Oct 3, 2024
[Drowsing in my chair.]
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[Drowsing in my chair.]
Pokémon GIF: Komala celebrates National Relaxation Day by taking a quick nap
Pokémon GIF: Komala celebrates #NationalRelaxationDay by taking a quick nap
As part of its ongoing efforts to promote all things related to the beloved and popular Pokémon franchise, The Pokémon Company has shared special content dedicated to Komala: https://twitter.com/Pokemon/status/1559227192349007874 Did you know? It stays asleep from the moment it’s born. When it falls into a deep sleep, it stops moving altogether. It remains asleep from birth to death as a result…
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Komala, #775 – Drowsing Pokémon It is born asleep, and it dies asleep. All its movements are apparently no more than the results of it tossing and turning in its dreams.
Musharna, #518 – Drowsing Pokémon The mist emanating from their foreheads is packed with the dreams of people and Pokémon. The dream mist coming from its forehead changes into many different colors depending on the dream that was eaten.
Using a pendulum to find lost objects
I have been using a pendulum for a few years now, mostly to check chakras and answering questions. I knew that they could be used to find lost objects but never tried it.
When I was first learning to use a pendulum I had taken a class with my friend at the store where we bought them. They taught the basics of how to use the pendulum: how to check its yes/no answer, check chakras, we even tried to guess what number our partner was thinking. At the end of the class, they told us they were hiding a pyrite somewhere in the store, and we had to find it. It was so fun all of us walking around the store with our pendulum, but no one could find it! It wasn’t until one of the ladies in the class sat down that her pendulum started spinning around crazy! It was then that we discovered that the pyrite taped under the chair.
After that experience, I never used a pendulum to look for things I just thought it wouldn't work and I forgot about it. It wasn’t until I read this article by Hibiscus Moon that I remembered about it.
A few days later I had lost my phone charger, and I thought why not try using my pendulum to find it. I grabbed my pendulum and thought about my phone charger asking it to lead me to it. I followed its swing, and it brings me to a basket where it just stopped moving I would walk away, and it would lead me back to the basket, and I thought to myself it wouldn’t be in there. I decided what the heck why not look and lo and behold it was in the basket! I have no idea what it was doing in there, and I probably wouldn’t have found it for awhile.
I’ve since used my pendulum to find objects I’ve lost and just can’t find them.
