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Carbon Dioxide - What is it and How Important is It? - Steve Hawker - Stapehill Village Hall

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Thu, 02/01/2025 - 19:15 - 22:30

 Steve will explain the importance of this trace gas, to all life on earth. Is there a danger of too much? What are the implications of too little? There is much talk of how it affects the planet, for good and for ill. What are the effects on the climate? Have the forecasts of those effects been accurate. What will the world really be like in the future, and what should we be doing to ensure that human life continues to thrive.

Dorset Earth Mysteries at Stapehill Village Hall - Alison Todd Let -There be Light

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Thu, 05/12/2024 - 19:15 - 22:00

 Kinesiologist and Wellbeing Coach Alison returns to us, this time to talk about Light and How we are affected by the natural rhythms of light during the day, month and seasonal cycles. Each one of our trillions of cells have the ability to hold and utilise light and Alison will guide us through some simple steps and techniques to enhance our cells light holding capacity and therefore increase our feelings of health and wellbeing.
Alison looks forward to sharing her knowledge and she hopes you will find it Enlightening!

DEMG - Dorset Earth Mysteries Group - In the Footsteps of Thomas Hardy - Sheila Wade - Stapehill

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Thu, 07/11/2024 - 19:15 - 22:00

 In the Footsteps of Thomas Hardy

On 2nd June 1847, the day of Hardy’s seventh birthday, was the day the first train pulled by the steam engine “Reindeer” came into the newly built Dorchester station, the terminus of the new Corkscrew Railway, joining Dorchester and rural Dorset and Hampshire with Southampton and on to London. You can imagine Hardy…. and his family…. standing and watching as that first train passed just the other side of the peaceful Frome valley…. a few miles from Hardys home.

DEMG - Stapehill VH - Maria Wheatley - Lost Civilisations and Standing Stones

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Thu, 05/09/2024 - 19:15 - 22:00

 Maria will explore the lost civilisations of the British Isles that had similar burial practises to ancient Egypt and how they created a temple dedicated to the Moon and the Goddess of Reincarnation, personified as a constellation that was once at the zenith of Stonehenge. Maria also reveals the many diverse types of earth energies that were woven into the site. How the government destroyed a healing stone and infilled another to deface it. Maria discusses lost stone settings and how the royal family stole one of the main stones that once graced the site.

DEMG - Stapehill VH - Ben Emlyn-Jones - Skeptics? Who are they? Why are they wrong? And why does it matter?

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Thu, 01/08/2024 - 19:15 - 22:00

 Ben Emlyn-Jones asks some searching questions about those who challenge those who challenge. All people who look into UFO's, paranormal and similar matters will, at some point, come across the skeptics; people who dismiss and deny everything that has been discovered. Yet, tonight Ben puts THEM under examination

BIGFOOT - Fact or Fiction? - Richard Hutley - Dorset Earth Mysteries Group

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Thu, 04/04/2024 - 19:15 - 22:00

 Bigfoot (otherwise known as Sasquatch) is a Cryptic large half man, half ape creature reportedly roaming the forests, mountains and uninhabited wilderness of North America. Evidence suggests that these creatures exists, supported by Native American folklore stretching back long before the arrival of Europeans in the Americas. Denied by science, but witnessed by countless people, video footage, DNA and other supporting evidence. With a basis in History and Folklore, this presentation takes you through the evidence and allows you to 'Make your mind up'

DEMG - Malcolm Angel - Haunted Wimborne

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Thu, 04/01/2024 - 19:15 - 22:00

 Several years ago, a publishing house was producing a series of commercial books on paranormal ‘stories’ in ancient towns and asked me if I would be prepared to produce one on Wimborme. Apart from the fact that I was working on another book with a completely different subject I wasn’t impressed with the scant detail in one of their books which I had on my shelf. I also hadn’t researched seriously any local evidence of note and therefore turned them down.

DEMG - Dr Kathy Stearne Water Meadows – the Myth and magic of the Drowner

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Thu, 07/12/2023 - 19:15 - 22:00

 Growing up in the Yorkshire Dales Kathy has a love for the countryside and history. She has worked in agriculture and conservation since 1980. Kathy gained a Doctorate in Agricultural History and Ecological Management, from Imperial College London, in 2004. She presently runs a consultancy for land owners and farmers, advising on conservation (in the widest sense of the word), ecology, and hydrology. She has many years’ experience as a successful lecturer and mentor.

DEMG - Richard Hutley - WHO SHOT JFK? (Or who didn't)

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Thu, 02/11/2023 - 19:15 - 22:00

 November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated as he rode in a motorcade through Dealey Plaza in downtown Dallas, Texas.
But who shot him? Oswald?, The Man on the Grassy Knole? Was it 3, 4 or 10 shots? The Magic Bullet!, What did LBJ have to gain? Was George H Bush involved? Who was the Umbrella Man?
Factual history is not what they tell you!

https://dorsetmysteries.org

DEMG - Luzia Barclay - The not so sweet side of honey

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Thu, 05/10/2023 - 19:15 - 22:00

 Natural beekeeping offers an alternative to the present way of commercial beekeeping. It is a method that respects the life and life cycle of bees instead of making the business of harvesting honey easier and more lucrative for humans. Bees are exposed to a huge range of manmade events that endanger their lives: monoculture, glyphosate, electromagnetic fields, interference within the hive like killing queens and drones, preventing swarming and so on. Observing wild bees which still live in hollow trees in woods will help us gain insight into ways to keep bees the natural way.

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