Divination:

Practices involving the interpretation of signs or symbols that seek to obtain oracular knowledge of events. Examples of divinatory practices are geomancy, tarot, I Ching, sortilege, and reading tea leaves.

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Diviner:

Obviously, one who does divination.

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Divination:

The art and science of finding out hidden information about the past, present or future through the use of psychic talents.

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DIVINATION - magical method of exploration or inquiry into a situation via such methods as Tarot cards, runestones, I-Ching, etc.

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DIVINE POWER: the Life Force or Energy, which exist in the God and Goddess and the ultimate source of all things.

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divinity

The godhood; the totality control of universal forces

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Divining Rod:

A forked rod (or sometimes a pair of L-shaped rods) used in dowsing.

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DIVINATION: magickal method of looking into the future or the past or seeking unknown information through the use of various oracles.

1) the ritual process designed to contact the psychic mind.

2) the magickal act of dicovering the unknown.

3) the act (DIVINING) of contacting the psychic mind by tricking, or drowsing, the Conscious Mind through ritual & observation of, or manipulation of, tools. NOTE: this isn't necessary for those who can easily attain communication with the psychic mind, though they may practice it.

4)  The art of connecting with the divine, or to see a situation from a 'divine' view.

5) Often inaccurately described as 'fortune telling'. 

6) Divination is a way to emotionally detach from events in order to see them more clearly. In this way past, present, and future situations can be sorted out and dealt with from a more advantageous perspective. Tools of divination vary widely and can include: Tarot cards, Runes, tea leaves, palms, dice, playing cards, omens seen in natural forms such as birds, fire, water, crystal or glass spheres, clouds, patterns in sand, eggs, entrails, faces and scalp formations, wax, etc.

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DIVINATION - using magickal tools and symbols to gather information from the Collective Unconscious on the nature of people, places, things and events in the past, present and future. (TRASB)

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DIVINE POWER - the natural power of the Gods. This force permeates holy places & peo;e, & can be drawn upon by the followers of each dieties.

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DIVINATION: The magickal art of using tools and symbols to gather information from the Collective Unconsciousness. This can be on people, places, things and events past, present, and future.

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DIVINE SOUND - (shabd, Sanskrit) eternal vibration within all beings that is realized by chanting or focusing the breath activating the inner ear. (NAD)

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DIVINE POWER: The unmanifested, pure energy that exists within the Goddess and God. The life force, the ultimate source of all things.

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DIVINE LIGHT - celestial radiance perceived by the third eye, eternal effulgence within all beings brighter than the Sun, realized by turning away from the physical senses and looking within and whose mystical union confers truth, consciousness and bliss.

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DIVINATION: Magical method of exploration or inquiry into a situation . The art of peering into the unknown by interpreting random patterns or symbols. Incorrectly referred to as "fortune telling". examples include: tarot cards, the I Ching, rune stones, staring (scrying) into water or fire, etc.

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Divination - The art of peering into the unknown by interpreting random patterns or symbols. Incorrectly referred to as "fortune telling". examples include: tarot cards, the I Ching, rune stones, staring (scrying) into water or fire, etc.

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Divine Soul The vehicle or garment of the divine ego, which in its turn is the field or vehicle of the divine monad -- terms referring to the human monadic centers. As the inner god corresponds to the divine monad and the inner buddha to the divine ego, so the divine soul may be said to be the expression of the buddha in manifestation on earth.

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The art of using magickal tools and symbols to gather
information from the Collective Unconscious on the nature of
people, places, things, and events in the past, present and
future.

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Instructors, Divine. See DYNASTIES

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Divine Dynasties. See DYNASTIES

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