Brown Jasper Pendulum
A Brown Jasper Pendulum benefits from crystal energy. While a simple piece of string and a button make a simple divining pendulum, a faceted crystal point at the end of a chain adds a rich dimension to your dowsing practices.
Pendulums are often used as tools for spiritual healing and inner growth. Defined as objects attached at the end of a string or metal chain when suspended from a stationary position, a pendulum will swing back and forth or in a circular motion.
To begin, stand or sit comfortably allowing the pendulum to swing freely. Hold the pendulum with your dominant hand in front of you – or rest your elbow on a table to keep your hand steady. To determine the Yes response, simply think or say “Show me a yes” and to determine a no response, simply think or say “Show me a no.”
Please Note: Since these are made of genuine crystals, variance does occur in size, shape, and color.
Brown jasper offers your consciousness a deeper understanding of your ancestors. This stone helps you get in touch with qualities developed in previous lifetimes. Use this stone to strengthen your connection with the animal kingdom and the power of animal medicine. An excellent stone for shamanic journeywork, it amplifies your relationship with your power animal and enhances the visions within the journey. It’s also helpful for the practice of rebirthing.
Brown jasper is a grounding stone that also helps your stay focused. It gathers your thoughts and synchronizes them, and thereby you, with the rhythms of the earth. Use this stone to become aware of mental patterns, or repetitive thoughts, to determine if they are in alignment with the vision you have for your life.
Brown jasper enables you to delve deep into your emotional body through the inner-journey process. This stone makes the journey easier to explore what might be otherwise uncomfortable. With this stone in hand, heal the part of you that is heartbroken and give birth to the new you.
-Excerpted from The Essential Guide to Crystals, Minerals, and Stones by Margaret Ann Lembo
