can be gotten out of the way. However, your
subconscious mind and right-brain might know that you
cannot handle or understand a truthful answer at this
time, or that this is not the right time for the action,
event, or goal you are asking about. The same applies if
you are asking a question for another person. If the
pendulum says No, either do not ask the question or try
rephrasing the question. If the pendulum still says No,
leave the question for a time before asking again.
The next question is just as important. Ask, "May I ask
this question?" You have no idea sometimes if you are
asking about a karmic issue that is best left alone at this
time. If the pendulum says No and you ask the question
anyway, you will not be able to rely on a truthful
answer. If you are asking a question for another person,
you have no idea whether she/he is telling the entire
truthful situation behind the question.
Never answer a question about a third person for
anyone. This is prying into a private area that is not any
of your business or the business of the person asking.
The only exception to this rule is if a mother with young
children asks about them. If a spouse or lover asks about
the fidelity of a partner, she/he already guesses at the
answer and does not need you to confirm or deny
anything. She/he must take the responsibility of making
a decision on her/his own. Occasionally you may get a
partner asking this question out of paranoia. In these
cases, it is best to avoid divining for the person at all.
Nothing you say will be heard as you say it, but as
she/he wants it to be.
The third question also can be vital in getting an
accurate answer from your pendulum. Ask, "Do I have
enough skills with divining to find the correct answer?"
Sometimes a question must turn into a long series of