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Sikidy is a form of geomancy that relies on the interpretation of sixteen figures. Etymology Derived from the Malagasy transliteration of English sixteen Origin Sikidy is the most important method of divination

Papyromancy is a form of divination through folding paper. Etymology Derived from the Greek papuros ('paper') and manteia ('prophecy') Methods A paper fortune teller, known as cootie catcher, scrunchie or chatterbox, is

Arithmomancy Arithmancy is the art of divination by means of numbers and a precursor to numerology. Etymology Sometimes wrongly called Arithmomancy, it is a simplified version of ancient Greek Isopsephy or Hebrew/Aramaic

Armomancy Armomancy (also scapulimancy, scapulomancy, omoplatoscopy) is the art of divination through inspecting one's shoulders or the shoulder blades of sacrificed animals . Etymology From Latin armus (shoulder blade). Method The diviner

Anthropomancy Anthropomancy or hepatoscopy is a method of divination by the entrails, particularly the intestines, of dead or dying men or women, often virgin female children, through sacrifice. Etymology From Greek anthropos

Origins of Arithmancy Arithmancy is an ancient form of divination that relies on mathematics. Unlike other forms of divination that rely on the subjective interpretation of images or dreams, Arithmancy relies on

Aleuromancy is an ancient Greek method of divination using flour. Etymology From the Greek aleuron, meaning 'flour'. Method In its original form, slips of paper containing philosophical writings would be baked inside

Aeromancy is a form of divination conducted by interpreting atmospheric conditions or phenomena in the sky. Etymology From Greek aero, air, and manteia, divination Types There are several types of divination that