pendulum and the colored squares in the palm of your
hand, you can avoid overcharging these "light" centers.
Begin by placing the red square in the palm of one
hand. Hold the pendulum over this colored square with
your other hand. If any of your chakras do not need
balancing, the pendulum will not move or will move
very little. If the chakra does need balancing, the
pendulum will circle clockwise until the adjustment has
been made. Then it will stop. When the pendulum stops,
lay aside the red square and place the next color
(orange) in your palm. Repeat with the pendulum over
it. Keep changing colored squares and checking with the
pendulum until you have gone through all the colors,
ending with violet.
If working on another person, have her/him lie on the
back while you hold the pendulum over each chakra
area. You can have the person lie on her/his stomach if
you wish, but most healers seem to work more
efficiently on the front of the body instead of the back.
Hindu tradition says that the chakras radiate outward
from the spine toward the front of the body. Hold the
pendulum over each chakra, beginning at the base of the
spine and ending at the top of the head. The pendulum
will indicate a Yes or forward and backward motion if
the chakra is balanced, a No or side-to-side movement if
it is out of balance. Occasionally, a balanced, unblocked
chakra will cause the pendulum to move in a clockwise
direction, while imbalance will make the pendulum
move counterclockwise.
When you discover an out-of-balance chakra, place
the appropriate colored square on that chakra. The
pendulum will swing in a clockwise direction until the
adjustment is complete.