Multifunctional Metal Dowsing Pendulum “Crystal Tear”

Multifunctional Metal Dowsing Pendulum “Crystal Tear”

These pendulums are exceptionally suitable for both beginners and advanced practitioners.

“Crystal Tear” is a captivating pendulum distinguished by its multifunctionality and elegant design. It is suitable for a wide range of purposes, including divination, dowsing, energy cleansing, crystal healing, meditation, chakra balancing, creating crystal grids, Reiki, Feng Shui, and it is also beautiful as jewelry, ideal as a gift, and much more.

“Crystal Tear” is made of copper and its dimensions make it convenient to carry and use. The total length (chain with bead and pendulum) is approximately 22.86 cm, while the pendulum itself measures 28 x 14 mm.

This pendulum is ideal for people seeking direct answers to questions, locating people or objects, cleansing energy and, above all, enhancing spirituality. Light and discreet, it can practically always stay with you.

Please note that the actual pendulum may differ slightly from the photo due to variations in brightness, resolution, contrast, etc.

Radiesthesia, also known as dowsing, is an ancient practice said to date back to around 8000 BC. It has been used by many cultures, including Jews, Egyptians, Chinese, Romans, Greeks, Druids, Hindus, Peruvians and Native Americans. Even the Bible contains references to Moses as a “water diviner” who found water with a willow rod.

Radiesthesia is associated with identifying and measuring different types of radiation or emanations – inorganic, plant, animal or human. Divination combines dowsing and radiesthesia, extending the boundaries of knowledge beyond the sensory abilities.

A pendulum is a tool that serves as an external expression of intuition. It can be made from different materials and come in a variety of shapes. It is important to choose a pendulum that feels comfortable and suits the individual needs of the practitioner.

The most widely used instrument in radiesthesia is the radiesthesia pendulum. It consists of a weight with a specific shape and a thread or chain attached at one end. The working technique is approximately as follows: hold the thread so that the pendulum hangs freely. Mentally ask the question that interests you. If the answer is “yes,” the pendulum turns to the right. If the answer is “no,” it turns to the left. Of course, the pendulum follows the individual rhythm of the person, which is why there are many exceptions.

For most people, clockwise movement of the pendulum corresponds to “yes,” while counterclockwise movement corresponds to “no.” For a smaller group, the movements are mirrored: clockwise means “no,” counterclockwise means “yes.” These are sometimes referred to as left-oriented dowsers. This does not mean that these people are left-handed in everyday life. If you belong to this group, there is no cause for concern. Once you know the correct meaning of the responses you receive from the pendulum from the beginning, you should have no difficulty in your further practice.
In rare cases, linear responses occur – forward and backward for “yes,” left and right for “no.” In other cases, circular movement means “yes,” while no movement at all means “no.” This is said to occur only in a very small number of people, so we mention it simply as a possibility.

Unlike many “magical” rituals, anyone can learn to use a pendulum with some training and patience. The principle is described as being based on natural physical phenomena such as radiations and waves.

Pendulums differ in type, shape and purpose – and, like people, most are unique. Write to us and we will consult a radiesthesia specialist about which pendulum is most suitable for you.

If you are a beginner, it is a good idea to choose a universal pendulum – conical, teardrop-shaped or hemispherical.

A pendulum may be used in dowsing traditions to locate underground water, assess health-related questions, explore nuances in interpersonal relationships, make business forecasts, and more.