The pendulum and the dowsing rods are our tools
The pendulum and the dowsing rods are the basic tools of every dowser and radionics practitioner. These are very simple devices that have the particularity of amplifying the stresses of the dowser's or radionics practitioner's organism when they come into physical contact (we are in the field of waves) after having psychically prepared for this contact.
The pendulum is a mechanism that reacts to an impulse, a stress
The pendulum is a mechanism that functions like a plumb line, with the difference that it serves to amplify a movement. Its plumb-line stability is extremely refined. When it is disturbed by a nervous tremor emitted by the dowser, it begins to move. This movement is then interpreted by the dowser according to a mental convention that they determine once and for all at the beginning of their practice.
The dowsing rod is a mechanism that reacts to a loss of tension
The same applies to the dowsing rod. The dowser holds their rod in an unstable equilibrium by, for example, applying a twist to it. When they encounter the flow of waves they are looking for, their entire body will have an imperceptible nervous reaction (a stress), but one significant enough to break the equilibrium in which they are holding the rod. This will therefore be the signal they are waiting for according to their previously established mental convention.
There are many models of pendulums and dowsing rods. Beginners should choose a simple pendulum in the shape of a teardrop or a sphere. Later, once the practice is established, they will most likely choose a different pendulum.
A pendulum can represent a symbolic object that will be used for a specific function. It can also bear symbols useful for a precise practice such as geobiology, medicine, and/or any practice seeking to help human beings throughout their lives.
Any pendulum can be used in radionics to emit a precise wave, but the specialist will prefer to use a pendulum that they have developed themselves because it will be more comfortable for them and will allow them to keep their concentration on the subject being treated rather than on the necessary mode of operation.
All books from Servranx editions discuss the use of dowsing rods and pendulums since these tools are essential for the practice of dowsing, but we also offer a specific book on the use of dowsing rods: "Les baguettes de sourcier en radiesthésie moderne" (Dowsing rods in modern radiesthesia).
There are many models of pendulums and dowsing rods. Beginners should choose a simple pendulum in the shape of a teardrop or a sphere. Later, once the practice is established, they will most likely choose a different pendulum.
A pendulum can represent a symbolic object that will be used for a specific function. It can also bear symbols useful for a precise practice such as geobiology, medicine, and/or any practice seeking to help human beings throughout their lives.
Any pendulum can be used in radionics to emit a precise wave, but the specialist will prefer to use a pendulum that they have developed themselves because it will be more comfortable for them and will allow them to keep their concentration on the subject being treated rather than on the necessary mode of operation.
All books from Servranx editions discuss the use of dowsing rods and pendulums since these tools are essential for the practice of dowsing, but we also offer a specific book on the use of dowsing rods: "Les baguettes de sourcier en radiesthésie moderne" (Dowsing rods in modern radiesthesia).
