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Luciferianism

Luciferianism, like Satanism itself, has a multitude of forms; primarily being of a Traditionalist slant, and Modernist slant. What I am going to describe herein is primarily just a brief overview of the main differences between “Satanism” and “Luciferianism.” For
31 October 2012
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Technomancy

Technomancy is often known as the magical art related to use and manipulation of technology. Etymology Derived from the English techno(logy) and Greek manteia ('prophecy') History An early appearance of the term
7 August 2012

Hydromancy

Hydromancy (also known as Ydromancy and Hydrascopy) is a method of divination by means of water, including the colour, ebb and flow, or ripples produced by pebbles dropped in a pool. Etymology
25 March 2010

Hakata

Hakata is a South African form of divination that uses bones or dice. Methods African witch used pieces of bone, ivory or wood for divination. These different objects are inscribed with symbols
25 March 2010

Gyromancy

Gyromancy is a divination performed by walking in a circle until dizziness caused a person to fall and this was interpreted in various ways. Etymology Derived from the Greek gūros ('spiral') and
25 March 2010

Geomancy

Geomancy is a method of divination that interprets markings on the ground or the patterns formed by tossed handfuls of soil, rocks, or sand. Etymology Derived from the Greek Gaia|ge ('earth') and
25 March 2010

Fractomancy

Fractomancy: Etymology and Methods of Divination through Fractures Introduction Fractomancy is a rare and intriguing form of divination that involves interpreting patterns and symbols formed by natural or induced fractures. This method,
25 March 2010

Favomancy

Favomancy, a type of cleromancy, is a form of divination that involves throwing beans on the ground and interpreting the patterns in which the beans fall. Etymology Favomancy comes from the Latin
25 March 2010

Phytognomy

Phytognomy is the practice of predicting medical powers of plants from their shape. Etymology Derived from the Greek phuton ('plant') and gnomonia ('interpretation') Methods The mandrake root was taken as an excellent
13 October 2009

Somatomancy

Somatomancy is a form of divination by observing a body. Etymology Derived from the Greek sōma ('body') and manteia ('prophecy') SEE ALSO: Cephalomancy Cheiromancy Cheirognomy Podomancy Rumpology Schematomancy Augury Divinations BOOKS FOR
7 August 2009

Videomancy

Videomancy is a divination by moving pictures, television, or movies. Etymology The word Videomancy is derived from the English video and Greek manteia ('prophecy') Methods There are many ways but the most
22 June 2009
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