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Pendulum Magic: An Enchanting Divination Book of Discovery and Magic (Volume 6)

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Harness the power of the pendulum with this petite yet potent reference—learn to use a simple crystal or weight suspended from a string to receive guidance from the spirit world.

Used for dowsing and divination, the pendulum is a magical tool essential to every witch’s practice. With the help of Pendulum Magic , discover how to direct the power you already have within you .

In this beginner-friendly handbook, find rituals for balancing chakras , meditations , and methods for clearing negative energies accompanied by beautiful illustrations. Explore the world of magic with a variety of spells and approaches for hands-on practices to master the powers of the world. 

Find the guidance you seek with magical rituals like this one:
 
Let every swing of the pendulum be your guide in the mystical world.

The Pocket Spell Books series encompasses all your greatest desires and guides you through the spells, potions, rituals, and charms necessary to achieve your goals. These diminutive but powerful books each contain a carefully selected collection of useful spells for seasoned witches and new practitioners alike. Take your magical practice further by collecting all the Pocket Spell Books, which include: Protection Spells , Moon Spells , Love Spells , Candle Magic , and Angel Numbers .

160 pages, Hardcover

Published March 28, 2023

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June 23, 2026
Slop unworthy of even a beginner. Blatant false information such as the use of metal in a pendulum being ineffective and otherwise repetitive ad nauseam. Nothing to be learned or gained. I would instead suggest anything by Richard Webster.
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