Sometimes you just need advice from an unbiased source. For some people that means turning to a tarot reading.
Tarot readings typically involve a private conversation between a reader and a client. Usually the client picks the cards out of the deck, and the reader creates the spread and interprets the cards. Continue reading
Recently, I have been doing a little research into runes and came across this video by LunarWisdom. I found it to be very well done and thought I would share it with you. Enjoy!
Link to LunarWisdom’s Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXQPf-5zrww7L5_FQ48_RjQ
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Dowsing and pendulums are one of the many forms of divination arts. According to my dictionary, dowsing is “a technique for searching for underground water, minerals, or anything invisible, by observing the motion of a pointer (traditionally a forked stick, now often paired bent wires) or the changes in direction of a pendulum, supposedly in response to unseen influences.” A more witchy definition is dowsing is the divination art of finding the answer to a question by channeling the divine and observing the movement of an object in the practitioner’s hands. On the art of dowsing Robert Boyle, the Father of Chemistry, said in an essay published in 1633 that “those who have seen it may much more readily believe than those who have not.”
This technique can be performed with two types of objects: dowsing rods and pendulums. Dowsing rods are two sticks or metal polls used to local objects and things in the Earth such as water, veins of metal, cable wires, etc. Pendulums (pictured above) are any object hanging on a string to answer basic questions. Continue reading
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