Journal Pendulum practice

[Veracity]

So I’m gonna start this by saying that I’m not an ethically sound person, where as I wouldn’t necessarily hurt someone for financial gain, I wouldn’t allow someone to stand in my way either. That being said, I have recently been keeping a record of correct responses from my pendulum in regards to questions I have no clue what the answer could be. And I’d say I have around a 85%-90% success rate currently (I’m sure that could change). My newest hobby is using my pendulum to pick out scratch off tickets. I’m currently sitting at 21 dollars in winnings, which is double my original starting total. I currently have a plan to keep this on track, if I go into a gas station and use the pendulum and none of them are winners, then I’ll simply leave the station and not second guess my pendulum.
Will update once I cash in my current scratch offs

 

[hktx]

hey, I found this interesting.
Can you please explain a bit deeper on how do you pick the tickets with pendulum (technically)?

 

[Veracity]

hey, I found this interesting.
Can you please explain a bit deeper on how do you pick the tickets with pendulum (technically)?

Certainly! Well I typically start by holding the chain choked up in my hand and push energy towards the pendulum itself, I wait until I feel my hand grow hot and I can see my aura completely engulf the pendulum. My first question is always, “am I sitting?/am I standing” to ensure that I’ve done all these steps correctly (looking for a positive/negative response).
Next, for the questions I start with the largest grouping question, such as, “Will any of these scratch offs give me more money than what I currently have from previous scratch offs?”, if the answer is no I stop there, if not I continue with my line of questioning. I ask on each number until I find one that will pay out as long as they’re 1$-5$ a piece, (I ain’t made of money) if none, then I leave, however, if I find one or a few then I begin my next question.
I ask how many I should purchase, I go ahead and start by asking a big number, or as much as I can spend with the price given,( i.e. the current winnings I have accumulated as the value or as much as I’m willing to spend out of the current winnings) and if I receive a no at the higher end by asking, “should I purchase more than (insert number)?” Then I know that it is beyond the price point I wish spend and I go to the next one, if they’re both like that, I leave.
My final questions after narrowing that down are simply to find where I should stop purchasing at and then I usually add another 1-2 on just to make sure I got the winning scratch off.
in my head I see asking a pendulum a question the same as using Google back in the day, your question has to be so perfect that there’s no possibilities of giving a mistaken answer.

 

[Amadeus]

My mother did something with the pendulums. There was a board with numbers. One by one she went through all of them. I remember one ticket got 4 out of 6. The odds were like 1 in 850. I'm not sure why she stopped using the pendulum and turned to tarot cards. Supposedly the pendulum became too boring. She used it non stop all the time until the connection to it became so powerful it swung back and forth rapidly and sometimes flew out of the hand.

I would definitely recommend to experiment with the lotteries like that too. Draw a large enough grid with all the numbers.

 

[yuiluy]

Certainly! Well I typically start by holding the chain choked up in my hand and push energy towards the pendulum itself, I wait until I feel my hand grow hot and I can see my aura completely engulf the pendulum. My first question is always, “am I sitting?/am I standing” to ensure that I’ve done all these steps correctly (looking for a positive/negative response).
Next, for the questions I start with the largest grouping question, such as, “Will any of these scratch offs give me more money than what I currently have from previous scratch offs?”, if the answer is no I stop there, if not I continue with my line of questioning. I ask on each number until I find one that will pay out as long as they’re 1$-5$ a piece, (I ain’t made of money) if none, then I leave, however, if I find one or a few then I begin my next question.
I ask how many I should purchase, I go ahead and start by asking a big number, or as much as I can spend with the price given,( i.e. the current winnings I have accumulated as the value or as much as I’m willing to spend out of the current winnings) and if I receive a no at the higher end by asking, “should I purchase more than (insert number)?” Then I know that it is beyond the price point I wish spend and I go to the next one, if they’re both like that, I leave.
My final questions after narrowing that down are simply to find where I should stop purchasing at and then I usually add another 1-2 on just to make sure I got the winning scratch off.
in my head I see asking a pendulum a question the same as using Google back in the day, your question has to be so perfect that there’s no possibilities of giving a mistaken answer.

Do you do all of this in front of the clerk? How long does it usually take you to perform this routine for a winning ticket?