Definition
The principle that an arbitrary set of circumstances (eg the positions of stars in the sky at ones birth, a random dealing of Tarot Cards, etc.) can suggest to the diviner the hidden background of a given event and its likely outcome. Occultists believe that Divination is not "Fortune Telling" - the latter is hopelessly fatalistic, but the former allows for the existence of free will.

We have compiled some information on the most common methods and tools used for divination by our psychics. You can try these tools for yourself and if you are unsure about the interpretation you are more than welcome to call our number listed at the top of this page for a greater insight into your reading.

The best way to start is to read up about the subject and select your preferred method. Tools such as Tea Leaves, Automatic Writing and Scrying are commonly available and you can use equipment or general household items to start with.

If you want to explore any of the other tools in a bit more depth we suggest purchasing a starter packs some of which are listed at the bottom of the subject page, these are helpful as it not only comes with the tool itself such as tarot cards or runes but also comes with an accompanying book as a useful reference guide. 

If there are any other methods you would like to read about please do not hesitate in contacting us and we will do our best to source an expert and provide more information for you.

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