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Newsletters: Weekly PathWalkers.Net e-Newsletter #70
Posted by: Nyxks on Monday, August 16, 2004 - 11:39 PM
Weekly PathWalkers.Net e-Newsletter #70
08-16-2004 to 08-22-2004
Greetings,
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
WEEKLY SPECIAL - Scrying
WEEKLY ASTROLOGY REPORT
GENERAL INFORMATION - Your Rising Sign (Ascedant)
RECIPE - Herbal Vinegar's
CLASSIFIEDS
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WEEKLY SPECIAL - Scrying
by: Stephen Wagger
What It Is
Scrying is a method of divination (fortune-telling or seeing the unseen or unknown) by gazing into the
shiny or reflective surface of an object. The scryer stares into the object until a vision is seen in his or her
mind's eye. It's an ancient art that dates back to early Egyptian and Arab civilizations, and throughout
history has been used by wizards, witches, clairvoyants, and psychics to look into the future, answer
questions, and even find lost objects or people. Nostradomus is perhaps the most famous scryer.
Tools
A crystal ball is the most well-known scrying tool -- or speculum -- but other devices have been
employed in the art, including black or dark mirrors, the waters of a still lake, or bowls of ink, water, or
blood. Nostradomus used a bowl of water set upon a brass tripod. Jeane Dixon, the late American
psychic, used a crystal ball, while other clairvoyants have used black obsidian mirrors, crystal skulls -even
light bulbs. If you need a crystal ball or some other kind of scrying tool, you can find them ***** at
Shadows and Light.
Some scryers say that it's best to use a crystal of some kind because they have certain "vibrations,"
whatever that means. Others say it doesn't matter much what you use because what you're tapping into
are your own powers of divination, and that the speculum is just a tool. So experiment and find whatever
works best for you. Since I happen to have a crystal ball, that's what I'll use. You may also need a candle
or two.
Objective
I'm going to try to see into the near future. Actually, I'll be satisfied with any vision I see.
Preparation and Procedure
The room. Now for the set-up. At night, choose a room or area of your house or apartment where it is
quiet and where you are not likely to be disturbed. Dim the lights or completely turn them off. Low light
is recommended to reduce distractions and allow you to concentrate on the speculum. I chose to set up on
my kitchen table just after midnight when the house had finally quieted down for the night.
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