Divination Tools

A pendulum is used for dowsing, where its movements can help answer yes/no questions or provide insights by swinging in different directions.

Oracle cards come in various themes and decks, with each being completely unique. They sometimes have simpler, more direct messages and can be used for tapping into intuition, focused self-reflection and guidance.

A deck of 78 cards, each with its own imagery and symbolism, used to gain insights into various aspects of life. Reading the cards can provide guidance, reflect current situations, and reveal future possibilities.

A set of symbols called the Elder Futhark, often cast or drawn to gain insights. Each rune has a specific meaning and can provide guidance on personal issues or questions.

Using a set of bones, charms, teeth, crystals, and/or dice is often called Throwing bones.

Throwing bones, also known as Osteomancy, is a form of divination that involves casting bones, often along with other objects like shells, beads, or stones, and interpreting the patterns they create. This practice is rooted in various traditional and indigenous cultures and can provide insights or answers to questions through the interpretation of the patterns formed.

Astragalomancy is dice reading as a divination tool to gain insights or answers. Typically, this method uses standard six-sided dice, but other types can be used depending on the system or tradition.

The practice of reading the patterns formed by tea leaves left in a cup, called Tasseomancy. Interpreting these patterns can offer insights into personal issues or future events.

Reflective surfaces used for seeing images or symbols that can provide insights into one's thoughts or future events. They require a calm mind, self trust, and focus to interpret what is seen.

Writing without a predetermined plan, allowing thoughts and insights to flow freely. This can be a way to tap into one's subconscious mind and gain self-understanding.