Whats your "Medium" For Divination?

Divination was practiced in all grades of communities and civilizations. The methods are many and various, and, uniquely in their variety are confined to no one portion of the world.

The art of divination is practiced among all, by the old ancestor's, and now among modern people, such as the Spiritualist medium or the witch. Divination has persisted in modern civilizations. Perhaps one of the most remarkable diviners was Nostradamus.

In addition to such gifted individuals who seemed to be able to discern future events through signs and visions, there are also popular techniques by which ordinary people can gain knowledge of the hidden present or future.

As well as the popular practice of astrology,

there are many fortune-telling systems such

as dream interpretation, palmistry, and the tarot cards

Divination, is a system of interpreting hidden knowledge rather than eliciting information through the intervention of spirits.

One development of dowsing of special interest is the art of radiesthesia, where pendulums are used instead of a dowsing rod, for the purpose of eliciting a wider range of information, such as ascertaining states of health or disease, prescribing remedies, tracing missing persons, or even divining distant events.

Popular interest in divination continues to flourish in modern times and even to increase with the uncertainties and anxieties of economic and political life. Gypsies are still reputed to have hereditary talents for fortune-telling.

Newspapers nation wide write daily astrological readings, and the use of tarot cards is widespread through many cultures, but the art of divination still requires some talent, which can be honed and strengthened through practice. This connection is personal and unique to each reader. With Practice and meditation, and an open mind and heart, you can find your tools in the most unexpected and surprising way.

May the divine guide you and teach you all you wish to learn on your magickal path.