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Quick Review

• I found this book easy to understand and immediately apply to my pendulum practice.
• Gives a wide range of ways to use your pendulum and describes briefly how to use the pendulum for many of these uses.
• Has very practical information to help you choose your pendulum, care for it, learn to use it, and develop a divination practice.
• Sometimes information is repeated a few times within a couple paragraphs of each other.
• A quarter of the book’s length is dedicated to different pendulum circles with illustrations, including 5 blank circle pages.
• I appreciated the emphasis throughout the book that what works for her or another person may not work for you, and that you should experiment.

In Depth Review

I myself am only a beginner pendulum user before reading this book, and have only used mine a limited amount of times (however with great success!). In other words I did not have a lot of preconceived thoughts or practice. That being said I did find that I knew a lot of the information in this book coming into it, however it did solidify the knowledge I have and give it structure. I found a few of the concepts introduced that were new to me fascinating and went on to research them further, such as the ideomotor phenomenon, perpetual transmutation of energy, the Akashic records, and pendulum circles.

This book gives a wide range of ways to use your pendulum and describes how to use it for these purposes with easy to follow instructions that you can apply immediately to your practice. I think this would be an amazing book for the beginning pendulum user and pagan as it has a great overview of the pendulums uses, the materials and shapes for you to choose from, what to do before, during, and after to create a divination practice, and describes in detail how to use a pendulum for specific purposes.

If I had to describe this book in two words?: introductory and helpful.

Book Look

• As the series name “A Little Bit” implies this book series has a small formatted book that is about 4.25 x 5.5 (or a sheet of paper folded in half).
• My copy is a hefty hardback cardboard cover with a textured paper taped over it in a vibrant purple plum and mustard yellow with foiled silver text. It’s very eye catching.
• The paper is a cream/off-white, medium weighted, textured paper where one side of the paper appears to be textured differently than the other side – one side is much smoother than the other making half the book easier to highlight and the text is also significantly darker on many of the pages than the other half of the book.
• The font is a soft serif that is rather small and printed in a dark purple which could be difficult to read for those with sight issues.
• The chapters and chapter sections are clearly marked with all caps purple or gold titles. The chapter title pages are text on a purple background with vector decorations.
• The book is formatted in a basic way with chapters and section headings and lists that are easy to ready and follow.
• This book does not have many illustrations, and no pictures. The illustrations are mostly pendulum practice circles.

Favorite Quotes

Musical Suggestions

I would pair this book with some moody fantasy music or a “Harry Potter” themed study playlist. I enjoyed A Little Bit of Pendulums while listening to the playlist “A Witch’s Autumn” on Spotify by hannahbetharnett.