Divination

 Divination, in my practice, isn’t about handing power over to a system or an external authority. It’s about asking better questions, noticing themes, and listening more closely—to intuition, to context, and to what’s already unfolding.

These books support divination as:

• a language rather than a verdict
   
• a conversation rather than a command
   
• a practice rooted in clarity, not mystique
   

Some of these texts are instructional.
Some are workbooks.
Some are companions I return to when my practice needs grounding or recalibration.

All of them emphasize understanding over spectacle.

Books in this section tend to explore questions like:

• How do I calculate or interpret this correctly?
   
• What does this system actually measure or reflect?
   
• How do I avoid vague or fear-based readings?
   
• How do I stay grounded and ethical in my interpretations?
   

These are the books I reach for when:

• re-establishing or refreshing a divination practice
   
• teaching foundational skills
   
• double-checking methods or formulas
   
• bringing structure to intuitive insight
   

Divination works best when intuition and understanding support each other.