Description
Goldstone is a man-made stone, crafted by monks in Italy since the 15th century. Although this stone doesn't grow naturally, it's believed to have very powerful healing properties. Goldstone is an excellent stone for breathing, lungs, and shortness of breath, including shortness of heart. It provides extra stimulation to the brain, improving thinking, especially logical thinking and concentration. Goldstone is a true stimulant, making it beneficial for fainting spells, uncontrolled reflexes, and overall coordination of the body and mind. Furthermore, Goldstone is good for bones and muscles by promoting good blood circulation from the bottom to the top.
Dowsing refers to answering (life) questions using a pendulum, a metal, glass, or wooden object often attached to a wire or chain. Like dowsing, dowsing is considered a form of radiesthesia and divination. Dowsing is used, among other things, to find possible answers to (life) questions or to detect so-called "energies." There is no scientific proof that dowsing works, but people who use the pendulum believe it works well. When dowsing, one holds one end of a flexible wire, rope, or chain, 5 to 10 centimeters long. An object made of metal, glass, wood, or other material, which acts as a small weight, hangs from the other end. This weight can be of all shapes and sizes. Asking questions must be done carefully to obtain a good answer. Therefore, the question must be asked precisely, and only one question can be asked at a time. The pendulum can then, by moving in a specific way, confirm the question or answer it with "no." Pendulum dowsing sometimes involves the use of a pendulum chart, which depicts several possible answers or an alphabet. Because the pendulum can move in all directions, the pendulum chart not only provides orientation but also allows for more detailed readings of the answer. Pendulum chart dowsing is one of the many tools complementary therapists use to access clients' subconscious minds.
