The most popular methods of divination, such as Tarotor Runes and Animal Divination, employ various divination tools. Beginners can start by researching and exploring different types of divination tools, such as tarot cards, astrology, and scrying. There are no limits to the tools available to aspiring diviners, and any divination tool, whether made or bought, is a bridge that connects one side of a river with another.
Tarot cards are a classic style of divination used to address potential futures. The mind is also an important aspect of divination, as it helps us communicate with our higher selves, spirit guides, and the higher astral planes. A pendulum, a small weight suspended on a chain or string, is a versatile divination tool that can help seek answers and gain insight.
The author personally uses a tarot and pendulum for divination, while a pendulum is used when talking to spirits or deities. Oracle cards, pendulum, automatic writing, astrology, meditation, and dreams are some of the most popular divination tools.
In conclusion, divination tools are essential for communicating with higher selves, spirit guides, and the higher astral planes. To enhance your life, consider using tools like Oracle cards, Pendulum, Automatic Writing, Astrology, Meditation, and Dreams. By exploring different divination tools and techniques, you can find the best fit for your needs and preferences.
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Love this article and your energy! I mainly use the tarot but I’ve started using a pendulum as well. The most amazing divination tool i’ve discovered recently though is the I Ching – at 3000 years old it really is the oldest divination method. It’s a pity it tends to get over looked here in the west in favour of tarot etc. I was encouraged to use I Ching when I learnt that Lon Milo Duquette, head of the OTO and a major proponent of the Thoth Tarot, uses the I Ching. Subscribed!
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