P71 - 4-battery wooden clock - XXL
P 71 - XXL Polished beech wood body. Black cord with variable marker Weight: 200g. - Length: 170 mm. Ø 60 mm   Radionic battery pendulums ar...

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P 71 - XXL


Polished beech wood body.
Black cord with variable marker
Weight: 200g. - Length: 170 mm. Ø 60 mm
 

Radionic battery pendulums are composed of a radiesthetic battery of 4 elements. They emit the Green- wave (negative green / mummifying). They are very powerful radionic emitters, perfect, among other things, for purifying and bio-energizing water. See the works of André de Bélizal: Physique radiesthésique et micro-vibratoire.


It is useful to keep your pendulum in an individual pouch. In the pouch, you can add a sulfur disc or a small piece (taken from your sulfur stick), so your pendulum will be cleared of any remnants from previous tests and will be neutral for each subsequent use.
For more information on the action of sulfur, refer to the description of the sulfur stick elsewhere on this site.
 
 
Why a wooden pendulum?
On reflection, whatever the material of a pendulum, we will always find an element—usually symbolic—that suits us and makes us choose one over another.

Why a wooden pendulum rather than a brass one? I can only answer based on my own experience. I chose a wooden pendulum because it is by far the material most imbued with positive symbols charged with ideas of life and nature.
First of all, wood is the flesh of the tree which, of all symbolic themes, is one of the richest, oldest, and most widely used.
Attempting to classify the complexity, diversity, and subtlety of the symbols, myths, legends, folklore, and images linked to the tree seems to me an impossible task from which the most important one springs: to serve as a link, which, until further notice, is also the task of the pendulum. And, if it is already carrying the subtleties of what one is looking for, does the dowser who has chosen the wooden pendulum not start with a head start and a greater chance of achieving what they are looking for?

Here are some keys, gleaned here and there from the literature of the best-known dowsers, which will indicate that we are on the right track.
Wood comes from the tree, the axis of the world around which the living cosmos is organized.
The tree is the thrust of life, perpetual regeneration, victory over death, the witness of cycles; the tree is nourishing, hence the very strong symbolism of regeneration that comes to mind.
The wood of the tree lives from water, air, and earth, and it gives fire. It is also very strong, and its flesh that reaches toward the sky is also the link between heaven and earth, hence the inherent spirituality of man which is expressed by the elevation of the soul, an initiatory ascension present in the very genesis of every religion.
At the foot of the tree, there is neither shadow nor echo, say the Chinese. This is another piece of symbolism that seems to give qualities to the wood from which pendulums are made. Neither echo nor shadow... nor remnants...

I know, from having read the works of Jean de La Foye closely, that it is very difficult to find a pendulum that does not become charged with the remnants of past activities, but we have sulfur to purify our pendulums if the need arises—an operation that is much easier to carry out, it seems to me, on a wooden pendulum than with certain pendulums that are true magnetic and electrical recorders.

The Chinese also say that the tree from which we take our pendulums has nine branches and nine roots through which it touches the nine heavens and the nine springs, the abode of the dead.
In other countries, the wood-turned-tree is at once buried in the earth (of our material research) by its foot and has its head bathed in the vapors of the sky (our future) which falls back as dew into the valley. The Indians say that it was in the shadow of a tree that Buddha's enlightenment took place.

So much for the symbolism, which we know to be very active and which greatly facilitates the quality of the research.

As for my work, I obviously do not use only one pendulum. I have several, but I admit that when I am at peace in my research office, after burning some well-chosen incense, it is the wooden pendulum that serves as the best link for me. Like all light pendulums, it responds quickly thanks to its low inertia. But there are no drafts or physical movements to consider in this place; it goes without saying that when I do my research in the field, especially when it is windy and I am forced to move around, I more readily take a less light pendulum, with a preference for the Thoth pendulum... but that is another story. Happy working...

Charles D. Hammet

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4-battery radionic pendulum
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