JennAdeleK 32 Posted March 13 Bubbles suppose to be good sign in any cup or glass. All for money as far as I know. :)Good to know! Thanks! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LilyLaments 5 Posted March 13 I have heard of coffee scrying with the creamer...slowly pour in the creamer and divine the shapes and such. I've tried it but either it's not my thing or I need more time (it ends up just getting uniform in appearance too fast for me... 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
phantasmagoria 188 Posted March 13 I tried doing latte scrying the other day when my Mom bought a new cappuccino machine :lol: I saw stout cartoonish figures, maybe gnomes, tribal-dancing in a line. I mean, whatever. Anything can be used as a divination system, if you focus mind and/or eye in the right way. Clouds, spilt milk, sticks on the ground, stupid news in the tabloids... of course that's a really whimsical and probably much less useful approach than using a system, either traditional or self-designed, but, hey! 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
phantasmagoria 188 Posted March 13 Bubbles suppose to be good sign in any cup or glass. All for money as far as I know. :)I KNEW I liked Seltzer for other reasons than the obvious. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JennAdeleK 32 Posted March 13 I have heard of coffee scrying with the creamer...slowly pour in the creamer and divine the shapes and such. I've tried it but either it's not my thing or I need more time (it ends up just getting uniform in appearance too fast for me...Interesting about the creamer... I always take mine plain, so I never thought about it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JennAdeleK 32 Posted March 13 I tried doing latte scrying the other day when my Mom bought a new cappuccino machine :lol: I saw stout cartoonish figures, maybe gnomes, tribal-dancing in a line. I mean, whatever. Anything can be used as a divination system, if you focus mind and/or eye in the right way. Clouds, spilt milk, sticks on the ground, stupid news in the tabloids... of course that's a really whimsical and probably much less useful approach than using a system, either traditional or self-designed, but, hey!Yup... so long as it work, then, well it works. :D Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Onyx 877 Posted March 13 A long time ago, I went to a Psychic Fair, and decided to have my "Fortune Read" I saw this Lady who was reading the bubbles in a water jug, so I had her do a reading for me. Frankly I did not believe a single thing she said. None of it rang true, but I have never seen that way of reading again. Any ideas? She had me pour water from a jug into a clear bowl. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JennAdeleK 32 Posted March 14 A long time ago, I went to a Psychic Fair, and decided to have my "Fortune Read" I saw this Lady who was reading the bubbles in a water jug, so I had her do a reading for me. Frankly I did not believe a single thing she said. None of it rang true, but I have never seen that way of reading again. Any ideas? She had me pour water from a jug into a clear bowl.I've never seen that done... but I would guess it's supposed to be similar to the bubbles in the cups kinda thing we were talking about with the coffee. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Onyx 877 Posted March 14 It must be, but I have never found any info on this method of divination. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JennAdeleK 32 Posted March 14 It must be, but I have never found any info on this method of divination.I spoke with a witchy friend from my home town this morning and asked... but nope, she'd never heard it either. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Onyx 877 Posted March 14 The lady that did the water scrying was African so that could be a clue of origin. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JennAdeleK 32 Posted March 15 The lady that did the water scrying was African so that could be a clue of origin.I have a friend whose mom is from Ghana. I'll shoot her a text later today and see if she knows anything. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JennAdeleK 32 Posted March 15 The lady that did the water scrying was African so that could be a clue of origin.I asked my Pagan friend whose mom is from Ghana, and she had no idea... but she did apparently get a really cool book on herbals while she was visiting. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Onyx 877 Posted March 16 Oh well! Thanks for asking...I should have asked her more questions. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JennAdeleK 32 Posted March 16 Oh well! Thanks for asking...I should have asked her more questions.Anytime Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
capable 3 Posted April 5 Tarot is my usual go-to, but I’ve also got an affinity for dice. Does anyone else like using either singular dice, or sets? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Phaedra 42 Posted April 5 I use playing cards mostly, but sometimes I'll use a d10. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
spectropoetics 3 Posted November 19 Tarot for most things, especially magical questions, bibliomancy when I need a bit of guidance or inspiration as to where to go emotionally/spiritually/intellectually and geomancy for the more pragmatic questions. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
