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Quartz Crystal Pendulum

History
The Italian physicist and astronomer Galileo Galilei discovered the principle of the oscillatory motion of the pendulum. He discovered the pendulum in 1581. In his experiments, Galilei established that the time it takes for the back-and-forth motion of a pendulum of a given length remains the same even if its arc, or amplitude, decreases. Through the pendulum, Galilei discovered isochronisms, the pendulum's most important characteristics, which make them useful in measuring time.

Pendulum's Forces
Pendulums act upon different forces. The pendulum's inertia -- the resistance of a physical object -- is what makes the pendulum swing straight out and up. The downward force of gravity, which is the force that causes two objects to pull toward each other, is what pulls the pendulum straight back. Another force, air resistance, which determines the pendulum's velocity, makes a pendulum swing in shorter arcs.

A so-called simple pendulum consists of a mass, or weight known as a bob, hanging from a string, or cable, of a certain length and fixed at a pivot point. When shifted from its starting position to an initial angle and released, the pendulum swings back and forth freely with periodic motion. All simple pendulums should have the same period, which is the time for one complete cycle of a left swing and a right swing, regardless of their initial angle.

This particular pendulum was used by paranormal author/researcher Kristin Lee. She used it in the data collection of 1699 Belmont Street, which was featured on “My Ghost Story.” Kristin Lee discovered the Belmont County Leyline with use of this pendulum. Needless to say that this particular pendulum is charged and it also has been cleansed.

Cleansing divination tools: place pendulum into a bowl of kosher salt and light incense of your choice. Kristin Lee recommends Lord Pan’s Dragons Blood Incense.

To learn more about Kristin Lee please go to crabapplemoon.com