Predictions · The gods of Egypt

The pyramid of the gods

An object to keep close to you, shaped like a small temple. Seven levels, seven gods, and at its heart, a pendulum waiting for your question.

The seven levels

A god for each area of your life

A single pyramid brings the seven gods together. Each one lives on one of its seven levels, a ring that turns. A small window reveals a prediction, chosen by the chance of the movement.

Work & projects

Thoth

The god of knowledge sheds light on your work, your projects and your career decisions.

Love & home

Isis

The protective mother speaks of your bonds, your relationship, your home.

Health & energy

Sekhmet

The lioness watches over your vitality and energy, never replacing medical advice.

Time

Nut

The sky goddess shows the timing: soon, later, as the seasons turn.

Outcome & solution

Maat

The keeper of balance shows how the situation can be resolved.

Quick answer

Anubis

The guide of passages answers in one word: yes, no or maybe.

Your number

Horus

The all-seeing eye gives you a number from 1 to 12, to interpret.

How to use it

How to use the pyramid

  1. Settle somewhere quiet and form your question in your mind.
  2. Turn the tip at the top towards the person concerned: most often yourself, or someone else.
  3. Spin the rings in one movement, without trying to choose.
  4. Read the phrases that appear in the windows, starting with the level that matches your question.
  5. If a doubt remains, turn to the pendulum to confirm.
The heart of the pyramid

The hidden pendulum

The pyramid is hollow. A pendulum rests safely at its heart. It does not replace the pyramid, it completes it: when a prediction leaves you unsure, it confirms with yes or no, like a dowsing pendulum.

How to use the pendulum

  1. Take the pendulum out through the small hatch under the base and let it come to rest.
  2. Hold the chain between your thumb and index finger, a few centimetres above the pendulum. Rest your elbow on the table so your arm stays perfectly still.
  3. Before you start, ask it to show you its “yes”, then its “no”. Often it turns one way for yes, the other way for no, and swings hesitantly for maybe.
  4. Ask one question at a time, clear and closed, linked to the prediction the pyramid gave you.
  5. Watch without trying to influence it. Let the movement come, don't guess the answer in advance.
  6. Say thank you, then put the pendulum back in the heart of the pyramid.

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