Yes, you can carry a pendulum as a necklace, but you must make sure to choose the appropriate pendulum so that its energy can be channeled and is ready to serve you.

What you have to know

The first issue that will be raised is undoubtedly that of the pendulum material (in this case we refer to the body of the pendulum, excluding the rope through which we keep it in suspension): glass, metal (brass, etc.), crystals, wood (mahogany, ebonite, cork), terracotta, plastic or plexiglás are all excellent materials.

As Jocelyne Fangain rightly observes, the only inappropriate material for the pendulum is magnetized iron.

Keep in mind that each material has particular characteristics that will make the pendulum suitable for certain types of application, but not for others. Wisely choose the material of your pendulum using the following list.

Although the success of the practice of drshesia does not depend on the material in which the pendulum is manufactured, the aesthetic appearance should not be underestimated, since the appearance of the instrument and its specific form stimulate the energy emissions of the individuals they like. Pendulos that differ aesthetically can give subtly different readings of the same situations.

It is highly recommended, when choosing our pendulum, to be clear about the type of research that we intend to carry out, so that the instrument adapts to the maximum to the area of ​​our interest. Taking into account the research area, we will review some of the most common materials with an overview of the most appropriate characteristics and research area for them.

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Let’s look at the most common materials:

• The quartz easily tune the operator, establishing an intimate relationship with him. If he has never explored the world of stones for those who start in the backs, a hyaline quartz pendulum (also known as «rock crystal»), smoked quartz or citrine would be perfect for you. However, this does not mean that quartz can be used successfully, even by experts!
• Hialino quartz, in addition to being a type of cheap stone, can become a valid partner in numerous research fields. One of the most interesting properties of rock crystal is that, being at the same time receiver and emitter, it is the perfect pendulum for any situation. It is also often used in the therapeutic and dietary field. It is very suitable for those who seek a manageable pendulum, to always carry with them and be able to use it in any event.
• Pink quartz is the best for introspective and emotional research: it is recommended for the investigation of affections, passions and feelings.
• Rutilated, citrine, adventurine and smoked quartz (whose properties are similar to those of tourmaline) are excellent materials: it is said that they amplify the sensitivity of the operator, dissipating their internal tensions and protecting it at the same time. The statement also applies to ameatist (which is part of the quartz family), but keep in mind that in subjects especially sensitive to radiation, it is sufficiently To cause headaches.
• Other recommended materials are calcite (suitable for medical applications) and Ágata (highly recommended for beginners).

Despite its great potential, a pendulum manufactured with the materials listed so far will have two main limitations:

1. It tends to easily saturate energy. That is, it excessively absorbs the energies of who or what comes into contact with her. Therefore, it is necessary to clean it often.
2. Being very delicate, you must be carefully manipulated. The care of your pendulum will depend on the stone of which it is made, since each one has its specific requirements to «breathe» correctly and can be used in radietesic research. When we enter possession of a stone, we must treat it to purify and load it energy.

These are the steps that we must respect when making a stone pendulum:

1. We must clean it from accumulated energies. To do this, hold the pendulum under a jet of running water for a minute; This has the effect of downloading all the negative energies that it has accumulated over time.
2. The pendulum can then completely purify. Keep in mind, once again, that each stone is different. Some stones require a purification with salt (not iodinated) for example, and it is better to investigate the material of their pendulum before purifying it so as not to accidentally damage it.
3. Next, the pendulum can recharge energetically: the stone recovers all its functionality exposing it to the sun’s rays or the moon (I advise to do it during dawn or sunset, avoiding the very strong rays of the noon).

Wood is a very resistant material. Generally, ebony and mahogany are used in pendulums. Wooden pendulums usually have Egyptian, gout and acorn shape.

The use of wooden pendulums is recommended for land research and geobiology (for example, in the identification of geopathogenic points). The wood offers an excellent armor for the operator and makes the pendulums of this material suitable for both beginners and experts.

Equally widespread in bohhemia pendulum is a composition similar to that of the quartz, but worked with lead. Crystal pendulums are usually very fragile, so they must be manipulated with care and attention. In addition, they have to purify them very often.

Another recommended material for energy demanding research is the orgonite, but it is not very widespread. Since the Orgonita is able to purify itself with exposure to sun and moon rays, any pendulum manufactured with it requires minimum maintenance.

Among the various metals of which are made of the pendulums we also find brass, gold and silver (or pendulums bathed in gold and silver); Lead, often used in pendulums as an internal component, useful to absorb negative radiation; Copper, an excellent material to practice with a pendulum, and also suitable to be used by the most experienced.

Due to its natural conductivity, it is suitable for use in the most varied research fields. Mercury, although it is not safe to go into direct contact with him as a lone metal, is a component of many pendulums used in medical and therapeutic research.

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Pendular form

The pendulum can mainly have cylindrical or spherical forms; It can be spherical with a tip (the so -called «gout pendulum» or «acorn»), can have oval, conical and semi -inferous, or spiral shape.

There are also pendulums with particular, often conical forms, which are the so -called «Egyptian» forms, which we will talk about later in the article. Since there are more than 4000 different pendulum forms, a figure in which many authors of radietesic literature coincide, we can assume that all these different forms have bases in the main forms mentioned above.

I would add that the simplest pendulums are usually more effective, because they are easier to handle and, therefore, usable by operators of any level. A very important aspect to always consider when we look for a pendulum is that of its symmetry.

Asymmetric pendulums should be avoided in general. If we select one to use it in surveys that involve the use of quadrants, it is advisable to choose pointed pendulums so that the results can be read clearly. This aspect is also important for geographical surveys.

I invite you to investigate which pendulums adapt better to your practice, depending on the type of research you want to do. Then you will find more guidelines that will help you in this task.

Pendulum color

Some operators believe that adapting the color of the pendulum (but not the material from which the instrument is made) to their research field allows more satisfying results.

In this sense, the color function is double, since to the aesthetic issues the functional ones are added: changing the color of a pendulum will have an impact on its aesthetics, but will also modify its functionality.

A green pendulum, for example, is functionally linked to the radiation of the 4th chakra of the human body, so many pendulums used in research related to psychological and emotional fields are green.

Both aesthetics and function vary according to culture, space and time.

Necklace material

The material from which the chain (or thread) is made that supports the pendulum does not have a great impact on the pendulum itself: cotton, linen, silk, rubber, metal chains (noble or not) are all excellent materials, except plastic or nylon, which is better to avoid.

The main criteria for which the material must be judged is its ability to last a long time and support the daily impacts. It is also good to see how the chain and pendulum bind.

Any screw or twisted wire can affect the pendulum balance and hinder its use.