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Pendulums for beginners and advanced practitioners

January 03, 2008

Liz, from Ipswich wants to know: "What should I be aware of when buying a pendulum?"

There are thousands of types of pendulum in every shade, shape, size and material. Because the pendulum is only the indicator and the user her/himself is the measuring instrument, it doesn’t matter in the least what you use as a pendulum. In theory, a lump of wax on a string would do: it makes a wonderful pendulum. So trust your own taste when making your selection. Buy the pendulum which you like the look of best.

Created: 11:03 AM | Author: Jörg Dahlmann | Category: Clairvoyance  |  Comments [2]

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I would also hold the pendulum in your hand and see what feeling you get from it. My Citrine sparkled when I held it and my Amethyst made me fell warm and safe.

Comment posted by: Christine_C on January 03, 2008 at 07:21 PM

An effective pendulum can be made from a key or needle and thread. This was used by my Dream Interpreter mother to divine the sex of a baby while still in the womb. She was pretty accurate. Also if you are doing a lot of work with your pendulum it is also good to ask for a conformation in differing situations by saying "May I see a yes / May I see a no please" Then watch for a clear up &down, side to side or circle clockwise/ circle counterclockwise. Also if you do this at first over your left open palm; you may feel a warm or circular tingling sensation.
Theresa,Cairvoyent,Shaman,Toltec Master in Ajax,Ontario,Canada. P.S. I was born in FAirford England ( near Swindon)

Comment posted by: Theresa Walton in Ajax,Canada on January 07, 2008 at 02:10 PM

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