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Palmistry 101: A Guide To Palm Reading For Enchanted Babes! by Christine Narducci
Do you want to know your future? Oh come on now, I know you do! Palmistry has been around for thousands of years, and it’s still popular today. No matter where you came from, everyone is at least a little bit curious about what their hands might tell them. Obviously, the best way to create a…
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Christine started a new discussion "Tasseography" on Pagan UnderWorld
------------ This is the form of divination I was taught by my grandmother. She was a German native and in German Tasse means cup. So, it is actually a preferred divination in Germany. I use tea leaves but you can also interpret coffee grounds as well. Here's some information about it along with…
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Crystal Balls and Divination Throughout History
The use of crystal balls, mirrors, quicksilver, polished steel or water surface as a means of divination, divination mirrors in literature, Roman, Hebrew, and Arabic divination, and the beliefs of Western Europe on crystal-gazing…
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The Ancient Celtic Druids & The Delphic Legacy:
(Pictured: Michaelangelo:" Delphic Sibyl" ---'The Seer') Seers People who claimed special knowledge of the divine or supernatural realms have appeared in many myths, legends, folktales, and religious traditions. Those known as seers could see things hidden from others. They had the ability to…
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Pendulums by Amber S.
A pendulum is a very basic tool used for divination. A pendulum consists only of a chain with a heavy object at one end, usually a pointed object. For practice, you can use a necklace or a heavy object, such as a screw nut, tied to the end of a piece of string. For more advanced work, however, you…
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Fire Scrying Ritual By Patti Wigington
Scrying is the act of staring into something – often a shiny surface, but not always – for the purpose of divination. Visions and images are then interpreted intuitively by the individual doing the scrying. Many people prefer to scry using shiny surfaces – mirror, a crystal ball, even water – but…
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What Lines Mean in Palmistry
If the fleshy mounts and flat plains are the topography of your hand, the lines are the roads that cross it as you journey through life. Get familiar with the major freeways that mark just about everyone's hand, even if you don't see them change much, because they will help you as reference points…
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History of scrying by Martin Cornell T/A wiccanwood
Scrying can be described as the action of gazing into or upon a surface, be it a pool of water, a mirror or a crystal. Scrying is one of the most ancient of divination techniques and was practiced by Arabs, Magi, Egyptians, Romans and Greeks. In fact it is reputed that the witches of Thessaly were…
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What Lines Mean in Palmistry article was written on January 03, 2013 posted under Palmistry
If the fleshy mounts and flat plains are the topography of your hand, the lines are the roads that cross it as you journey through life. Get familiar with the major freeways that mark just about everyone's hand, even if you don't see them change much, because they will help you as reference points…
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Palmistry: 10 Clues You Should Stay Home From Work Today by Alexandra Chauran
Wouldn't it be great if you could have a warning system in place to let you know when the work day is about to be so brutally horrible that you might as well just stay in bed? Actually, everybody has access to such a warning system, and it lies right in the palm of your hand.…
"As in the body, so in the Soul, Open the Doors." (An overview on quite a few different methods of "Fortune Telling")