Pendulums have been used in the dowsing process to locate
precious metals, water, and energy centers (such as vortices and ley lines). These
simple tools have been used by physicians to diagnose allergies and other
ailments and are often used to determine the sex of unborn babies. Pendulum use
is officially considered to be a science known throughout Europe as Radiesthesia.
Pendulums are also used as a simple and accurate divination
system. A typical pendulum consists of an object at the end of a string or
chain. Pendulums can be as simple as a string with a ring on the end or a
simple pendant on a chain. You can also find pendulums made from a variety of
materials; many of which include crystals, chains, string, or leather thongs. Plumb
Bob or plummet are terms for the end of the pendulum that swings freely. The
plummet can be made from crystal, wood, metals, or glass and come in a variety
of sizes and shapes, be sure this is balanced and doesn’t hang lopsided or heavier
on one side.
When choosing, or making a pendulum it is important to
choose one you are comfortable with. Depending on the way you intend to use
your pendulum you may want to have a chambered or hollow plummet, which allows
you to use Essential or Magickal oils, or inscriptions in your divination
process.
When using your pendulum for dowsing it is important to
determine he method you will use to understand the results you are getting. When
using a pendulum for divination you can either use a divining chart, which will
typically have an area where the pendulum will swing for specific responses
such as; Yes, NO, Maybe, letters, numbers, astrological signs, etc. These
divination charts can be created or purchased to be broad in their ability to
answer questions or be specialized. The questions you ask the pendulum will
need to direct and have simple answers that can be found on the chart you are
using.
If you choose to use your pendulum without a divination
chart it is important to determine the direction your pendulum will swing when
responding to Yes, NO, maybe, or irrelevant. I have found that these will be
different for each session and I will start by asking the pendulum to show me
how it will swing for each of these answers. Once I’ve determined how the
pendulum will swing, I will ask a question I know is true and false to be sure
the pendulum is tuned to my energy. The next step in my process is to ask the
pendulum if it is willing to answer questions now. If you receive any answer
other than yes you should not attempt to force the pendulum to answer, because you
will likely receive inaccurate responses.
Now that you’ve determined how your pendulum will be working
with you it is time to ask questions. Be sure you only ask yes/no questions and
if you do not receive the anticipated answer, it will only confuse the energy
to ask the same question multiple times. There are times when your pendulum
will respond with the movement that indicates your question is irrelevant or
may not swing. In these instances, it is best to rephrase the question or move
on to another question entirely. Your question may not be important in the
greater scheme of things (though you might not recognize this at the time of
divination).
For more information on dowsing you can find books dedicated
to pendulum dowsing or a quick internet search will result in many websites
dedicated to this form of divination.
Do not use dowsing for medical information as a replacement
for diagnosis or treatment from a medical practitioner.
Have a Wicked Good Day!
Molly
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