Young people discovering dowsing

Learning dowsing while having fun, embarking on a series of playful experiments with friends, observing the results directly, verifying the existence of subtle energies and being able to use them to improve life in general: one's own, that of friends, and that of the entire community, realizing the place one holds in the environment and the beneficial role one can play in it—this is what the author proposes to young people, as well as to any interested adults.

Michael Haxeltine, an English landscape designer and tree specialist, as well as an educator, manages to convey his knowledge and love of nature with an enthusiasm and dynamism far different from traditional teaching.

The young reader will learn how to make the detection tools they need: rods and a pendulum. They will also learn how to measure auras as well as how to make them larger and stronger, for the benefit of their friends as well as themselves. In addition to detection experiments, they will realize that they can communicate with trees for the great benefit of their consciousness, their curiosity, and their health. They will thus learn how to care for trees and maintain them for the beauty and vitality of the environment, whether in a garden, an orchard, a public park, a city, the countryside, or a forest.

This book opens the doors to an invisible and exciting world where the development of intuition, the encouragement of curiosity, and environmental awareness will bring the young dowser open-mindedness and self-confidence, major assets for a fulfilling adult life.