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CARDS AND SYMBOLS

Pendulum (yes or no)

The pendulum is a traditional tool for questions that can be answered with yes or no. Type your question, watch the virtual pendulum swing and see its answer.

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What is Pendulum (yes or no)?

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This section will explain what Pendulum (yes or no) is, where it comes from and what it looks at.

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How does it work on Taroti?

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What will you see?

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General readings are for entertainment and personal reflection.

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