How to Use Pendulum - Learn Basics in 3 days

Kamil explains the theory behind using a pendelum, and tells you how you can learn to use it in 3 days practising 10 minutes a day. There are many theories out there, but this one is simple, so you can try it out yourself very quickly. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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[PopulardayOfApril]

Is it possible to receive and understand confusing signals from subconscious mind?

I had a high temperature once and felt some kind of confusion, only because if something is smaller or bigger, wrong or right. Now I still get reminded of it often.

[Kamilsview]

@PopulardayOfApril

Well, if you're body is out of balance (illness) you might get a lot of noise in the communication, so be weary of that. It's all a matter of practice.

[noliesundead]

the Ideomotor Effect, nothing more 

[Kamilsview]

@noliesundead

Would you like to say a bit more about that effect? Or maybe a link to a good source on that? Thanks for your comment.

[chica2086]

So, is this to say that natural human energy does NOT exist and is NOT the explanation for the reaction of the pendulum moving in such directions and that the only explanation is the subconscious mind, which sends signals through the muscles and resulting in a reaction to cause the pendulum to move......................beca­use of what your intentions are - - 'subconsciously?'

[Kamilsview]

@chica2086

Hi. I am not excluding or including anything. We can speculate only why it is so, however, here I simply share what I have observed. I don't know the exact mechanics, but if I simplify, it seems that our subconscious mind knows everything and can let us know the answers. Some people can read those answers from thier heads, while others need some aids like pendulum.

I hope that helps.

Cheers

Kamil

[Kamilsview]

@tradz618

Possibly, I think it's unlikely that an electric or magnetic field would be able to move things so dynamically, unless it's very strong and applied in a very dynamic way.

[noliesundead]

try checking out the vids titled, James Randi Speaks: Dowsing, the Ideomotor Effect

[theagrafiotis]

do you know franz bardon?