Official Site - Irish Society of Diviners, Info for Divining, Dowsing, Dowsers





The purpose of the society is to: 'help others, and help them to help themselves'
Welcome to the Irish Society of Diviners web site.
Cumann Collóirí na hÉireann.
We are a non-profit making organisation run by volunteers who freely give of their time. Although we don’t offer any specific services to the public, some of our members do, but the Society can’t recommend or endorse any of these services. We recommend that you come along to our meetings and we will be true to our motto above. All are welcome to join the Society, just come along to one of our meetings and find out more about our activities or visit our facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/irishdiviners/
Divining/dowsing is an ancient art going back to the earliest records of human life on earth. It is a skill that can be learned and used in any aspect of life e.g. diet, health, finding missing persons and objects, locating water, finding minerals, identifying geopathic stress & black streams etc., quiet a wide range really.
So why not make contact, meet like-minded people, share knowledge and know-how, learn new skills and join in outings & other events.
Our next outing will be to The Castleruddery Stone Circle, Castleruddery Lower, Co. Wicklow’
The coordinates are 52.991202-6.636809
We will meet at the Hollywood Café in Hollywood W91RYY9 at 11.30.
Please bring a packed lunch.
It is advisable to wear walking boots and a waterproof jacket as we will be outdoors.
Please remember all members are responsible for their own safety.
No children under 18 please.
We have some equipment but please bring your own if you can.
Some tuition will be given on the day. Beginners welcome.
We look forward to meeting some members from our beginners class last week.
Please contact me for further information.
Lea Hennessy
Secretary
0872496038
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