Jane Taylor Articles

The hazel rod in my hands didn't merely react; it came alive. It pulled and jiggled with a physical, living momentum unlike anything I had ever felt before. As I raised my hands above me, my rod suddenly whipped backward toward a subterranean source behind me with such astonishing power and speed that it tapped me right on the back of the head!

I believe we carry the geology of our lives deep within our cells. Throughout my life, I have moved across a tapestry of different landscapes, born on river clay and gravel, raised on ancient granite and living across gentle limestone, pine heathlands and long stretches on warm red sandstone. Every rock type has its own feel and purpose......

A Spring Equinox visit to St Clether with the Tamar Dowsers—a journey of sacred water, ancient stone and the rebellious energy that reminds me how to just "be

Have you ever walked into a place and just felt it? A shift in the atmosphere, a sense of calm, or perhaps a feeling of unease that you can’t quite put your finger on? I know I have, especially on those days when the fibro fog has rolled in. These sensations can often be linked to the Earth’s energy fields and exploring them has been a profound realisation for me.