COLORED PENDULUMS

€125

black, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet and white
 

Using colored pendulums is simple.

The golden rule is this: Proceed as usual, using the method you are familiar with and the witnesses you currently employ. The only difference is that your pendulum should be the color appropriate for the subject of your research.
 

How do you know the appropriate color for your research?

It is easy to determine:

Take the white pendulum. With this pendulum, ask yourself mentally: which colored pendulum is suitable for this specific search? You will see your white pendulum indicate the colored pendulum that is appropriate for the search at that moment, at the place where you are, and for you.

Caution: it will not necessarily be the same color for the same subject at two different times or locations. Nor will it necessarily be the same color for you as it is for another dowser.

Using colored pendulums will provide you with the following benefits:

– increased success rate. If, at the beginning, you succeed one out of four times, with colored pendulums you can quickly reach the point of succeeding two out of three times, three out of four times, and even four out of five times...

— clearer movements: you will feel the pendulum better, you will clearly feel it "pulling" in the desired direction, the movements will be wider, and the localizations more precise.

— reduced fatigue. By obtaining clearer movements, nervous tension is reduced. A greater number of successes will give you more self-confidence, further reducing your tension and expenditure of energy.

— more distant, finer perception. Your capabilities are extended, and you will be able to approach types of research that would otherwise remain closed to you.

To improve your dowsing results using colored pendulums, here are some proven practices:

— to facilitate the search for hidden objects;

— to increase sensitivity;

— for use in medicine
 

Research using colored pendulums can be inspired by two methods:

— either you choose a color in harmony with the body being researched,

— or you prefer a color that reinforces the operator's sensitivity.