The purpose of our chapter is to share
knowledge about dowsing, to help people learn how to dowse and to help them
enhance their skills in Dowsing for Water, Map Dowsing, Dowsing for Health
and More!!
What is Dowsing?
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. . Dowsing, also known as “divining”, is an intuitive art and discipline
used in both ancient and modern times all over the world. It is a technique
for bringing information from then intuitive or subconscious senses to the
attention of the rational mind, so it has potential value in every area of
human endeavor, research and activity. Dowsers or Dowsing practitioners find
it a valuable tool in both their work and their everyday lives.
The Meetings
Meetings are held once each month in the Capital
region.
In the Spring, Summer and Fall we visit local sites for actual on-site
dowsing. Winter meetings are held indoors at the Cornell University
Cooperative Extension Building in Ballston Spa or members’ homes, and
consists of seminars and lessons in the art of dowsing.
Our Organization
Our chapter was formed in June of 1973. The
Mohawk-Hudson Dowsers is a non-profit organization and is a chapter of The
American Society of Dowsers.