Login
Subscribe
TodayMonday, September 28, 2026

Divination by Observation- Page 5

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
by

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
by

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

XENOMANCY

Xenomancy Xenomancy is a form of divination based on observing the first stranger who appears after a question has been asked, a ritual has been performed, or a significant moment has begun.
22 February 2013

ZYGOMANCY

Zygomancy: Divination by Balance and Weight Zygomancy is a form of divination in which weights, scales or balances are used to obtain an omen or judgement. The name derives from the Greek
22 February 2013

Chartomancy

Chartomancy Chartomancy is a form of divination based upon the interpretation of inscriptions written on paper, cards, documents, manuscripts, letters, or other written materials. The practitioner examines words, phrases, symbols, or unexpected
30 December 2012

Abacomancy

Abacomancy Abacomancy, also known as Amathomancy, is a form of divination based upon the interpretation of patterns found in dust, dirt, silt, sand, or ashes. In some descriptions, the ashes used may
30 December 2012

Anthroposcopy

Anthroposcopy: Reading the Human Body Through Observation Anthroposcopy is the examination of the human body through visual observation. The word derives from the Greek anthropos, meaning “human being”, and skopein, meaning “to
13 November 2012

Xylomancy

Xylomancy Xylomancy is a form of divination by means of wood, particularly through the interpretation of fallen branches, twigs, logs and other pieces of timber. The diviner studies their shape, position, arrangement
13 November 2012

Amniomancy

Amniomancy: Divination by the Caul Amniomancy is a form of divination in which the future of a newborn child is interpreted from the caul, the thin portion of the amniotic membrane that
13 November 2012

Alomancy

Alomancy: Divination Through Salt Alomancy, also known as halomancy, is a form of divination using salt. Very little survives concerning its precise ritual methods, but the practice belongs to the ancient belief
31 October 2012

Eromancy

Eromancy Eromancy is a form of divination involving air and water and is traditionally described as one of six methods of this kind practised by the ancient Persians. The divinatory procedure combined
31 October 2012

Typomancy

Typomancy Typomancy is an unusual divinatory term that has been used in two different senses. In one meaning, it refers to the interpretation of typographical errors as omens or meaningful signs. In
7 August 2012
1 … 3 4 5 6

PRODUCTS

We're excited to share THIS LIST of spellcraft and witchcraft guides. Whether you're just starting out or deepening your practice, these books cover everything from wicca to hoodoo to demonology.CLICK HERE

Follow