Advanced Pendulum Dowsing: Using Charts and Maps
Once you’ve mastered clear yes/no questions, charts and maps unlock a richer “vocabulary” for your pendulum turning directional swings into specific, actionable data.
The Power of Dowsing Charts: Expanding Your Vocabulary
- Place the chart flat and hold the pendulum 1–2 cm above its center/hinge point.
- State a precise question (e.g., “Which chakra requires the most attention right now?”).
- Allow the pendulum to settle into a line of swing that points to a segment on the chart.
- Note the selection; confirm as needed with a follow-up question or secondary chart.
Essential Dowsing Charts
1) Percentage Chart (0–100%)
Quantify compatibility, intensity, and probability.
- Examples: “To what percentage is this food compatible with my body now?” / “Probability of success if I start the project this week?”
- Pro tip: Define time windows and contexts (“probability in the current plan, without changes”).
2) Alphabet & Number Charts
Spell names, get precise numbers, or short messagesrequires patience and focus.
- Workflow: Ask for the first letter → stop pendulum → record → ask for next letter → repeat.
- Use cases: names, locations, dosages/values (then verify with a percentage/probability chart).
3) Chakra Chart
Identify which chakra needs attention, then quantify the degree with a percentage chart.
- Examples: “Which chakra is most imbalanced?” → “To what percentage is it balanced?”
- Follow-up: Ask for best support method (breathwork, color, crystal, mantra) using a custom chart.
4) Bovis Scale Chart
Measure life-force energy (Bovis units) of foods, spaces, or objects. ~6,500 is often used as a “neutral” baseline.
- Examples: “What is the Bovis reading of this room?” / “Compare two water sources.”
- Note: Use consistently designed scales for apples-to-apples comparisons.
| Chart Type | Primary Function | Typical Follow-Up |
|---|---|---|
| Percentage | Compatibility, intensity, probability | Define timeframe / scenario, then re-measure |
| Alphabet/Number | Names, labels, exact values | Validate via second pass or % confidence |
| Chakra | Identify key imbalance | Quantify balance %, choose remedy chart |
| Bovis Scale | Life-force/vibrational measure | Recheck after clearing/intervention |
Map Dowsing: The Art of Remote Location
Use a map as a symbolic proxy for a physical area to locate water, objects, energy linesor to narrow a search zone.
- Get a clear map: road/topo map, site plan, or home floor plan.
- Add a grid (optional, recommended): label columns (A–H) and rows (1–8) to localize hits.
- Formulate precisely: “Show the area of highest probability for the lost keys on this floor plan.”
- Scanning method: Use a finger/pen to scan; ask the pendulum to signal “Yes” when over the target zone.
- Grid method: “Which column?” → “Which row?” → check the intersecting square.
- Direct swing (small maps): Hold over center; allow swing to indicate direction; home in iteratively.
Focus matters: In remote work, intention is your “tuning fork.” Keep the map still, breathe, and hold a single target in mind.
Tips for Success with Advanced Techniques
- Patience over speed: Wait for a steady, unambiguous directional swing before recording a result.
- Use a pointer: A pen or stylus sharpens focus and improves readability on busy charts.
- Layer charts: Identify with one chart, quantify with a percentage chart, then choose remedies from a custom options chart.
- Create your own: Tailor charts to your practice (foods you eat, healing methods you use, daily tasks, project phases).
- Log everything: Keep a dowsing journal to validate accuracy and refine your process.
Quick Reference: Advanced Session Flow
- Ground & confirm
Yes/No/Maybe. - Pick the right chart for the question (or draw one).
- Ask a precise prompt (scope + timeframe + “highest good”).
- Read the directional swing; note the selection.
- Quantify with percentages; validate with a second pass.
- For locations, switch to map dowsing (scan → grid → verify).
Conclusion: A World of Detailed Insight
Charts and maps evolve pendulum dowsing from binary replies into a structured dialogue capable of names, numbers, probabilities, and precise locations. Start with a percentage chart, add alphabet and chakra work, then explore map dowsing. With practice and a good question framework, your pendulum becomes a precision instrument for deep, practical insight.
