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EPISODE · Jan 17, 2026 · 34 MIN

The Art of Scrying

from Library of Divine Echoes

Join host Christopher Little in the Library of Divine Echoes as he explores the ancient and mysterious practice of scrying, a method of divination that has captivated mystics for millennia. This episode traces the history of "seeing" from the sacred pools of Ancient Egypt and the rituals of Celtic Druids to the famous visions of Nostradamus and John Dee.In this episode, we cover:Diverse Methods: An overview of tools and techniques, including hydromancy (water), crystallomancy (crystal balls), and even the modern use of smartphone screens as "black mirrors".Science & Spirit: An examination of the practice through the lenses of psychology—discussing pareidolia and the Ganzfeld effect—and metaphysics, exploring concepts like the collective unconscious and Akashic Records.Practical Guidance: Ethical considerations, preparation tips, and a step-by-step guide to entering the necessary receptive state.The episode concludes with a guided meditation designed to help listeners relax, ground themselves, and prepare their minds for their own scrying journey.

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