Some people think dowsing and pendulum are separate systems, but they are one. Dowsing is mainly the practice of water divining or finding minerals, etc. However, both pendulum and dowsing systems can help in healing systems. I myself use a pendulum for mostly healing and on some occasions for finding things in water.

This science is very old and we are only trying to revive the system through experiments pendulums or dowsing sticks. When in the hand of an expert or trained operator, it will read exact energy forces of any matter.

When one goes to the inner self, one can find answers to most of the questions, as every one is a macrocosm representing the macrocosm of the universe. When one holds a pendulum or dowsing stick in hand, the inner self picks up the energy patterns of all matter. It has been scientifically established that all matter, whether living or non-living, have magnetic fields. These fields have their own energy patterns and by experimenting one can identify them and pick them up through pendulums or sticks.

The pendulum or dowsing sticks are instruments for communicating with the deeper and more hidden part of our being, part of which is unfortunately clouded by fear and ignorance about us. These levels of being are not conditioned by space and time and have powers, which we, as humans, have not begun to understand. Pendulum and dowsing sticks are tools of perception, which open the gates for us to acquire extraordinary powers of perception of not only ourselves but others as well.

Your dowsing skills can be very useful in self improvement. You can easily dowse your subconscious mind to find which areas of your life need more attention.

Here is an interesting experiment that often provides surprising answers. Sit down in a comfortable place where your will not be interrupted. Rest your elbow on a table and suspend your pendulum. Close you eyes and ask yourself, Am I happy? Do not try to analyze the question. Simply ask it and repeat it over and over in your mid for about thirty seconds. Open your eyes and see the answer that the pendulum is indicating.

This particular question is a difficult one. Your might have a wonderfully successful relationship, a devoted family and plenty of hobbies and interests. But you hate your job. Would the pendulum say that you were happy in this case? It may, because all of the wonderful, positive aspects of your life might well overrule the one area where you were not happy. Alternatively, if your job irritated you so much that it threatened the other parts of your life, the pendulum might well give a resounding no.

This first question is all encompassing. It is useful in that it can give clues that everything is not going as well as you may have thought.

Suppose that you are happy in your work. You have been reasonably successful and have been promoted to a position that you enjoy. You would like to earn a little bit more money, but all the same you are managing to live pretty well on your current income. It might be interesting to ask your pendulum, Am I progressing as fast as I should be in my chosen career?

If the pendulum gives a negative answer you can proceed to ask questions that gradually pinpoint the areas where you should be putting in more effort.

You may find that your pendulum tells you that you are working too hard and should spend more time with your loved ones. It might be hard to achieve this if you are bogged down with work, but your pendulum would not tell you this if there wasnt a good reason. Very few people lie on their deathbeds saying, I wish Id spent more time with your loved ones. It might be hard to achieve this if you are bogged down with work, but your pendulum would not tell you this if there wasnt a good reason. Very few people lie on their death-beds saying, I wish Id spent more time at work. Work is an important part of most peoples lives, but it should not take over to the extent that it threatens relationships and health.

Some months ago, a middle-aged man came to see me. He is a highly successful dentist. During the course of conversation he told me that he had never wanted to be a dentist, but became one as his father had been one and his parents wanted him to follow in the family tradition.

Like so many others, he was fulfilling his parents expectations. He has wanted to be a teacher, but his parents did not regard that as being a sufficiently prestigious or lucrative type of career. So he became a dentist and loathed everything about it.

I gave him a pendulum to hold and we asked it a variety of questions. The pendulum showed that he was on take time out to think about what he should do with his life. This man is still working as a dentist, but has a plan of where he wants to be two years form now. He intends to be making his living from his hobby of photography. He plans to do this both as a freelance photographer teacher of photography. He has discussed it with his wife and family, and even his parents agree that it is a good thing for him. Already he looks years younger and is full of enthusiasm and zest for life.

Do you look forwards to going to work on Monday? Do you look at your watch every five minutes? Do you breathe a sigh of relief when it is Friday? If so, it is time to ask your her and as a pendulum some serious questions about your work.

A short while ago a young man came to me complaining that he could make no friends. He was well-groomed, articulate, and reasonably outgoing, and it was hard to believe that he had any difficulties in making friends.

I introduced him to the pendulum and let him ask it different questions. He began by asking, Would I make a good friend? The pendulum replied in the negative. After several other negative answers to his questions he asked, Would I make friends if I gave more of myself? The pendulum said yes. Do I keep too much of myself hidden? was the next question. Again the answer was yes. It turned out that this young man had been sexually abused while at camp several years earlier and ever since then had been wary of making friends with anyone. It took many questions to learn that this was the reason for his problem, but once the pendulum pointed it out, he brightened immediately, I think I knew that all along, but had somehow hidden it, he told me. Just know Ill make friends now.

Another instance concerns a young woman. She had been shy all of her life and had recently developed a twitch in her right eye whenever she felt uncomfortable. Unfortunately for her, the twitch made it appear that she was winking, and this frequently put her into potentially embarrassing situations. By using the pendulum, we were able to determine that she felt herself unworthy of love, as she had been discarded by a boyfriend when she was sixteen. Still using he pendulum, we had her inner mind agree that she was a good, worthwhile person. It agreed to help her gain confidence and self esteem. Over the next few months her confidence increased and her twitch lessened.