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Originally Posted by Mike(Mont)
Seems I detect a bit of envy. Hills retired at age thirty and spent the rest of his life helping others. At one point he was president of the World Yoga Association. Out of all the reading I have done on dowsing, I would say without question he was the most knowledgable person in the field to date. You wouldn't like to hear what he says about your conceit and phony logic. Really makes my day to read it. I don't know much about his widow, but I spoke with her a while back and she does not sell any dowsing tools, just books, tapes, and videos.
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Envy a charlatan; I think not.
Hills, and his "university" of the trees, falls in the category of those individuals who found (and capitalized on) a small niche industry catering to a rather obscure thirst for the weird and esoteric, from the gullible and technically-challenged. To that end, he must be recognized only as a successful but crafty capitalist; nothing more.
Much like a few others I could mention. If there is any envy sensed here, it would have to come from those here who wanted to break into the same type business as Hills, but so far has failed miserably.
BTW, Mike; since you seem to be in the elite group of individuals who have
a clue - please share with the rest of us
how thought energy can set up a wave-field around an object. Waiting patiently for that kind of information.
