Cacoxenite Pendulum (ref p7)

Cacoxenite is a mineral Iron Aluminium Phosphate mineral, which is commonly found in in magnetic and limonite iron ores. The name comes from the Greek words for bad and guest because the phosphorus content of Cacoxenite lessens the quality of iron smelted from ore containing it.

Cacoxenite is just one of the minerals which is found in ‘Super Seven’ Crystals. which can contain Amethyst, Clear Quartz, Cacoxenite, Goethite, Lepidolite, Rutile, Smokey Quartz.

Actual Pendulum

Cacoxenite Pendulum, which is approx. 4 cm long, 1.8 cm wide at its widest point and with 16 cm length chain, with a small ring on end of chain.

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Using a Pendulum is something any one can do, whether to become adept or just for enjoyment. A Pendulum is a weighted object, like a crystal and may act as a receiver and transmitter for information, with different movements when in response to questions.

Choosing a Pendulum can be down to just what you feel, a connection or are comfortable with, or just simply admire the look off. 

Get to know your chosen Pendulum, hold the chain through your fingers, avoiding the thumb.  

Simply ask the Pendulum a question that you know the answer is "yes” or "show me "yes”” .  Then ask a question that you know the answer is "no” or "show me "no””.  The movements may be very slight to start with, but as the two of you get to know each other the movements will increase. 

By asking a simple question with a "yes” "no” answer, the movement of the Pendulum may help with decision making or divining.