INTRODUCTION
My name is Laurel, and I am here to tell you about the real-world subject of divination. Divination is the practise of seeking knowledge of the future by supernatural means.
Books I recommend about divination
Some books on divination (any level) I recommend are:
Divination for Beginners by Scott Cunningham, The Ultimate Guide to Divination: The Beginners Guide to Using Cards, Crystals, Runes, Palmistry, and More for Insight and Predicting the Future by Dean Liz, and more.
Items some use in divination
Some people use these items in divination:
Crystal ball
A crystal ball is mostly a key item in divination; used by fortune tellers and clairvoyants for crystal-gazing.
Pendulums
Pendulums are bodies suspended from a fixed point so it can swing back and forth under the influence of gravity; also often a key item in divination.
Tarot deck
The tarot (tar-OH) deck is a pack of playing cards used to gain insight into the past, present or future; another frequent key item in divination.
I ching book and coins
The i ching book and coins are an ancient Chinese text and coins; some use it in divination.
Essential oils
The essential oils are the essence of plants such as clary sage; peppermint; mandarin; ylang-ylang, ect; an often key item in divination.
Stream-of-consciousness writing
Stream-of-consciousness writing is a type of writing that is a sort of key item in divination.
Crystals
The crystal is a type of mineral that can decorate your altar (if Wiccan), room, table, or home; sometimes a key item in divination.
Numerology
Numerology or arithmancy is the branch of which deals with the occult significance of numbers; some use this item as a key item in divination.
Animal messages
Animal messages are means of which you use an animal to deliver a message; an often key item in divination.
Using signs and signals
The use of signs and symbols is a prognosticating the future which you practise on-the-go; sometimes key in divination.
Opening a book on a random
Opening a book on a random page is oftentimes a key item in divination; it is called Bibliomancy.
Divination types
Abacomancy, numerology (arithmancy), acultomancy, andromancy, bibliomancy (see above) et cetera.
Origin
The origin of the word Divination is from Latin Divinare meaning to foresee, to foretell, to predict, to prophesy.
Conclusion
That concludes my studies of the art of divination.
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