The Scrying Bowl: Resources for the Modern Seer

Today's famous scryer is perhaps a little less than famous to English-speaking readers.  I'm talking about the quasi-historical Po...

Frederick Hockley (1809-1885) was a British occultist who was particularly fascinated with the practice of summoning spirits into crystals...

Before Sylvia Browne and James Van Praagh were camping out on late-night cable, there was Jeane Dixon (1904-1997), one of the first celebr...

Lecanomancy (from Greek lecane , "dish" or "pan") is the practice of divination by dropping objects into water.  The ...

Obsidian is a natural volcanic glass.  It is an ancient scrying tool with unique properties and sacred associations that make it a popular...

The British Museum has a collection of occult items belonging to Dr. John Dee which, amazingly, have been preserved for over four hundred...

Programming note:  I thought it might be fun and instructive to do some short segments on famous diviners from the past--some historical t...

There are many in-depth texts about crystal gazing that were published before 1923 and have since passed into the public domain in the Uni...