Karnak Beech Wood Pendulum

The Egyptian Karnak Beech Wood Pendulum is a copy of the sandstone pendulum found in a sarcophagus in Karnak.

Karnak is known as “The Valley of the Kings.”

The Karnak Temple

The Karnak Temple is estimated to date back from somewhere between 2055 BC to 100 AD.

The temple of Karnak is one of the largest religious buildings ever constructed. Even after 2000 years, it’s still considered one of the wonders of the world.

The temple covers approximately 200 acres and is a place of pilgrimage drawing people from around the world.

The Egyptians believed the earth is exhausted at the end of the agricultural season and new energy is needed from the cosmos to replenish the earth for the next cycle.

A magical ritual festival was held annually at Karnak and Luxor, lasting 27 days.

This classic Egyptian style pendulum was often used in the erecting of temples.

The energetic signature or form of the Karnak pendulum is based on the Ankh, a powerful Egyptian symbol. This form imparts a high vibrational signature, which increases its receptivity and accuracy when used with mental intent.

The Karnak pendulum is an all-purpose pendulum, suitable for all dowsing scenarios. Example tasks are mental sending and receiving, healing, discovery, and divining.

The Karnak Beech Wood pendulum is slightly larger than the large Karnak brass pendulum but substantially lighter. This means that the Karnak Beech Wood is quick to take action and highly responsive.

The Karnak wood pendulums is a neutral pendulum resistant to other ambient “fields” that influence the action of metal or crystal pendulums.

To view the Karnak Brass Pendulum, click the link.

To view the Karnak Mahogany Wood Pendulum, click the link.

8.0 cm / 7.0 gm – (3.15″ / 0.25 oz)

Note: Wood pendulums vary in color, hue, and texture from batch to batch.

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