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Moleosophy

Moleosophy Moleosophy is a technique of divination and fortune telling based upon the observation and interpretation of bodily marks —- primarily those of the melanocytic nevus condition (i.e. moles).. Etymology Derived from
14 October 2013
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Hydromancy

Hydromancy Hydromancy, also known as ydromancy or hydrascopy, is a form of divination by means of water. The practice may involve observing the colour, movement, ebb and flow, spontaneous agitation or ripples of water, as well as interpreting the effects
25 March 2010
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Catoptromancy

Captromancy Captromancy, also known as catoptromancy, enoptromancy, catoxtromancy or caloptromancy, is a form of divination using

TYROMANCY

Tyromancy Tyromancy, also known as tiromancy and sometimes typomancy, is an old form of divination using

Sphondulomancy

Sphondulomancy: Divination by the Spindle Sphondulomancy is an obscure form of divination in which the movement of a spindle is observed and interpreted for signs of the future. The name derives from
23 January 2015

Nomancy

Nomancy Nomancy, also known as onomancy, is the art of divination through the examination of a person’s name. The letters, vowels, numerical values, structure and other characteristics of the name may be
23 January 2015

Dendromancy

Dendromancy Dendromancy is a form of divination involving the leaves, branches and other parts of trees and plants, especially oak and mistletoe. The practice may include observing the condition of plant material,
20 March 2014

Chaomancy

Chaomancy Chaomancy is a branch of aeromancy concerned with divination through aerial phenomena, atmospheric visions and signs appearing in the sky. The practitioner interprets unusual formations or disturbances in the air as
20 March 2014

Cartopedy

Cartopedy Cartopedy is a form of somatomancy concerned with divination through the study of the feet. In principle, it resembles palmistry, but instead of examining the hands, the practitioner studies the shape,
20 March 2014

Bumpology

Bumpology Bumpology is the supposed art of determining a person’s character, abilities or future by examining the bumps, contours and irregularities of the skull. The term is closely associated with phrenology, the
20 March 2014

Austromancy

Austromancy Austromancy is a form of atmospheric divination concerned with interpreting winds and clouds as signs of future events. It belongs to the wider field of aeromancy, in which phenomena of the
13 March 2014

Auramancy

Auramancy: Divination Through the Aura Auramancy is a form of divination in which the practitioner interprets the aura, the subtle field of energy traditionally believed to surround the human body and other
13 March 2014

Anemoscopy

Anemoscopy Anemoscopy is a form of divination based upon the observation and interpretation of winds. The practitioner studies such characteristics as the wind’s direction, strength, sound and movement, together with visible effects
13 March 2014

Ambulomancy

Ambulomancy is the divination by walking, usually in circles. Etymology From Latin ambulare, ‘to walk’ and Greek manteia, ‘prophecy’. SEE ALSO: Divinations by Observation Divinations BOOKS FOR YOU TO READ IN OUR
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