Fine Tune Your Intuition Using a Pendulum
Join us for our first class on how to fine tune your intuition using a
pendulum. Have you ever been distressed about some emotional issue and you needed to use your inner guidance right away? Or...you had some strange physical issue and you wondered what the heck was happening with your body and you needed direction? There is a really fast way to figure it out and we’ll show you in this class.
What you will learn...and your “take away” so you can start right after the class and perfect your particular style of connecting with your intuition.
The Class Host will be Dr. Linda Zavala, a retired
chiropractor, hypnotherapist and pendulum user for more than 40 years.
Topics to Be Covered:
How Pendulum use or “Divining” originated since ancient times.
Your Three Brains and How to Access them.
What kinds of Questions you can ask?
Climate Changes... Best times to ask questions for the most accurate information.
Pain and Suffering: Can you take your pain away with a pendulum? Yes and How?
Relationship Dowsing: Can you figure out the best guy or gal for you?
Career Guidance and many other areas of questions that can be asked...
Practice Time for dowsing so you can start immediately after the class and feel confident. (If you have your own pendulum please bring it…if you don’t you can get one included in the registration price for the class.)
Answers to Your Questions with Dr. Zavala
Origins of Pendulum Use is regarded principally as a mystical art that has many facets and applications. Basically, it is the process of locating the presence of an object, or assessing the energy given off by a subject, with an implement known as a pendulum, which is often weighted with a crystal or some other heavy weight.
The concept of a pendulum was known to the ancient Egyptians and Chinese; their artwork bears witness to this fact. Some estimate that pendulum usage may date as far back as 7,000 years. Modern practitioners of pendulum use claim that their art uses a "sense" that was once commonly acknowledged in early aboriginal societies, but that has been lost with time.Find out if this is true or not?
Please join us and Learn something new!
Pay ahead of time: $30 total price with a pendulum and $20 without one!
NOTE: The price if you pay at the door is $35 with a pendulum and $25 if you bring your own. If you do not pay ahead of time online, you must pay the "at the door price" even if you registered online. Registering online only saves you a spot, it does NOT lock in the lower price.