Hazel Parcells created this pendulum to work with the Determination Board she designed.  The material in the bob is a ferrous Stainless Steel.  The other parts are Sterling Silver.  It is my theory that the pendulum is based on the Fibonacci series.

The ferrous quality of the bob makes the pendulum sensitive to the electromagnetic field.  This makes it a superb measuring device for the acid/alkaline nature of the cells of organic matter.

There are many correlations to the Fibonacci sequence in the pendulum:

This is from a 1981 workshop by Hazel Parcells regarding the materials in her pendulum:

And now one of my students got overambitious and wanted to start a mail-order business with pendulums.  So he had some made.  You look at them and think it was a perfect duplicate of one of mine.  So he wanted my opinion about it – which was gracious – and sent me the pendulum to try.  Now I don’t care what I’m doing, I don’t want any personality of any kind to enter in to it.  I want it to be as it is.   You could get a reading of……………………

You could not pick up a written word, you could not get that energy.  You could not    So he called me about it and I said, you know your pendulum will not register the written word or carry that energy through.  He said, well I don’t know why, it’s made exactly the same as yours.  I said, wait a minute, did you put solid silver in there?  He said, oh no, that’s too expensive, I put plated silver.  I said, well, it doesn’t work.

It’s amazing what a little tiny bit of change will make when you’re dealing with such fine energy process that we are dealing with here. So, that’s why we’ve set     this pattern and the chains are not always the same, but we are always measuring to see that they do carry through the same response that we get with anything.  When you find a ….. like we did, see it wasn’t just a matter of putting something together to sell.  If I never sold another >>> it