Month: August 2013

There are many types of dowsing charts available for a wide variety of topics. Dowsing can be done without any tools at all, but having…

Shape: Any flexible rod, branch or wire. Can be most any length from one foot to over three feet. They sometimes have a coiled wire…

One of the most sensitive dowsing devices is the aurameter rod, invented by Verne L. Cameron, noted as being one of the most talented dowsers…

There are many very successful dowsing systems and methods, with or without tools. But as a general rule, most dowsers usually use one of the…

Urticariaomancy is a divination by the location of an itch. Etymology Derived from the New Latin urticaria ('hives') and Greek manteia ('prophecy') Methods There are…

Uromancy or Urimancy is a divination by interpreting the omens from the urine of human or animal. Etymology Derived from the Greek ouron ('urine') and…

Uranomancy or Ouranomancy is a divination by consulting the heavens or observing the natural phenomena in the sky. Etymology Derived from the Greek ouranos ('firmament')…

Trochomancy is a divination by interpreting the wheel tracks. Etymology Derived from the Greek trokhos ('wheel') and manteia ('prophecy') SEE ALSO: Augury Divinations BOOKS FOR…

Thumomancy is divination or forecasting by means of one's soul or spirit. Etymology Derived from the Greek thumos ('soul') and manteia ('prophecy') SEE ALSO: Augury…

An example of Alectryomancy: Russian peasant girls used chicken for divination. Theriomancy or Zoomancy is a form of divination that involves observation of the appearance…