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From the earliest stages of civilization people have used various means of divination to communicate with the supernatural when seeking help in their public and private lives. Divination is most often practiced as a means of foretelling the future, and sometimes the past. It is one of the primary practices used by witches, wizards, medicine men, sorcerers, and shamans. These various groups of persons are often called diviners, who often belonged to special classes of priests and priestesses in past and present civilizations, and are specially trained in the practice and interpretation of their divinatory skills. Cartomancy (literally, divination from cards) is a type of fortune-telling by reading cards such as the tarot. See Tarot Cards Dowsing is the action of a person--called the dowser--using a rod, stick or other device--called a dowsing rod, dowsing stick, doodlebug (when used to locate oil) or divining rod--to locate such things as underground water, hidden metal, buried treasure, oil, lost persons or golf balls, etc. The dowser tries to locate objects by occult means.Map dowsers use a dowsing device, usually a pendulum, over maps to locate oil, minerals, persons, water, etc. However, the prototype of a dowser is the field dowser who walks around an area using a forked stick to locate underground water. When above water, the rod points downward. (Some dowsers use two rods. The rods cross when above water.) see Dowsing Rods see Pendulums Scrying is a type of divination. To scry is to spy out or discover by the eye objects at a distance. In occult literature, the term is used to describe the act of gazing at a shiny stone or mirror or into a crystal ball or into a dark dish of water, to see things past and future. (When a crystal is used, scrying is known as catoptromancy or crystallomancy.) Occultists claim that if one concentrates hard enough while gazing, one can conjure up the dead because scrying allegedly clears out the consciousness and opens a direct line to the other world. see Scrying Mirrors see Scrying Bowls Runes are an alphabetic script used by the peoples of Northern Europe from the first century c.e. until well into the Middle Ages.In addition to their use as a written alphabet, the runes also served as a system of symbols used for magic and divination.
What should I do about my finances? Is he or she the right one for me? Should I travel? Is there danger ahead? The Mystic Fortune cards will tell you the hidden answers. Here`s an easy and fun way to read your fortune. This is a 50 card divination tool, with full instructions.
Learn a different sort of mind skill, if scrying is not your favourite! Develop your psychic energy, & your ability to focus & send it telekinetically. Instructions are included for using this carefully balanced, light-weight instrument to hone your telekinetic skills. This kit contains a 2.54 cm diameter metal pentacle base, a 4 cm pin, & a lightweight 5cm aluminum rotor that you can use to visibly see the progress you are making in this hard-to-learn but powerful skill.
Size: 41cm
Michael St. Christopher has written the authoritative book about the ouija board. Instructions on how to successfully work with it are clear and easy-to-follow. In addition to details on the board, there is information on automatic writing, the planchette, and channeling; all of these subjects are handled in a clear and concise manner. Contact with the spirits is a complicated undertaking. The author answers all your questions on haunted houses, evil spirits, entrapped souls: she gives you instructions on how to release an imprisoned spirit and set it free on a higher plane. Paperback, 40 pages
Anyone can practice divination. You don't need to be psychic, or believe that a higher power controls the cards. Anyone can learn to predict the future using the methods described in this book. Learn how to choose the methods that works best for you, and ask the right questions so you get accurate answers. Discover the secrets of a wide variety of methods, from Tarot cards and the I Ching to crystal gazing, palmistry, and even reading signs and omens in the world around you. The real value of divination is in planning and prevention. If you like the answers you receive, continue on. If it looks like trouble ahead, adjust your course of action and see how your new plan affects the outcome. In this way you can use divination to fine tune your future and start living the life you've always dreamed of. item added 19 August 2008
The Enchanted Spellboard helps us connect, and receive those perceptive messages from the world beyond. Beautiful and easy to use, the kit contains an 18" x 18" folding board in full color, an engraved Magical Message Indicator, and a 30-page instruction book. Just place your fingertips on the indicator and ask a question. Youll feel a slight tingling sensation as you move the indicator around the board and bring it to rest on illustrated symbols that include a grotto of sacred trees, circle of dancing enchantresses, wheel of power words, zodiac signs, healing gemstones, and the four directions to help you find your way. Theres no better path to strengthening your intuition, conquering your fears, and deepening your understanding of our enchanted world. item added 23 Sept 2008
Cassandra Eason Scrying means seeing magical images in a reflective medium, such as a crystal
ball, mirror, or natural source of inspiration like fire, water or clouds. The word
“scry,” derived from the Anglo-Saxon word descry, means to “perceive dimly.”
The Spirit of the Ancestors Altar Kit is designed to empower you through remembrance of those whose lives gave birth to yours. Invoking the memory every day, through prayer and gratitude, of those who have gone before you, you'll create a special connection between you and your loving soul family. It’s a connection to be treasured, that transcends the boundaries of life and death.
What is the best way to transform your relationships, career, finances, and other important life concerns? For personal, accurate, and motivational guidance on all these matters, look to The Mystic Messenger! It responds quickly to all your queries by selecting the perfect response from nearly 12,000 possible answers. Here’s how: take the 48 split-page and Wire-O bound book and stand it up in the tray at the bottom of the box to form a special altar. Simply throw the four 12-sided, color-coded dice while asking a question. Then, match the numbers on the dice to the split-page of the same color. There, written on each card, is the resolution to your quandary, and the formula for changing what you have into what you want. item added 25 Nov 2008
Much older than tarot, tasseomancy (also known as tea leaf reading) is enjoying a much-deserved resurgence. And while it may seem forbidding to beginners, reading tea leaves and coffee grounds is relatively easy once you know the secrets. This latest volume in the indispensable Simply series takes you from tea sipper to fortune teller almost effortlessly. Find out which types of teas and cups are advantageous for readings (large leaves are better), how to properly “elevate” the tea (stir with a tall spoon) after brewing, and how to treat the dregs when the cup is empty. And, when you are ready to begin “reading,” this excellent reference includes an exhaustive guide to the meaning of dozens of shapes you may see in the leaves, from jugglers to chestnut trees.
Every face tells a story, and here's how to read what it says--not merely its expression, but the deeper meanings conveyed by its shapes. These include 23 forms of eyes, 23 conformations of eyebrows, 13 kinds of ears, 13 nose profiles, and nine types of mouth. The art of face reading, like feng shui, comes from China, but despite its Asian origins, applies equally well to all racial types. Well-known author Jonathan Dee, with the help of full-color illustrations, analyzes in detail what each feature reveals about the character of the person behind it. With a little study, you'll be able to interpret each form, line, and wrinkle to uncover the personalities of friends and enemies, family and business associates.
You can count on the numbers to reveal the truth about people and the world--and you can count on this guide to help you understand the numbers. With easy-to-follow examples and many charts, it shows how to analyze your own and others' characters, personalities, destinies, and karma. Using systems that date back to the Greek mathematician Pythagoras and the ancient Hebrew Kabala, you'll learn how to work out your name number, your life number, and your destiny number. You'll know how numbers relate to colors, planets, and signs of the zodiac. And when you master the simple principles, you'll be able to use numbers to plan each day, to predict the future, and even to find the perfect mate. |
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