Dowsers Society of NSW

04/10/2026

Come and join us at the Mind Body Spirit Festival at Darling Harbour, we'll be at Stand B76. This festival runs from Thursday 8th to 11th October - 10 am to 6 pm. The festival this year is FREE however, you can register beforehand. Come and learn. Looking forward to seeing you there.

03/10/2026

The Mind Body Spirit Festival in Sydney will be on next week, 8th to 11th October, from 10 am to 6 pm at Darling Harbour.

If you are going, come and visit us at stand B76, where we have plenty of information regarding dowsing. Our Society is now over 40 years old. We are an enthusiastic, dedicated group of like-minded people and love to talk about dowsing. Please come and meet us sometime over the four-day event.

30/09/2026

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27/09/2026

We're delighted to invite you to join our 'Dowsing Cuppa Chat' via Zoom on Monday 28 September from 7.00-7.45pm. So grab your cuppa and join us for a casual and relaxed chat on all things dowsing, questions, tips and tricks and to share your thoughts on articles in our latest newsletter.

This is available to our members only, so go to www.dowsingaustralia.com.au and join. Then you will be sent a link every month, as well as our monthly newsletter.

Join the Dowsers Society of NSW. Attend monthly meetings, courses, & connect with fellow dowsing enthusiasts in Sydney or the Blue Mountains.

24/09/2026

The Dowsers Society of NSW will be having an exhibition at the upcoming Mind Body Spirit Festival in Darling Harbour, Sydney, 8th-11th October 2026. Visit us at Stand B76 to learn about our Society and what we have to offer.

We look forward to seeing you there during the four days.

09/08/2026

The Dowers Society of NSW, Sydney Monthly Meeting is this Sunday, August 16 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm at Hunters Hill.

Our speaker this month will be Martha Heeren – Devas, Nature Spirits and Other Unseen Friends

Stories involving Nature Spirits can be found in oral traditions as far back as can be remembered and exist in all cultures on earth. Our eyes cannot see everything around us, but there are so many unseen spirits in Nature and beyond. Artists have often shared their visions and interpretations of these beings. These Nature Spirits can include Mother Nature herself, devas, fairies, trolls, tree spirits, mermaids, angels and many, many more. We can also work with them in a co-creative manner to create very positive results.

Martha Heeren is a retired teacher and librarian. She has travelled extensively in Europe and has traversed many ley lines and sacred sites across the world. She loves doing research.

Costs: To attend our monthly meetings, it is just $5 for members and $10 for non-members. Please join us afterwards and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee with like-minded people.

06/08/2026

If you are interested in doing a course on dowsing wherever you are in Australia, go to our website dowsingaustralia.com.au. We hold Zoom online courses at different times throughout the year for different levels, from beginners to advanced; you don't need to leave home; do it from the comfort of your home.

We also hold face-to-face courses; it's all on our website.

03/08/2026

Radionics Continued ..
A Radionic Approach to Chronic Disease Treatment

Karma - can we interfere?

Different people have differing views and understanding of what is meant by karma. Nevertheless, it may be a significant factor for consideration in some cases of chronic disease.

The word karma means 'action', and karma is both the power latent within actions, and the results of our actions bring' (from The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying by Sogyal Rinpoche). For every action there is a reaction, and as energy follows thought, for every thought there is a reaction. We must work on being aware of our thoughts and their effect and the effects of our actions. Karma is that realisation. It is our aim as healers to create this realisation in ourselves and in all the people we deal with. In saying this I am aware that I have not answered the above question, but I am also aware that the answer is probably beyond my understanding at this present time! It is nevertheless thought-provoking as karma, or realisation, and raising of consciousness, are in effect the same things; so isn't that the aim of healing?

When treating the chronically ill, it is very easy to get into the doldrums; the initial ideas are running out, and treatments you have found to be effective elsewhere or earlier are being found to be ineffective. After six months or longer, a shake-up is needed, a reassessment of the situation. It is then useful to return to a diagram of 'Is the patient ready to be healed?' Re-dowse and reanalyse the whole thing, and it may be found that it would be beneficial for another practitioner to take over, to throw new light on the scene. It is often the case that one practitioner, having done all the spade work, comes to a point of no movement with a patient, then when another practitioner takes over everything falls into place quite quickly.

On the other hand, there are some patients who have had a disease for many years and for whom many years of steady treatment is needed from one practitioner with whom they feel comfortable and trust.

Extract from Horizons in Radionics, edited by Tony Scofield MSc, PhD

26/07/2026

We're delighted to invite you to join our "Dowsing Cuppa Chat" on Monday 27th July to talk about all things dowsing! We'll be meeting via zoom (link below) from 7.00-7.45pm.

So grab your cuppa and join us for a casual and relaxed chat which is an opportunity for everyone to ask questions, share dowsing stories and discuss any of the articles in the latest Newsletter.

This is for members only, so have a look at our website www.dowsingaustralia.com.au and join us.

Join the Dowsers Society of NSW. Attend monthly meetings, courses, & connect with fellow dowsing enthusiasts in Sydney or the Blue Mountains.

24/07/2026

Radionics ... continued

To assume that radionics will now be accepted and embraced by society at large is probably premature. The implications of the revolution in physics are not easily digested by physicists, let alone the general public. In these early years of the 21st century, we are also witnessing the response of mainstream medicine to the grassroots-driven alternative medicine movement of the 20th century. The UK House of Lords Report on Alternative Medicine in 2000 dismissed radionics, along with Traditional Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda, as lacking both evidence and credibility. Evidence of the double-blind trial type is lacking, but may never be achievable with this particular healing modality.

In the long term, truth and the human creative spirit will prevail. Radionics is not a substitute for conventional medicine, itself a product of human creativity finding expression on the physical plane, but it enables therapeutic interventions to be made on planes of existence outside the reach of physical medicine. But is this anything new? If Oubre is correct, ritual (radionic procedures are unquestionably ritualistic) and psychospiritual practices may have served as important mechanisms for facilitating cultural advances among our remote ancestors for 1.6 million years. Remnants of these ancient traditions are to be found in all traditional societies which have escaped the ravages of sanitisation through contemporary 'logic'. Today we need a cultural advance like no other - one which will save the planet from the ravages of materialism.

Radionic techniques draw on innate, ancient human skills. They can help people, animals, plants and the land itself. They can empower and give hope. The challenge for us as practitioners is to avail ourselves of the shifts in the scientific landscape to bring the information to anyone who would care to make use of it.

Extract from Horizons in Radionics, edited by Tony Scofield MSc, PhD