How to Use Your Pendulum for Dowsing
Congratulations on buying a pendulum! You will find this
to be a most useful tool in your everyday life once you get the hang of using it. Dowsing
is a method of finding things or arriving at a straightforward "yes" or
"no" answer by connecting to your Source.
Dowsing has been around for millennia. Moses is said to have dowsed for water while the
Children of Israel wandered about in the desert.
One theory is that dowsing works by connecting with your magnetic field, or aura, and that
of the Earth. More experience with this attunement allows for more accuracy.
Dowsing isn't difficult, but 98% of it is your own focus. In order to focus properly,
you must detach from all of the concerns and stresses accumulated over the day and
mentally shove them into a file cabinet to be dealt with later. This will help you to
better connect with your Higher Self, the portion of yourself which is closest to God, and
obtain the answers you need. You may find prayer or meditation beneficial in aiding you to
focus in bringing in this higher source of information. If your mind is filled with
anxieties, then that's what you'll dowse and it won't be very accurate.
Clear your mind and get yourself out of the way. Many people pray for guidance before
starting to dowse; after all, dowsing is a spiritual science. Detachment from the answer
is also key to good dowsing.
Next, hold the handle of your pendulum comfortably in your writing hand with your first
two fingers and thumb. The index finger is "negative," the second finger is
"positive" and the thumb is "ground" and these three fingers together
provide for good energy balance. Now focus, and ask your Higher Self to show you three
things:
Your "YES" position.
Your "NO" position.
Your "TRACKING or NEUTRAL" position.
What you are doing is establishing a standard code to communicate with.
Most people have one of two basic codes. One set of codes is a to-and-fro swing for YES,
sideways for NO (like you shake your head yes or no), and going in a circle for the
tracking position. The other basic set of codes is a clockwise circle for YES, a
counterclockwise circle for NO, and swinging to and fro for the tracking position.
Don't worry if nothing suggests itself, it just means you will have to choose your
code-swings.
Once you establish your code, you will have to affirm this code before you start dowsing
throughout your break-in period, which can be a month or longer depending on how much you
practice. Experience will show you variations on the YES or NO answers, and how to phrase
your questions to get the most direct and accurate answers. Remember to get yourself out
of the way, focus and detach from the answer.
Your TRACKING POSITION, or NEUTRAL POSITION, is important. You may find it best to start
with your pendulum already moving gently in this neutral position (or "holding
pattern") so that the pendulum swing will snap more quickly into the YES or NO
positions. After asking and obtaining an answer to a question, thank the Higher Self then
clear the slate, so to speak, by gently getting the pendulum going in the tracking
position again so your next answer is not influenced by the swing of your last answer.
The "leading edge" is the portion of the pendulum swing that is furthest away
from the center, which will point you in the direction you want to go. Look for this
leading edge, especially when you are trying to locate something you have misplaced.
Accuracy comes with practice.
Some Practice Exercises:
Dowse for an electrical
outlet in a room. It does not matter that you already know where all of the outlets are,
you just want your pendulum to show you, with the leading edge, where they are. Start with
the closest one first, when you are standing in the middle of the room. Graduate to doing
this exercise in buildings you are not familiar with.
Do the coin toss. Establish
which pendulum positions are "heads" or "tails". Toss a coin, slap it
down and cover it so you don't see it, and dowse whether it is "heads" or
"tails". Anything over 50% is good. This is great for developing your accuracy,
and it can be done just about anywhere.
Do the shell game. Take out
three cups and have someone hide something underneath one and then shuffle the cups. You
can dowse which cup conceals the object. Another great way of developing your accuracy.
Try having your pendulum out
and in motion at a party or other gathering to gauge the "bullcorn level" as you
tune into one conversation, then another. You will find the pendulum agreeing or
disagreeing with what is being said. Sort of like a "bullcorn detector". You
will find it amusing.
Use your pendulum to help you
select, for example, the best book on a given subject in a bookstore or library. Start by
reading the back of the book's cover while you have your pendulum out and going in
the tracking position, then ask "Is this for my best and highest good?" and
observe which way the pendulum swings. A weak "yes" means you should ask whether
there is a better book on the subject, or whether you already have a good book on this
subject at home. This technique will save you a lot of time and money. Try applying this
technique in other ways.
Potential Uses For Dowsing:
Detecting foods that are
correct or incorrect for you, especially if you have a food allergy.
Locating lost items.
Locating geopathic or noxious
rays, then selecting the best radionic cures to correct the problem.
Selecting the best thing
(tool, book, plant, food, cosmetic, class, etc.) for your use.
Locating a leak in a water
pipe or source of electrical trouble.
Determining whether someone
is trustworthy.
Keeping tabs on the location
of your kids when they are away from home.
Determining the types of
plants to put in your yard and their proper placement.
Locating oil, potable water,
minerals, and so forth.
Determining which
professional to hire (doctor, lawyer, roofer, etc.).
Locating the best place to
live.
Determining which melons,
avocados or other produce are ripe or sweet.
Getting yourself out of a
state of being lost finding the way home.
Determining the appropriate
person to hire or date.
...and a zillion other possible applications limited only by your imagination!
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