Without much ado let me go straight into this wonderful power we have.
Make a simple pendulum by sticking an object at one end of a string as shown in the figure. The object could be any sufficiently heavy thing such as heavy bead, metal ball, ring, pendant or even a key bunch.
Hold the pendulum at one end as shown in the figure with the object freely hanging.
Wait for the pendulum to stay stationary. Now concentrate and keep staring at the suspended object. Mentally command it to swing left to right. You will be amazed to see that after sometime, the object does start swinging left to right.
Now, change the command, Ask it to swing forward to backward. The object seems to obey you. Try asking it to revolve clockwise or anticlockwise. It does whatever you command. Magic! You have psychic power that is technically called psychokinesis!
You can replace this pendulum with more ‘spiritual’ looking garlands made of rosary beads or even a ‘Rudraksha’ (a bead – actually seed of a Himalayan fruit - used by devout Hindus) garland. A devout Hindu married woman might use her sacred Mangala sootra (a chain with a pendant in the middle, tied around the neck as a symbol of marital status). All work the same way!
How does it work? We will see more in the next post.
Hold the pendulum at one end as shown in the figure with the object freely hanging.
Wait for the pendulum to stay stationary. Now concentrate and keep staring at the suspended object. Mentally command it to swing left to right. You will be amazed to see that after sometime, the object does start swinging left to right.
Now, change the command, Ask it to swing forward to backward. The object seems to obey you. Try asking it to revolve clockwise or anticlockwise. It does whatever you command. Magic! You have psychic power that is technically called psychokinesis!
You can replace this pendulum with more ‘spiritual’ looking garlands made of rosary beads or even a ‘Rudraksha’ (a bead – actually seed of a Himalayan fruit - used by devout Hindus) garland. A devout Hindu married woman might use her sacred Mangala sootra (a chain with a pendant in the middle, tied around the neck as a symbol of marital status). All work the same way!
How does it work? We will see more in the next post.
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