Learn How to Use a Pendulum

Engage in a guided meditation to awaken higher intuition and psychic abilities, access the right brain, and reconnect with universal energy for insight, dreams, and compassionate guidance.

Choose a pendulum by trusting your intuition and gut, weighing budget and availability, and selecting crystals aligned with your intended use, whether psychic readings or chakra reading.

You can make a pendulum with a key or any heavy object on a chain or string; no need to buy one, bless and cleanse it, and focus your intention.

Keep your pendulum near you to let energies blend, building familiarity through daily carry, meditation, or energy healing. Use it for chakra readings, spell work, and metaphysical practice.

Discover practical methods to cleanse and charge your pendulum using smudging, incense, selenite, citrine, rice, earth, water, sunlight or moonlight, and gentle sound.

Learn to cleanse crystals and pendulums with sage and palo santo while choosing ethically harvested, ethically sourced options and researching reputable sources to protect these plants.

Center yourself before using a pendulum to ensure a calm headspace and reliable readings. Practice deep breathing, meditation, or gentle movement—plus cleansing rituals like sage, water, incense, or Palo Santo.

Learn how to program your pendulum using a board or printables, after cleansing and centering your energy. Test responses, note meanings, and decide what feels right for you.

Explore printable pendulum charts, including arch angels, chakras, days of the week, months, and percentage charts, plus a verifying answer chart to help interpret readings.

Trust your intuition—the gut feeling and inner voice—during energy healing, and use the pendulum, scanning, and meditation to access and believe what you feel.

Learn to check chakras with a pendulum, starting at crown or root, with consent, interpreting movement to assess energy and focusing on crown, third eye, throat, and heart.

Use the pendulum responsibly by reserving its use for meaningful decisions, not as a party trick, and treat it with respect to support its serious, helpful work.