May 2012 - IDD at The Hurlers
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- May 15, 2011
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Measured Movement at Minions
The first International Day of Dowsing
5th May 2012
The phrases ‘Bodmin Moor’ and ‘International Event’ are not often found in the same sentence. However, such is the significance of the legacy of Hamish Miller that we now appreciate that shifts of cosmic importance can be sensed just as clearly in the post-industrial badlands of East Cornwall as at Giza, Nazca or Angkor.
On what would have been Hamish’s 85th birthday, an eclectic group of over 30 dowsers and singers, augmented by a few passers by, gathered at the Hurlers Stone Circles to play their part in a global experiment on the first - and somewhat embryonic - International Day of Dowsing.
The essence was simplicity itself. Groups would assemble around the country and across the world to measure the impact (if any) of ‘earth singers’ pouring their intent into the Michael and Mary line complex at various points.

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