The American Society of Dowsers

presents

Keynote Speaker

Paxton Robey

Paxton is an engineer with a degree in Engineering Physics.  He has worked in the corporate world, owned and operated a solar energy engineering business, and in the 1980’s he taught at Oklahoma State University in the school of Electronics and Computer Technology.  For the last ten years, as a consultant, he has been doing training for large corporations and the US Department of Defense in the field of computer networking.

In 1968 Paxton became aware of his connection to the spiritual realms through the gift of psychic functioning and channeling. For over 40 years he has done psychic counseling.  He has given numerous talks and facilitated many workshops with metaphysical and spiritual seekers.  As an intuitive mystic he has an understanding of how we can expedite our own path to awakening.  His bliss is sharing his vision of self awakening and planetary awakening with others.

See more of Paxton's work at his website, No Time For Karma.

Keynote Dowser

Raymon Grace

Raymon Grace is a native of the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia and has been studying forms of healing since 1973.

Raymon is founder and president of Raymon Grace Foundation,and has taken dowsing to new heights, empowering individuals to gain more control of their lives.
With a unique and down-to-earth manner, he teaches in a style that characterizes his life. He doesn’t own a suit and tie.

He lectures across North America, speaking to a wide variety of audiences.

His work has been used in at least 48 countries to improve water quality, reduce violence in schools, communities and to eliminate abuse of women and children.

See more of Raymon's dowsing work on his website, raymongrace.us. 

Convention Frequently Asked Questions 

• If I am registered for the convention, do I need to register separately for the keynotes?
• No! Registering for the full convention includes everything that takes place from Thursday evening through Sunday evening, including all evening events. If you are registering for any single days of the convention, your registration includes the evening events for that evening; for example, if you register to attend the convention on Saturday you are welcome to attend the keynote evening with Paxton Robey that night. Schools and workshops are extra, they are not included with the convention registration.

• Are the water dowsing course and basic dowsing school two-day courses, or are they one-day courses offered twice?
• Both the water dowsing course and basic dowsing schools are two-day courses. The advanced dowsing school is a one-day course.

• Are the water dowsing course and basic dowsing school held at the same time?
• Yes, and that does mean that you need to pick one other the other. The same goes for the Basic and Advanced Dowsing Schools; day 2 of the Basic School overlaps with the Advanced School.

• Do I need to buy meals if I'm staying on campus?
• No! You are free to stay on campus and explore local dining options, of which there are several in Lyndonville and plenty more in surrrounding towns. Do keep in mind that most attendees eat on campus, and the dining hall is a great place to meet others, talk to presenters, and form relationships. Also, please try to choose your on-campus meals ahead of time to give the college dining staff accurate numbers for meal preparation.

• What takes place during the convention?
• Each day of convention is split into four 75 minute presentation blocks - two in the morning, two in the afternoon. During each block, there are at least five presentations to choose from. The schedule is staggered and arranged to allow ample time for meals so you don't have to rush around the campus. Evening activities begin around 7pm each evening. Formal events last approximately two hours and informal socializing continues into the night!

• How is the campus set up?
• Lyndon State College is a small campus, and the convention only uses a portion of the buildings. Between meals, lodging, and convention events, the convention is spread across four buildings, each of which is within two or three minutes walking distance of each other. Most of the events are contained within one building.

• Is there internet access on campus?
• Yes! There is wifi available as well as wired internet in the housing rooms. Please ask for the login information when you check in. There is also a computer lab open in the main building for you to use.

• Is there plenty of parking near the convention?
• Yes! There is parking next to all of the housing buildings, as well as a large parking lot outside the main building where most convention evvents take place.

• Other questions?
• Call ASD at (802) 684-3417. We're happy to help!

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