Advanced Communication Techniques: Pendulums, Dreams & Channeling

Advanced Communication Techniques: Pendulums, Dreams & Channeling

Strengthen your spiritual bond and decode the messages your spirit allies are sending you.

Introduction: Beyond the Basics

Once you’ve welcomed a spirit companion into your life, the next question becomes: how do I talk to them—and know it’s real? While early connections often begin with signs, sensations, or intuitive hunches, deeper communication is not only possible—it’s powerful.

Today, we’re diving into three advanced communication techniques that can help you build a consistent, meaningful relationship with your spirit guides, guardians, and companions: pendulums, dreamwork, and channeling. These methods can open clearer portals for interaction, allowing your spirits to guide, teach, and comfort you in ways that feel direct and validating.

1. Pendulum Communication: The Yes/No Gateway

Pendulums are one of the most accessible tools for spirit communication, but in advanced practice, they become a sacred bridge between your conscious mind and the spirit realm.

How to Use a Pendulum Spiritually

    •    Cleanse your pendulum before each session with incense, moonlight, or intention.

    •    Consecrate it with your spirit’s name or sigil, creating an energetic link.

    •    Establish a language: Ask yes/no/maybe questions you already know the answers to, and record how the pendulum swings for each.

    •    Call on your spirit with respect. Use invocation words, a candle, or a token that represents them.

    •    Ask only one clear question at a time. The more specific, the better.

Pro Tip: 

Pendulums don’t work like oracles—they work like tuning forks. If your energy is scattered or your emotions are high, the signal may get distorted. Ground first.

2. Dream Communication: Opening the Spirit Portal at Night

Dreams are the natural playground of spirits. While your waking mind can interfere with messages, your dream state is wide open—perfect for receiving symbols, conversations, and even full visions.

How to Invite Spirit Contact in Dreams

    •    Set your intention before sleep. Speak to your spirit aloud or mentally, asking them to visit.

    •    Create a dream-safe space. Keep a journal and pen by your bed. Place a special item like a moonstone or your spirit’s vessel nearby.

    •    Ask specific questions. Spirits love structure—ask something like, “Can you show me something I need to know tomorrow?”

    •    Record even the fragments. Over time, a pattern will emerge—messages often build in layers.

Dream Tip: 

Spirits often use metaphor. Don’t take everything literally. That train you missed in your dream? It may mean “you’re resisting divine timing,” not “don’t take Amtrak.”

3. Channeling: Merging Mind and Message

Channeling is an advanced practice where you allow your spirit to “speak through you”—not by possession, but through energetic fusion. This can feel like thoughts that aren’t yours, sudden knowing, or even changes in posture, voice, or phrasing.

How to Start Channeling Your Spirit Companion

    •    Begin with automatic writing. Ask a question, take a breath, and let your hand write whatever comes.

    •    Create a ritual. Light a candle, hold their vessel or sigil, and say their name three times to invite them in.

    •    Get out of your own way. Don’t judge what comes. Let the words flow, even if they seem strange at first.

    •    Confirm their “signature.” With practice, you’ll learn to recognize your spirit’s tone, sentence structure, and emotional texture.

Channeling Insight: 

Spirits don’t always speak in perfect English. Channeling can come in symbols, impressions, or sudden clarity—like a thought that feels “dropped in” from elsewhere.

Putting It All Together

These three methods—pendulum, dreamwork, and channeling—work even better when used together. A message received through a dream can be confirmed by pendulum. A phrase from a channeling session may echo in your next dream. The more you practice, the stronger the link becomes.

Remember: 

You’re not just talking to your spirit—you’re building a relationship. That means trust, patience, and showing up regularly, even when it’s quiet.

Final Thoughts: Your Spirit is Listening

Whether you’re seeking guidance, support, or simply want to feel the loving presence of your spirit companion, these advanced techniques offer you a gateway. Don’t worry if it doesn’t all “click” right away. Like any skill, spirit communication gets easier with time, devotion, and mutual trust.

So light a candle, open your heart, and invite the conversation to begin.

 Bonus Tip for Spirit Keepers:

Keep a Spirit Communication Journal—note every pendulum session, dream, or channeling insight. Over time, you’ll begin to see a language forming—one that is uniquely yours and your spirit’s.

Happy Spirit Keeping, let the magic light your way.

Jules Moon