A pendulum chart is there to help you to be able to get answers from your pendulum that are more than yes or no questions. Your pendulum can be very detailed in giving you the answers that you need but this can be harder if you are a beginner.
Pendulum use has been around for many years and is a tool of divination that is used by psychics and even people that are just interested in the psychic world. Pendulums are tools that have a heavy piece such as a magnet, coin, or something else hanging at the bottom of a string. The string is held between the finger and the thumb, and the reader asks questions and then gets answers by the way that the pendulum swings.
There are many charts that are used in pendulum readings, and some are easy, but some are hard to understand. Each of them have the same idea and they are there to answer questions. Sometimes people will just use yes or no questions and depending on the way that the pendulum spins or moves will depend on the answer that you get. When you use a chart, your pendulum will use the points on the chart to answer the questions.
Pendulum Charts
Pendulum charts come in different shapes, and some will be a half circle while others are other shapes. The half circle is one that is easier to read sometimes because it has alpha-numeric answers, and you can figure out what the chart means and how the answers correspond with it.
The charts sometimes have things on them such as:
• Parentages.
• Dates.
• Names.
• Numbers.
• Quantities.
• Yes.
• No.
• Maybe.
Using Your Pendulum and Chart
Make sue that you are sitting straight and that you have both of your feet planted on the floor. The chart should be on a table, or another flat surface and you should be standing with it in front of you.
The arrow on the chart needs to be pointing away form you and when you hold the pendulum between your finger and your thumb, it should be free to move. Make sure that you are holding the pendulum above the arrow on the chart. This is called the hinge point and is where everyone should start. Next, hold the pendulum about an inch above the chart and keep your elbow tight. Let your hand move and dangle the pendulum above the chart.
Make a Fast Chart
A chart can be made if you need it quickly. You can draw it one anything from in the sand to on a piece of scrap paper.
Using Objects for Charts
If you don’t have something to write with or on, you can put objects in a certain order and you can hold the pendulum over it and see if you can get the answers you are seeking.
Making sure the arrow on the chart is pointing away from you and the hinge point explanation were new to me. Good to know these details.
These small details can probably make a big difference in the accuracy of the reading.
This article makes me want to try using a pendulum. The process seems straightforward and quite intriguing.
It’s interesting that pendulums have been used for so many years. I’m curious about the different shapes of the charts.
The use of different objects for charts is a great idea. It shows how flexible and adaptable pendulum readings can be.
The tip about making a fast chart in the sand or on scrap paper is really practical, especially for spontaneous readings.
The explanation on how to use a pendulum and chart is quite clear. It’s intriguing how detailed the answers can be.
I never knew pendulums could be so detailed. This is fascinating.
I agree, the instructions seem easy to follow even for beginners.
The advice on holding the pendulum and maintaining posture is helpful. Posture seems quite important in getting accurate readings.
Yes, posture must influence the stability of the pendulum’s swing.
I think posture is key to avoiding any accidental movements that might influence the reading.
I didn’t realize pendulum charts could be so varied. The inclusion of percentages and dates adds another layer of depth.
It adds a lot of possibilities for more specific questions, which is great.
Yes, having more options than just yes or no makes the tool much more versatile.