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orgonite pendulum – amethyst

The orgonite pendulum – amethyst is a radiesthesia tool. By definition, a pendulum is any mass suspended by a string. However, for successful use in radiesthesia, several factors must be considered, such as shape, material, symmetry, weight, and length of the string. This orgonite pendulum can translate unconscious information to the conscious mind.

Material composition: Resins – amethyst pebbles and copper

This orgonite pendulum – amethyst weighs approximately 10 grams.

About orgonite

Orgonite is a solid and compact structure made from three basic materials that have the ability to attract, accumulate, and order energy present in the environment and atmosphere of our planet.

The term “orgonite” was first used by Karl Welz to describe his metal-resin-quartz mixture in the mid-1990s. Welz’s technology differs even from the simplest “tactical orgonite,” as he uses very fine metal particles and powdered quartz.

Orgonites transform negative electromagnetic waves into vital energy in harmony with nature. Their effects provide biological healing benefits to living organisms, making them widely used due to their broad therapeutic applications.

Orgonites (or orgonites) are known as orgone energy generators or transmuters. Orgonite is generally made up of metal, resins, and stones (quartz and other crystals).

Metal has conductive and receptive properties that capture the electromagnetic waves and signals surrounding us.

Resin has unique properties and capabilities to retain accumulated energy.

Thanks to the metal-resin compression, quartz activates its piezoelectric properties, generating electrons that transform disordered electromagnetic waves into ordered, vital, and positive waves.

Characteristics of energy generated by orgonites

– Transforms negative energy around it into healthy energy

– Helps plants improve their germination and growth processes.

– Promotes cellular regeneration and immune responses.

– Increases vital energy levels