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- Pendulum magic : an enchanting spell book of discovery and magic / by Noir, Fortuna,author.(CARDINAL)883608;
Pendulum charts -- Making decisions -- Making discoveries -- Eclectic magic."With Pendulum Magic, discover the pendulum's power to act as your guide through the mystical world"--- Subjects: Fortune-telling by pendulum.; Pendulum;
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- Pendulum craft : your guide to using, choosing & understanding pendulums / by Taylor, Fox,author.;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Pendulums are a fixture in the metaphysical world. They are tools for decision making, but they can be so much more. Pendulums are a physics equation made magic. Pendulums allow bodies and other realms to communicate through otherwise indiscernible vibrations. These are magical tools that hold massive potential for how to divine information and connect on a deeper level. Pendulum Craft is an expansive, useful guide to using pendulums not just for divination, but for introspection, experimentation, and channeling messages from the beyond. In addition to a deep dive into the history and usage of pendulums--from "water witching" to folk healing, from the science of ideomotor reactions to the pendulum's function as a tool of the occult--author Fox Taylor covers different types of pendulums, including how to make a pendulum or select one at the store. They also cover how to connect with and calibrate a pendulum, how to trust "inner knowing," and finally how to work with a pendulum board and ask the right questions that will produce desired information.- Subjects: Self-help publications.; Pendulum.; Fortune-telling by pendulum.; Spiritualism.;
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- Pendulums & intuition : practical advice for trusting your inner wisdom / by Muller, Karina(Life coach),author.(CARDINAL)895150; Gendlin, Lana,author.(CARDINAL)895151;
Includes bibliographical references."How to choose your pendulum, care for it, and get your practice started with exercises and resources"--- Subjects: Fortune-telling by pendulum.; Intuition.;
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- The founding fortunes : how the wealthy paid for and profited from America's revolution / by Shachtman, Tom,1942-author.(CARDINAL)136578;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 297-320) and index."In The Founding Fortunes, historian Tom Shachtman offers an in-depth look at a time when money became as vital as guns in securing victory on the Revolutionary War's battlefields, and how some of America's wealthiest men risked their fortunes to aid thenew country even as they reaped benefits from its independence. While history teaches that successful revolutions depend on participation by the common man, the establishment of a stable and independent United States first required wealthy colonials uniting to disrupt the very system that had enriched them, and then funding a very long war. While some fortunes were made during the war at the expense of the poor, many of the wealthy embraced the goal of obtaining for their poorer countrymen an unprecedented equality of opportunity, along with independence. Tom Shachtman tells this story through tracing the lives of a dozen men who made and lost fortunes, and deeply affected the finances of the new country. In addition to nuanced views of the well-known wealthy such as Robert Morris and John Hancock, and of the less wealthy but influential Alexander Hamilton, The Founding Fortunes offers insight into the contributions of those often overlooked by popular history: Henry Laurens, the plantation owner who replaced Hancock as President of Congress; pioneering businessmen William Bingham, Jeremiah Wadsworth, and Stephen Girard; privateer magnate Elias Hasket Derby; and Hamilton's successors at Treasury, Oliver Wolcott, Jr. and Albert Gallatin. Revelatory and insightful, The Founding Fortunes provides a riveting history of economic patriotism that still resonates today"--Part one: Colonial matters, 1763-1776, Offensive acts -- Resistance becomes rebellion -- Pledging lives and fortunes -- Part two: The Revolutionary War, 1776-1781. Blood, property, and profit -- Valley Forge dreams -- Interlude: assault on Fort Wilson -- Bricks without straw: the path to Yorktown -- Part three: Victory and aftermath, 1781-1789. Triumph, and the costs of war -- Targets of ire -- Curing the defects -- Part four: The federalist ascendancy, 1789-1796. Washington: creating the establishment -- Progress, panic, and paternalism -- New resistance to authority -- Part five: Parties, populism, and striving for economic independence, 1797-1813. Adams: necessary transitions -- Jefferson: the pendulum swing -- Madison: a war for economic freedom.- Subjects: History.; Businesspeople; Rich people;
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