body. Begin at the head and work down to the feet.
Remember to take your time, as the pendulum must be
given an opportunity to respond. Cover the entire front
of the body, then have the patient lie on her/his
stomach and repeat the procedure with the pendulum.
The pendulum will give a Yes or positive movement
over areas in good health. It will give a No or negative
movement over areas in which there is disease,
imbalance, or pending health problems.
If the person to be diagnosed cannot be present, you
can work with a full photo of the person by using a
pointer to touch each area while holding the pendulum
in the other hand. After you have gained much
experience in this form of problem diagnosis, you can
work on a person even if no photo is available. You do
this by holding the person in mind while you use the
pendulum over pictures in an anatomy book. However,
it is much easier to work from a photo.
This method of pendulum dowsing will reveal not
only present problems, but also past injuries and even
surgeries. It will be common for irregularities to appear
in the neck and shoulders where stress and tension
accumulate. Past injuries also will show up in this
examination, particular to the back and joints. Before
you state that the patient has a problem in any area
indicated by the pendulum, be certain to ask her/him of
there was a past disease, injury, or surgery in that area.
A simple exercise will show you that the pendulum
does indeed pick up injuries, however slight. Sit in a
chair and hold you pendulum over one of your thighs.
Ask about the health of your thigh, and observe what
motion the pendulum over that particular leg. Then slap
your other hand sharply against the same thigh.