Pendulum Dowsing Charts for Beginners

Most pendulum books ask you to believe first. This one starts by explaining what actually moves a pendulum, then gives you a way to find out, from your own written records, where your readings are worth trusting and where they are not.

The method is taught once, clearly, at the start of the book. You will learn how to choose and hold a pendulum, how to find your own yes and no, how to ask a question that gets a clear answer, and what to do when the answer is unclear. After that the charts speak for themselves, and no page repeats instructions you have already read.

Every chart has a full page to itself, with nothing printed above or below it, so you can work over the page easily. Facing each chart is a short entry that tells you what the chart is for, what its answers mean, and one thing to try, with room to write your reading down.

The sixty-eight charts cover:

• Everyday answers, including yes, no, maybe and not yet.
• Letters, numbers, dates, days of the week and hours of the clock.
• Naming a feeling and finding what you need right now.
• Breaking a stuck decision into parts and choosing a first step.
• Preparing for a conversation and deciding when to speak.
• Choosing and placing objects and stones, and deciding what to keep.
• The seven centres, breath and grounding.
• Building a practice that lasts, from opening a session to reading back your records.

Includes access to printable PDF charts and worksheets to help you practice at home

The book also asks something unusual of you. Once a week, use a chart on a question whose answer you will soon find out, write the reading down before you know, and mark it that evening. Over twenty entries you will see for yourself how reliable your readings are, and which kinds of question they suit.

For beginners who want a practice they can test for themselves.