Scrying
From the old English word descry (meaning to perceive from a distance; to discover by the eye), it is a method of divination using a crystal ball, shiny stone, mirror, ...
Scrying by Fire or fire scrying is a method of divination sometimes used by Witches to see events of the past, present and future. The practice can be performed by burning driftwood by the seashore after the sun has set.
Scrying
The generic term which covers a variety of techniques to enhance one's ability to see those things distant in either space or time.
Scrying is actually quite simple and easy to do. Basically scrying is looking past the here and now to see things from another perspective.
SCRYING is a general term for divination using a crystal, mirrors, bowls of water, ink, or flames to induce visions.
SIDEROMANCY is the burning of straws with a hot iron, the resulting figures having divinatory properties.
In Scrying the Enochian Watchtowers or Ęthyrs these calls are used to invoke the Angels of the part of the Enochian world in which we are interested. Before any calls the appropriate Temple Opening should be used.
§ 1 SCRYING IN EARLY LITERATURE
§ 2 SCRYING IN MODERN LITERATURE
CHAPTER IV — SCRYING IN ANCIENT AND EARLY EUROPE ...
The art or process of "seeing" is known as "scrying," whereby images are seen in crystals, or other mediums such as water, and are interpreted as meaningful information.
Scrying: A form of divination using mirror and bowls where the user "sees" images, pictures of thoughts themselves.
Exploration of the Higher Astral plane is often to be had through a form of clairvoyance included under the heading of Magical imagination or scrying, a sort of modified astral travelling.
It "quit the night and sought the day" almost exactly 300 years after its original revealing (Dee's scrying transcripts with Kelly terminated in 1587, and the Golden Dawn was instituted in 1887), ...
Methods of divination included "reading" various elements like tea leaves and scrying crystal globes, clouds, sand formations in stream beds, or reflections of the full moon on water.
Ruler of Monday, psychic gifts, intuition, visions, magick, clairvoyance, scrying, astral travel, herbal medicine, the cycles of women, and female aspects of men. His symbols are the lily and the trumpet, and his stone is the moonstone.
around the pole by the dancers, brought a further sense of the integration of male and female archetypes, mirroring the union between the God and the Goddess. Beltane lore also includes washing in May-day dew for beauty and health, and scrying in ...
 See also: Spirit, Occult, Magic, World, Tarot
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