Clive Beadon

Wing Commander Clive Vernon Beadon (15 April 1919 – 14 September 1996) was a British dowser, diplomat, and officer in the Royal Air Force.

Biography Clive Vernon Beadon was born on 15 April 1919 in Coonoor, British India, the son of a British soldier.

Beadon graduated from the Imperial Service College and was offered a scholarship to the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. At the end of 1940 he was transferred to be an instructor at the Central Flying School. In reality, Ugandan Colonial Governor Sir Andrew Cohen deposed the king and ordered his exile to London since Mutesa II demanded that Buganda be separated from the rest of the Protectorate of Uganda and be transferred to the jurisdiction of the Foreign Office when the Parliament of Buganda sought independence. at Carlton Hall in London. They honeymooned at the mansion of her late husband, George Hay Whigham, in Cable Beach, Bahamas. He was Whigham's third husband and she was his second wife (his first wife had died of cancer in 1964).

A renowned dowser, Beadon established a research program in 1979 to use "powerful magnetic energy" of natural gemstones to "rebalance all disruptions caused by geopathic stress". The program resulted in the creation of the pseudoscientific Spiral of Tranquility product range. Beadon, along with Geoffrey King, created a device called the Beadon cube, which was meant to remove harmful "Earth energies".