Intuition is that inner message, or gut feeling, you get in the pit of your stomach that tells you whether a person, place, or thing is right for you. Intuition is essential for guarding your mind, body, and spirit against stress and harm.
Besides sipping, tea also serves another purpose. Tea is often used for exploring the past, present, and future. Interpreting the shapes and symbols of tea leaves is called the art of Tasseography, also known as Tasseomancy.
Discover the history of the crystal ball, famous crystal balls and readers, how the crystal ball works (scrying), how to select a crystal ball, and how to interpret one.
People have used the pendulum in divination for several hundred years to receive information. Named after the Latin word pendulus, meaning "hanging," Galileo Galilei first scientifically investigated the pendulum in the early 1600s, studying its regular motion for timekeeping.
Who has not heard about the legend of "Bloody Mary," where, if one stands in front of a mirror and says "Bloody Mary" three times, a witch is said to appear to kill the one who uttered it? Discover the history of the mirror, mirror superstitions, and twelve ways to use a mirror for spiritual purposes.
The candle may be one of the oldest objects used in magic. In ancient times, after sunset, the candle flame lit a path in the darkness of night. It also symbolized a way to avoid potential negativity or evil lurking in that darkness. To this day, those who practice candle magic (rituals) still believe that fire holds spiritual qualities that help us navigate life's physical and spiritual aspects.
