The experts at Questico can offer life advice using the pendulum

Most people have tried using a pendulum at some time. It’s great fun and very popular with school children. And a great pleasure for everyone at Christmas-time. Just under 60% of all adolescents have tried it: all you have to do is hold a pendulum very still over a pendulum map. This is divided up into segments like a cake – and written in every segment is, for instance, a profession. In the cosy, pre-Christmas period, you can sit by candlelight reflection on the past year, but also the coming one: what will it bring? Will I be alone under the mistletoe? How will my family get along next

year? Will I have any career changes? The pendulum can help you to answer all these questions on your own – or together with friends and family – in a fitting ritual for Advent. For this you need only a 2-3 cm long cone–shaped piece of metal and a 20 cm long string. A pendulum is often made of brass or copper, semi-precious stones can also be used. It is then held between two fingers and serves as a tool, making the preconscious visible. The starting point is always a question or an issue about which one wants a positive, negative or neutral.

One of these is Questico life advisor is Carole. She works as a clairvoyant at Questico on questico.co.uk/advice/clairvoyant.htm, tarot reader, angel medium and dreams medium. Carole first discovered her clairvoyant and medium talents whilst on holiday in Malta. She has now been working in this field for twenty years, being unable to ignore the powerful urge within her to give readings and help others. Carole works with her spirit guides who show her symbols and scenarios which she relays to the client. Sessions with this advisor will generally begin with divine guidance followed by advice on love, finance, career and family issues.

Learning the language of the pendulum. The pendulum gives unambiguous answers to virtually every question. The more concrete the formulation of the question, the more precise the answer will be. Generally speaking, a pendulum will swing vertically back and forth in front of the questioner when answering “yes” and horizontally back and forth when giving the answer “no”. Clockwise circular movement can also mean “yes” or positive energy and anti-clockwise movement can also mean “no” or negative energy. Diagonal movement or ellipses can mean “maybe” or that the question cannot be answered at present. In addition there are many other figures made by the pendulum, such as the figure of eight or spiral, which give the experienced practitioner considerably more detailed information about a question. If you would like to try out the pendulum, look at the list of advisors on the website for clairvoyance advice from Questico at questico.co.uk/advice/clairvoyance.htm under the heading “Pendulum” to select an advisor and have a consultation free of charge. The Pendulum: both a mystery and a practical tool.