Dowsing Beyond Duality: Access Your Power to Create Positive Change

Read the book 90% at the point of writing this review. I don't review books very often, but this one I kind of had to. At 260 pages it's a fairly short book, but it is still a comprehensive course into an active dowsing system. Active meaning that it teaches how to "broadcast" healing with the pendulum as well as receiving information. In addition to that, the book has a lot of high level spiritual knowledge in it and because of the dowsing+healing system it is very practical. The book teaches an active system of spiritual dowsing and also a system to heal oneself and others on deep level. That's a lot for 260 pages. Highly recommended.

A spin (pun intended) off of the Raymon Grace method of dowsing. Very interesting and a go-to for me in my library.Mr. Cowan is very knowledgeable on the art of dowsing. This book is chock-full of useful information for those who pendulum dowse.If you're looking for a library staple, this is one of those books.

This book covers aspects of dowsing beyond the YES and NO, and looking for lost objects. It goes in many other subjects in depth. I always wanted to have all this in one book, almost wanted to write it myself until I found this one by "coincidence'. Very well written for beginners or advanced dowsers. I also found it very entertaining, and doing the practical exercises gave me more confidence to explore more on my own.

Congratulations on the best dowsing book. I thought I was a competent dowser for the last 26 years until I took David and Erina's workshop and got the book. It brought me to a complete higher level of doing Energy Healings with a unique system so accurate and straight to the core.Gisi StuppFeng Shui and Energy Healing Practitioner, Author

I love to learn new things. This book is fantastic. I have loved the easy to read lessons. Getting your mind out of the way. I love this book & would recommed it.

Book came highly recommended so I ordered it even though I don'tfind or make much time for reading. Truth be known not really a goodspot around here to read (comfy & well lit). Plus had Cadillac surgeryon my right eye last year then had trouble getting new glasses right.For the computer and bills I use dollar store reading glasses and for TVI don't wear glasses at all. Use bifocals for driving and shopping andnow the opticometrist says I need trifocals. There goes another $300.So I DO hope to read my new book in the next year or two as time permits.After that I'll try to remember to edit my review. Until then, I feel the bookwas well worth the cost just to eliminate the need to dust that portion ofthe desk covered by the book.

This book is invaluable for both the beginner and active dowser, being filled with expansive views on every topic imaginable. I've found topics to address that I'd never heard of before and have already used them for a few of my current clients.

The first couple of chapters were informative and worth reading. After that it sort of degenerated into a bunch of "recipes" for dowsing which you could easily make up yourself. I think I read up to page 27 or something like that. I gave the book away to someone else interested in dowsing. In comparison to other books I rate this as relatively expensive compared to other books on similar subjects that are more packed with original information.