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Use Your Pendulum to ask Qs

  • Jan 22, 2018
  • 2 min read


  • To begin you will want your pendulum to be in the resting position. This means that it is simply hanging straight down and stationary (as you hold it by the end of its chain).

  • Take a deep breath, relax your mind, clear your thoughts, and just allow the pendulum to stop (be still). You will want to do this before you ask each question in order to get a clear response.

  • You are now going to determine your specific directions for YES/NO answers. These directions are unique to each person. As you allow the pendulum to hang freely, say, “Give me the direction for a ‘Yes’ answer.” Your pendulum will start to swing. (It may take a moment to start moving). It may swing back and forth, side to side, or rotate in a circle (either clockwise or counterclockwise). This direction, once established, is now your “Yes” answer. This will be your “Yes” direction for any pendulum you use. Now use the same method to find your “No” direction. Ask it to give you the “No” direction and note the motion which will be a different direction. Once you have determined the motion direction for your “Yes” and “No” answers, you may begin.

  • For each answer, the pendulum will either move in a circle (clockwise or counterclockwise) or a straight line (vertical or horizontal). Each individual will establish their own unique direction. This direction will now be your signal for YES or NO with any pendulum you use.

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22 Comments


zxhy_work
3 days ago

This is the clearest pendulum guide I've come across — the tip about establishing your own unique yes/no directions first really makes sense, I'd been assuming it was the same for everyone. Going to try the resting-position breath work tonight. I keep a little spiritual journal of my readings and used an AI art generator to create some calming illustrated pages for it. Quick Q — does the pendulum's material (crystal vs metal) change how clearly it responds, or is it all about the user's energy?

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Eileen Dai
Eileen Dai
4 days ago

This is such a fascinating read, especially the detail about how each person establishes their unique 'Yes' and 'No' directions with the pendulum! I can almost visualize the different movements you described. It makes me think about how helpful a tool could be for visualizing concepts like this, perhaps even a Free AI text to Image Generator to really see it in action.

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232 123
May 04

The part about each person having unique YES/NO swing directions, like clockwise or side-to-side, really caught my eye Banana AI

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Thank you for this guide, Gail! I’ve started taking photos of my pendulum’s "Yes" and "No" patterns and my crystal grids to keep a digital journal of my progress. However, I had a bit of a struggle because all my iPhone photos were saved as HEIC files and wouldn't show up in my printable journal software. I used Best Heic Convert Png to quickly convert them all so I could keep my spiritual records organized. It’s a small tech tip for fellow students of your work!

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I have been practicing with my new amethyst pendulum lately to check my chakra balance, and it's been so accurate! I often find that when my energy is blocked, I experience physical tension in my neck and shoulders. Since I prefer holistic approaches, I’ve started applying Nature Pain Relief Patches whenever my body feels out of alignment. Using the pendulum to find the source of the blockage and then supporting my body with natural relief has really improved my meditation sessions!

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