Scrying

Scrying is a technique to see visions of the past, present or future.

It is one of the oldest forms of divination in recorded history. The first examples of scrying appear in China in around 3000 BCE, in Egypt in 2500 BCE, and in Greece in 2000 BCE.   In the 1500's, the French prophet, Michel de Nostredame, Nostradamus Nostradamus used a scrying method of placing a brass bowl of water on a tripod.  He would gaze upon the water until he perceived 'a slight flame out of the emptiness'. It is through this perceived illumination that Nostradamus gained insight for his predictions about momentous future events such as the rise of Hitler and the assassination of John F Kennedy.

We can use scrying to gain personal insights about our life circumstances, or even to find an object that we have misplaced. We can scry for clarity on relationships, or future outcomes of different choices. We can also use scrying to help us simply relax.

In ancient times, scrying was closely connected to the magic of the moon, evenings tend to be a time of quiet and relaxation which is why many people like to scry after 10pm.  Here is a technique you could try:

1. Choose a scrying tool, (e.g. obsidian polished plates, clear quartz spheres, a body of still water, a flame, even tea leaves are used).  The right tool is the one you feel most inspired to use.  
2. Find a quiet space, light a candle, burn some incense and sit in an upright chair.
3. Close your eyes and focus on your breathing. Let go of the day and empty your mind. Find the stillness within. With practice you will find yourself entering a light trance state.
4. Focus your gaze softly upon your scrying tool staying open to whatever flashes of inspiration or moments of clarity arise.
5. Trust your senses and what your intuition is telling you.
6. Practice makes perfect! Scrying takes time to develop, the more you practice the better you'll get at it 

Information from The College of Psychic Studies UK click for more info or to try a scrying course 

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