Divination

To find things that might be hidden, Divination can be practiced with or without tools. Nearly all Witches practice Divination in some form, I myself, practice with Tarot cards and I prefer to keep to the one Divination skill so I can perfect it. I would advise that method, but it is entirely up to you. Divination is not a way to contact Spirits, it is used to access the inner mind or your subconscious. It requires you to interpret the meanings of Divination for yourself, and not learn the meanings that someone else has written. Traditional forms of Divination are listed and explained below:

Tarot - A pack of cards are arranged into a spread, these cards generally have an Ethereal theme on them, they would have images of the Mother Goddess, Cernunnos and Death. But Tarot cards do come in many forms with different themes. Once they are in a spread, they are then interpreted. You may have asked it a question, or you may be searching the spread for an inclination to the future. The searchings into your inner mind will tell you the answer.

Runes - Runes are small pieces of wood, stone or pottery. Each rune has a different symbol and the symbols are interpreted once you pick them out. Runes are thought to be Norse in origin, before using them you must research each symbol to correctly interpret them.

Crystal ball - A round-shaped glass, which is used to focus the inner mind on whatever you wish to see.

Palmistry - A palm reader interprets the lines on both your hands, from your hands they can determine a person's character, future, skills and talents.

Tea leaves - A very old skill, tea is made in a pot and then poured into a cup without being strained. Once the tea has been drunk, you can interpret the tea-leaves left behind. Future events are generally interpreted.

Astrology - Everyone is familiar with the daily horoscopes, these are not true forms of Divination. Astrology is both an art and science, when interpreted accurately you can find true meanings behind the stars.