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Ep41 | Walking a New Path with Douglas Gordon

EPISODE · May 7, 2026 · 59 MIN

Ep41 | Walking a New Path with Douglas Gordon

from Scribing Journeys · host J Sahans

Did Ancient Builders Have Lost Technology?Douglas Gordon is back on Scribing Journeys, and this episode is a journey you won't want to miss! From a humbling hospital stay that changed his perspective on health, to the mind-bending mysteries of Sligo's Neolithic cairns, Douglas takes us deep into the "physics of the unseen." Did our ancestors use telekinesis? How did they move massive stones without machines? Plus, learn the vital secret to safe dowsing: why channelling Universal Energy is better than depleting your own. We also dream up a Summer Solstice gathering by the Shannon. Join us for a chat that bridges ancient wisdom, modern healing, and the magic of the earth.Listen back to all episodes: 👉 Scribing Journey'sJoin Soul Scribers 👉 Telegram Group: https://bit.ly/soulscribersSubscribe to my YouTube | Odysee channels. Jackie’s website: https://soul-scribe.comDouglas’s website: https://questutilityservices.ie/

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