At a glance
- Faceted stone pendulum point
- 7-inch chain
- Approximately 1" x 1" x 1.75"
- Average weight 30 grams
- A divination tool for personal practice
- Ships within 3 business days
How to use it
Rest your elbow on a table, hold the chain between thumb and forefinger, and let the point hang still. Wait until it stops moving on its own.
Establish your directions first: ask for a yes and watch which way it swings, then ask for a no. Those two answers are yours and may not match anyone else's.
Ask closed questions only. A pendulum answers yes, no, and unclear — anything more open belongs to a different tool.
Pendulum work at a glance
| Step |
What to do |
| Settle |
Elbow braced, chain still |
| Calibrate |
Establish your yes and your no |
| Ask |
One closed question at a time |
| Stop |
End the session while answers are still clear |
✨ Temple Tip
Calibrate every single time, not just the first. Your yes direction can shift between sessions, and five seconds of checking is the difference between reading a pendulum and reading yesterday's pendulum.
Questions & answers
How long is the chain?
7 inches.
How big is the pendulum itself?
Approximately 1 by 1 by 1.75 inches, averaging 30 grams.
Which stone is used?
Stone type varies by piece — see the photographs for the range.
How do I set my yes and no?
Hold the pendulum still, ask it to show you a yes, and note the direction. Repeat for no. Those directions are personal to you.
Is it suitable for a beginner?
Yes. A single-point pendulum on a short chain is the most forgiving format to learn on.
It only ever tells you what your hand already knew. #TempleOfDesire