The art of interpreting divine signs was known as augury (augurium). This form of divination was performed by the Roman augurs (augures) and magistrates. Originally augury was performed by interpreting signs from
Type of Divination : Sortilege (cleromancy). This consists of the casting of lots, or sortes, whether with sticks, stones, bones, beans, coins, or some other item. Modern playing cards and board games developed from this type of divination. History Among
Most commonly used for divination or marked on amulets in an effort to imbue them with supposedly magical powers, runes are characters of the earliest written alphabet of people in parts of
The I Ching (Yijing) is an ancient system of Chinese wisdom, often consulted for oracular Divination. The I Ching, which means “Book of Changes,” consists of 64 hexagrams of solid and broken
Scrying is the ancient art of clairvoyance achieved by concentrating upon an object—usually one with a shiny surface—until visions appear. The term scrying comes from the English word descry, which means “to
Numerology (also known as Numeromancy and Arithmomancy) is divination by numerical interpretation of numbers, dates, and the number value of letters. In numerology, all words, names and numbers may be reduced to
Tarot (Tar-oh; first known as tarocchi, also tarock and similar names) is a system of symbolism and philosophy consisting of a set of 78 images, normally embodied in a deck of cards
Dowsing, frequently called water witching or doodlebugging (USA), is a method of divination for discovering water, metals, and minerals, in or under ground that appears to have arisen in the context of
Spontaneous Divinations are Divinations that does not follow a method but rather the answer comes from whatever object the diviner happens to see or hear. (reading auras and New Age methods of
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