Divination aesthetic

Tessomancy[1][2] was the magical art of reading tea leaves to predict events in the future.[3] Tessomancy was taught as part of the Divination course at Hogwarts,[3][2] in the third year[3] and sixth year.[2] Professor Trelawney had her students drink the entire cup of tea until only the dregs remained. They then had to swill the dregs around the cup three times with their left hand, followed by turning the cup upside down on its saucer and waiting for the last of the tea to drain away. She…

Recently made new tarot cards and so psyched to use them! #witchy #moonchild #aesthetic #pastelgoth #tarotcards by witchypastel

To See or Not to See: What is Your Preference? I was going to write more about Runes for this month’s column, having worked diligently with my new set all month long and even found a …

As long as humanity has had beliefs in a higher power, the use of magic, spells, curses, and incantations have featured widely across cultures. A number of influential texts or ‘grimoires’ (textbooks of magic) were developed over the centuries, many of which became the books of choice for secret societies and occult organizations that endured well into the twentieth century.

Crystal balls have been used for at least four thousand years for divination. The art of gaining information for looking into crystal is called “scrying.” Most people associate a gypsy reading crystal ball as a symbol of mystical power. Other people may remember the scene in the Wizard of Oz movie showing the witch watching […]