Feature
●6 Faceted cut healing crystal gemstone resin dowsing pendulum, made of crystal tumble stone with resin cover, unique and classic point design, a great healing crystal pendulum for scrying divination meditation.
●Crystal Pendulum Material:7 Chakra Gemstone (garnet，red agate，tiger eye，olivine，aquamarine，lapis lazuli，amethyst), Resin, Copper
●Healing Pendulum Size:Crystal Pendulum Pendant:Length:62-64mm(2.44-2.52 inch) * Width:17-18mm(0.67*0.71 inch), Total Length:11.7 inch, Chain Length:9.4 inch
●Use:Suitable for those looking for a pendulum with a calming effect, good for meditation and healing pain or distress.
●Perfet Gift:Come with a velvet pouch, you can take everywhere. It will be a great gift for those looking for a pendulum with a calming effect, good for meditation and healing pain or distress.
[Tiger Eye]
[7 Chakra]
[Aquamarine]
[Amethyst]
Description
- The pendulum is a small weight suspended on a piece of thread, chain, or cord. Many people use a wedding ring hanging on a piece of thread.
What Is Pendulum Dowsing Used For?
Pendulum dowsing can be used in a variety of different ways. In its most simple form, you can use it to answer questions or aid in decision making. Pendulums can also be used for:
- Healing purposes and identifying allergies.
- To cleanse and dispel negativity in a room.
- To help you find lost objects or pets.
- To find water or ley lines (dowsing rods are often used for this too, which work in a similar way to a pendulum).
How Dose Pendulum Dowsing Work?
A pendulum works by tapping into your intuition and sixth sense. The pendulum acts as a form of receiver and transmitter, from your higher guidance, guardian angels and spiritual teachers. As the pendulum moves, you gain answers in response to questions - it is best suited to use to answer yes or no questions. Some people describe the way a pendulum works as being like bringing together the rational and intuitive sides of you (the left and rights sides of your brain). When these two elements are brought together, youre able to make decisions using all the sources, rather than just one of them.