the editor of the Spiral magazine and producer of the Crop Circle Calendar. She lectures in Britain, Canada and the United States and lives in Devizes, where she studies the phenomenon full time.