Pendulum charts - Health Care

Relationships

Relationships with family and friends

Relationships

Relationships (beliefs)

Reproductive disorders

To Check the Reproductive Disorders

Reprogramming to get into the flow: chart 6

Resistance Levels

Dowse Your Resistance Levels GDPersonalSession

Resistance to Doing / Being / Feeling

Dowse or Muscle Test Your Resistance Levels

Resolving sleep issues

What needs to be addressed to resolve persistent sleep issues? Identify in order of priority.

Resolving Sleep Issues

What needs to be addressed to resolve persistent Sleep issues.

Resonant Color (Chakra)

Identify Your Resonant Color (Chakra) According to chromotherapy, each of us has a particular color to which our true self resonates. You can use a pendulum to determine what your resonant color is. The one that produces the largest "yes" is your resonant color. Or you can determine which color your energy is lacking or deficient in. Before beginning, be sure to state the source of your pendulum's answers.

Resonant Color (Chakra) b&w

Identify Your Resonant Color (Chakra) black & white According to chromotherapy, each of us has a particular color to which our true self resonates. You can use a pendulum to determine what your resonant color is. The one that produces the largest "yes" is your resonant color. Or you can determine which color your energy is lacking or deficient in. Before beginning, be sure to state the source of your pendulum's answers.

Respiratory disorders

To Check the Respiratory Disorders

Restitutions + chakras

Each Restitution deals with a certain chakra and relates to a different dimension. Which one needs some attention right now? Use the Dragonometry Restitutions to correct it/them.

Root cause

Root chakra / Muladhara / I am

Represents stability and security.

Root chakra balancing

To assist in balancing and healing the Root Chakra. Severe Trauma – Unprocessed, overwhelming, possibly life-altering trauma with strong emotional/energetic residue. High Impact – Strong influence on beliefs, behaviour or wellbeing, though some awareness or coping may be present. Moderate Impact – Noticeable but manageable; may arise under stress or in certain triggers. Mild Impact – Subtle influence; not regularly disruptive but still present in the system. Balanced – Stable and neutralised; not actively impacting well-being or perception. Resolved – The trauma has been worked through consciously with understanding and emotional release. Integrated – The experience has been alchemised into wisdom, growth or strength. Unaffected – The person’s system shows no resonance or disruption from the experience. No Impact – The experience left no energetic, emotional or psychological imprint.