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Beautifully made in the UK
Cherished by our collectors around the world
With love from Alyssa
Exquisitely made and beautifully packaged
Free UK delivery on orders over £40
Free international delivery on orders over £120
Beautifully made in the UK
Cherished by our collectors around the world
With love from Alyssa
Exquisitely made and beautifully packaged
and How do I use One?
Step 1: Hold your pendulum out in front of you by the chain, held at the furthest point away from your crystal. Make sure your arm is relaxed and that you are sat comfortably!
Step 2: Take a look at how your pendulum is reacting. Is it still and steady, jumping around or somewhere in the middle? This will give you an accurate visual of how your energy is in this very moment and the steps that you may need to take to improve it! You will begin when your crystal is suspended but not moving or swaying.
To achieve this, look to step 3.
Step 3: Close your eyes, take some deep breaths and focus on the feeling of being grounded and relaxing into your environment. This can take as long or as little as you want, there is no correct length of time, but you will likely know when this is complete as you will feel more relaxed, centered and balanced.
Step 4: Once you feel your pendulum begin to slow down or still completely, you may open your eyes. This will get easier every time you do it and you may not need to put so much effort into it eventually as it becomes second nature!
So now you have become familiar with your new pendulum, you can begin to use it to its full potential and ask it some questions! You must ensure that these questions can be answered only with a simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’! Since your pendulum cannot communicate with you with words, yes and no answers are the best way to receive the most accurate information.
Top tip – be very specific with your question. Anything left to interpretation or that is too vague may give you a false answer.
Hold your pendulum out in front of you and ‘ask’ it to show you what a “yes” answer looks like (this can be said aloud or thought!). This will be different for everyone: your pendulum will swing in one direction for a yes and in the other for a no, so it’s important to become familiar with what clockwise and anticlockwise, or even backwards and forwards, means for you!
Alyssa has a left to right swing for ‘no’, and a circular movement for ‘yes’. But some pendulum users only have a circular movement, anticlockwise and clockwise for each answer. It is so important to get to know your crystal for the first few sessions by asking questions you know the answer to so you can firmly get to know how a pendulum works for you.
To further add to this, not all pendulums are the same, so be sure when you are working with a new pendulum to test it first so you understand what your ‘yes’ and ‘no’ is- and beware this can also change over time too – just to confuse things even more!
Once you have established what your yes and no is, you can ask your pendulum a yes or no question and you will have your answer!
It is important to remember that your pendulum is a tool for showing what is happening on the inside on the outside, and become aware of what is influencing any negative (or even positive!) feelings and reactions.
You can have some fun with pendulums too, once you get a little more advanced and practiced using a pendulum- why not have someone hide an object in your home and use the crystal pendulum to ask questions to locate it?
It is always important to understand that using a pendulum does not predict the future and it is not a crystal ball, a pendulum is a tool to help with intuition and to discover what your ‘higher self’ knows.
‘’I’ve been using a pendulum for guidance since my childhood as my parents have always done so and I guess growing up it was just normal for me! As an adult, I do use my pendulum on a regular basis and I take it on holiday with me too. I use mine more as a guidance to realise and voice my gut-feelings or to help me make decisions about places I should go or work related projects I should/shouldn’t take on. I even ask my pendulum if I should go to London on a particular day, or if I am doing the right thing.’’
– Alyssa –