I have read a few different books on pendulums, and this wasn’t the worst, but it wasn’t the best either. I would really have liked to see Cassandra dive deeper into spiritual work with the pendulum, but that just didn’t happen.

It seemed to me the focus in this book was to use the pendulum to find things, places, water, tangible items like that, not soul searching answers.

There are many, many exercises with step by step instructions, and while some of them are helpful, some are just plain silly, and following the instructions would be an extremely time consuming way to accomplish your task at hand.

Just because you can use pendulum to do certain things really doesn’t mean you should, for example if I lose my car keys I’m going to look for them, not draw a map of my house to narrow it down to the room, then draw a map of that room to narrow it down further and so on and so.

Although some of the ideas here just seem like a stretch to fill pages, the book is well written and Cassandra is easy to read and comprehend. She gives good explanations on the topics she does cover.

For someone just starting out with a pendulum and wanting to know what it can be used for, this is a good place to look.

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