Pendulum dimensions: approx. 2 * 3 cm 

The pendulum is used to obtain answers to questions, to identify energies and blockages in the energy body, and to perform various harmonizing and healing actions.

Using a pendulum involves establishing a subtle connection between the pendulum and the person using it, allowing the pendulum to communicate through its movement. The pendulum's movement can be interpreted in different ways, from simple back-and-forth motion to directed or rotational movements, depending on the questions or goals of the person using it.

The pendulum has been used for thousands of years. Even in the Bible, it is mentioned how Moses used his staff (search rod) to find water. Some people use the pendulum exclusively in private, but large companies, such as Bristol-Meyers and Hoffmann Laroche, have also used pendulums and search rods to find raw materials.

Some famous people who used pendulums are: Leonardo da Vinci, Robert Boyle, Charles Richet, Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, Thomas Edison, Lloyd George, General Rommel, and General Patton. Even the British and American armies used dowsers and pendulums to find, for example, mines, underground tunnels, or water in the desert.