Eye of Horus Pendulum Board (+6 other options)

Description

Divination gets clearer when you give the question a home to land in.

Use the board to slow the mind and give your pendulum a vocabulary. The Eye of Horus sits at center as a guardian of clear sight; the zodiac and months around it keep your reading anchored in time. Begin each session by calibrating yes/no/maybe, then ask one honest, specific question. Let the swing answer—your job is to breathe and listen.

• Circular layout with letters, months, zodiac, and yes/no fields—organizes inquiry so you can receive precise replies.

• Eye of Horus at center—set your gaze there to steady attention before each question.

• Smooth, portable mat (~21.5 cm / 8.46 in)—packs flat for altar or travel, so your practice goes where you do.

• Works with any pendulum (crystal, metal, wood)—calibrate once per session to match your energy that day.

• Multiple designs (H, I, J, K, L)—choose the image that strengthens your focus; imagery is a lens, not decoration.

Start with a three-breath ritual: breathe in, name the question; breathe out, release the outcome; breathe in again, invite the clearest true answer. One question at a time. Record what you hear.

Use the board to slow the mind and give your pendulum a vocabulary. The Eye of Horus sits at center as a guardian of clear sight; the zodiac and months around it keep your reading anchored in time. Begin each session by calibrating yes/no/maybe, then ask one honest, specific question. Let the swing answer—your job is to breathe and listen.

• Circular layout with letters, months, zodiac, and yes/no fields—organizes inquiry so you can receive precise replies.

• Eye of Horus at center—set your gaze there to steady attention before each question.

• Smooth, portable mat (~21.5 cm / 8.46 in)—packs flat for altar or travel, so your practice goes where you do.

• Works with any pendulum (crystal, metal, wood)—calibrate once per session to match your energy that day.

• Multiple designs (H, I, J, K, L)—choose the image that strengthens your focus; imagery is a lens, not decoration.

Start with a three-breath ritual: breathe in, name the question; breathe out, release the outcome; breathe in again, invite the clearest true answer. One question at a time. Record what you hear.