Ever picked up a pendulum and wondered how on earth you're supposed to use it? Or perhaps you've seen someone using one and thought, "Is that actually moving on its own?!" Well, this workshop is for you! Join me at Something Kind of Woo for two hours of discovery, curiosity and a little bit of woo as we explore the fascinating world of pendulums and dowsing. Whether you're a complete beginner, a curious sceptic or someone who's dabbled but never quite got the hang of it, this is your chance to learn how to work with a pendulum in a relaxed, friendly and supportive environment. So, what will we cover? ✨ What exactly is dowsing? Discover what dowsing is, how it works in traditional practice and why people have been fascinated by it for centuries. ✨ A little bit of history From traditional water divining to modern-day spiritual practices, we'll explore the history and evolution of dowsing. ✨ Getting to know your pendulum Learn how to hold it, work with it and understand the different movements it makes. ✨ Training your pendulum Discover how to establish your personal yes, no and maybe responses, ask clear questions and build confidence through practice. ✨ Cleansing and intention setting Explore traditional ways of preparing your pendulum and setting intentions before working with it. ✨ Putting it into practice Have a go at different exercises, experiment with your pendulum and discover how it can be used as a tool for personal reflection and mindfulness. ✨ Common mistakes and troubleshooting What happens when your pendulum doesn't move? Or gives you a different answer every time? We'll explore why and what to do. And the best bit? You'll receive your very own metal pendulum (retail value £12) to use throughout the workshop and take home with you, so you can continue practising everything you've learned. No previous experience needed, no complicated terminology and absolutely no pressure to believe in anything. Just bring an open mind, a little curiosity and a willingness to give something new a go! We'll also touch on the science behind pendulum movement, including the ideomotor effect, so you can explore both the traditional beliefs and the practical explanations. What's included: A full 2-hour guided workshop Your own metal pendulum to keep (worth £12) Practical exercises and hands-on experience Guidance and tips for continuing your practice at home
Ever picked up a pendulum and wondered how on earth you’re supposed to use it? Or perhaps you’ve seen someone using one and thought, “Is that actually moving on its own?!”
Well, this workshop is for you!
Join me at Something Kind of Woo for two hours of discovery, curiosity and a little bit of woo as we explore the fascinating world of pendulums and dowsing.
Whether you’re a complete beginner, a curious sceptic or someone who’s dabbled but never quite got the hang of it, this is your chance to learn how to work with a pendulum in a relaxed, friendly and supportive environment.
So, what will we cover?
✨ What exactly is dowsing? Discover what dowsing is, how it works in traditional practice and why people have been fascinated by it for centuries.
✨ A little bit of history From traditional water divining to modern-day spiritual practices, we’ll explore the history and evolution of dowsing.
✨ Getting to know your pendulum Learn how to hold it, work with it and understand the different movements it makes.
✨ Training your pendulum Discover how to establish your personal yes, no and maybe responses, ask clear questions and build confidence through practice.
✨ Cleansing and intention setting Explore traditional ways of preparing your pendulum and setting intentions before working with it.
✨ Putting it into practice Have a go at different exercises, experiment with your pendulum and discover how it can be used as a tool for personal reflection and mindfulness.
✨ Common mistakes and troubleshooting What happens when your pendulum doesn’t move? Or gives you a different answer every time? We’ll explore why and what to do.
And the best bit?
You’ll receive your very own metal pendulum (retail value £12) to use throughout the workshop and take home with you, so you can continue practising everything you’ve learned.
No previous experience needed, no complicated terminology and absolutely no pressure to believe in anything. Just bring an open mind, a little curiosity and a willingness to give something new a go!
We’ll also touch on the science behind pendulum movement, including the ideomotor effect, so you can explore both the traditional beliefs and the practical explanations.
What’s included: