Hi, does anyone know what is the material used in the pendulum used by Lethbridge for his pendulum scale inches rate?

you coulds search the net.

a pendulum can be made out of anything... even a chunk of crystal (of your choosing whether its your fav or your birthstone doesnt matter as long as its something to you) suspended on a string by wire. heck you could even use a buttong on a string if its all you had around the place for a temporary pendulum.

wot the pendulum is made out of isnt important. its you who does all the work the pendulum just amplifies your intent.

Upon studying Lethbridge, an Englishman, who used a pendulum, as is common practice in France and other places, to determine a truffles health before eating it, Lethbridge calculated so-called "rates" (distance from ball to fingers) for animate objects and inanimate concepts, using an ash ball and silk string pendulum.



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Why is it easier for some of you people to ask others to type your question into their search engines than it is for you to type it in yourself?

I remember when, if someone wanted an answer to that question, they would have to spend an entire afternoon at the library. It took me twelve seconds. Twelve seconds to copy and paste your question into Yahoo's search engine and find the answer. Twelve Seconds! I could go on and on and on...but what is the use...you can't teach someone something that they don't want to learn.........

No, I search for half an hour but could find it though, the thing is I could'nt find the material.

Btw what is an ash ball?

I have no idea. Perhaps a ball carved from a piece of Ash wood?

maybe or it might be a name of a stone. . . or a nickname for one. haha once again you could search by google

Whats a pendulum

What is a search engine?

lol Joc ease up at least he didnt start a new thread

Theirry a pendulum is a divinatory tool usually (if you buy it by name) a crystal of metal weight on the end of a string used to amplify your energy waves and thoughts so its helpful for finding things

Yes ma'm!

*nods superior-like* good.

I just discovered that Lethbridge didn't used ash ball as the weight, he used a 'wooden blob' attached to a string.

oo you should usea fat "blob"... makea trail of donuts!


j/m(pretty funny joke, if you get it)