Important Information
This pendulum is an instrument of radiesthesia and energy practices. It is not a medical device and is not intended for the diagnosis, treatment, cure, or prevention of diseases or other health conditions.
Radiesthesia, energy work, energy harmonization, biopatterns, and other similar terms used in this description describe radiesthesia / radionics / energy-information model practices and are not presented as methods of medical diagnostics or objectively established physiological effects.
Decisions related to health, nutrition, medication, or treatment should not be made based on the results of using this pendulum.
The field of radionics and the informational field has been the subject of scientific research for over a century. In recent years the number of publications has been growing (e.g. Rubik B. et al., “Biofield Science and Healing: History, Terminology, and Concepts”, Global Advances in Health and Medicine, 2015), but existing studies are not yet sufficient for definitive clinical conclusions.
Description
The Isis pendulum is made up of disc-shaped elements, often called "sun discs" or a "battery" in the radiesthesia tradition. Different versions of the Isis pendulum may have a different number of discs. In radiesthesia practice, this construction is associated with the symbolism of a "white radiesthesia colour" and energy work. The pendulum's shape is linked to ancient Egyptian symbolism and the name of Isis. This version has 6 discs.
This pendulum uses the Biomind Initiation program, following the Biomind radionics methodology. It is part of the radionics / energy-information model.
In radiesthesia practice, the Isis pendulum is used as a so-called "transmitter and receiver" type instrument for various radiesthesia inquiries and energy-work practices. These terms describe radiesthesia methodology and are not claims of objective physical signal transmission or medical diagnostics.
The pendulum can be used for work with radiesthesia inquiries, maps, objects, energetic and symbolic themes, and other radiesthesia practices. The interpretations obtained are part of radiesthesia practice and are not intended to determine health conditions, illnesses, or food or nutrient needs.
