The Divination Handbook: The Modern Seer's Guide to Using Tarot, Crystals, Palmistry, and More

The Divination Handbook: The Modern Seer's Guide to Using Tarot, Crystals, Palmistry, and More

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  • Create Date:2021-06-27 08:54:46
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
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  • Author:Liz Dean
  • ISBN:1592338739
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Summary

The Divination Handbook is a modern seer's guide to developing your intuitive abilities and mastering time-honored techniques used for fortune-telling and prediction。

With this guide, you'll learn how to use tarotcrystalspalmistry, and more to part the veils between the realms。 Learn to understand the deeper meaning of ordinary events—and reveal what your future may hold。

Lavishly illustrated, The Divination Handbook presents to you over a dozen oracles of the ancients, from palm-reading and tea leaves, to fortune-telling with cardsrunes, and crystals

Step-by-step illustrations guide you through the methods, and helpful tables and reference charts show you how to understand and decipher common psychic symbols。 Learn the stories and meanings in everyday objects—such as patterns of tea leaves and coffee grounds in a cup—or delve deeper into esoteric traditions like the tarot。

With The Divination Handbook, you'll never be at a loss for answers and guidance to your most pressing questions。

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Reviews

Afifah Luqman

2。5 stars。 I liked the overview。 Some topics such as chapters on palmistry and numerology were interesting, others not so much。

Kristin

Nice overview of a lot of techniques。

Sibylle❦

3。5*

Day Sibley

Well articulated and concise! I would definitely recommend this book if you want to learn the basics of tea and crystal reading, ruins, tarot and dousing。 Very helpful。

sophia

useful

Nyoka

Has everything you need to know about each divination type! From tarot, crystals to tea leaves and pendulums and everything in between! Easy to understand, LOADED with information! I love the way Liz dean writes。

Alexa McMahon

This is a great book for beginners!I love all things witchcraft and occult and while I’ve read books about moon magic and Wicca and witchcraft in general, I’ve never actually picked up a book about divination。It definitely doesn’t go in depth at all or have resources for further research, but it is a good jumping point for research to do yourself。

Cindy

Such a wonderful introduction to the major forms of divination。 This is a great launchpad to help you discover what area you are most drawn to, or if you are already familiar with one i。e。 tarot and are looking to add a second form of divination to your arsenal。 Liz Dean covers the basics and gives you enough to start practicing and experimenting with tarot, runes, scrying, numerology, tea leaves, palmistry and crystals。 Overall, I enjoyed this very much。

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I absolutely loved this book on divination!😍 It has all that a beginner needs to start down the path of divination。 This handbook is also perfect for those whom already dabble in the practice as well。 Highly recommended!😍

Cozy Cat Reviews

A great basic to all divination。 The author has included information on tea reading, palm reading, pendulum, tarot, and more。 This is a great book for beginners and those who are seeking further teachings。 I enjoyed reading it and found a lot to learn from this book。 It is a helpful guide for everyone that is choosing a path to study and become proficient on。 Thank you for the advance reading copy。 My opinion is my own 。

Alicia Bayer

I would give this 2 1/2 stars if I could。 I really wavered between 2 and 3, and decided on 3 since it's a fun basic read if you don't want too much information。This is an okay book if you want to dabble in fortune telling techniques for fun。 It does not go into enough detail to really help take it seriously, but you'd probably buy or check out individual books on the specific techniques if you wanted to do that。 It is fairly lacking in illustration and pretty generic。 You don't get a sense of th I would give this 2 1/2 stars if I could。 I really wavered between 2 and 3, and decided on 3 since it's a fun basic read if you don't want too much information。This is an okay book if you want to dabble in fortune telling techniques for fun。 It does not go into enough detail to really help take it seriously, but you'd probably buy or check out individual books on the specific techniques if you wanted to do that。 It is fairly lacking in illustration and pretty generic。 You don't get a sense of the author and her history with any of this at all, but more a "here's super basic information" on each section。I do have some knowledge of most of the sections in this, even though I don't really follow them。 Some examples of where I'm coming from as a reader: I have experience with tarot cards, have done numerology for fun in my younger years, had a child who had fun using runes for a while, and things like that。 When I worked as a small town bartender and waitress in my 20's I had a set of Mexican bingo cards that I told fortunes with for fun and while I didn't take it seriously, I had people who brought friends from other towns to get readings。 My family and I take part in a historic fortune telling event every year where a "fortune teller" (an ER nurse who's studied palm reading for fun for years) tells us all about what the lines in our palms mean。 Things like that。 So while I don't use divination as a serious part of my own spiritual path, I know a lot about most of the methods talked about in the book。The tea leaf reading bit struck me as particularly silly, to be honest。 You're supposed to look for images in the spent tea leaves at the bottom, but there aren't pictures of examples other than a few blobs to give you an idea。 And the list was a little ridiculous。 How do you know if a shape is a ring or a circle or a bracelet, for example? It's a circle shape made of leaves。 And some of the shapes were even sillier。 What does a cell phone shape in tea leaves look like?Also, it's really lacking information on how to do the stuff。 For instance, it talks about how to basically toss crystals onto a mat to see what falls close to you or near or off the mat, and then tells what each crystal means。 There are a LOT of crystals and some of them are rare or expensive like emeralds。 Are we supposed to buy all those crystals? Where? What size? Does it matter if they're polished or raw? How big is the cloth? What kind of cloth? There's just so little information。 Stock photos show what each crystal looks like from shutterstock but some are round and polished and some are more like science kit crystals。 In the palmistry section, there are line drawings but there's just not much to go on。 I would have really appreciated photos of hands for examples。 Also, I seem to have no fate and supposedly will have no children (I have 5)。 My local ER nurse/fake palm reader does a much better job reading my palm。 :) The types covered included: tarot cards, using a pendulum, numerology, palmistry, runes, crystals and crystal balls。NOTE: I would recommend reading a physical copy of this book and not a digital one, as the illustrations don't tend to be on the same page as the text about them。 The Kindle version is likely to be frustrating, though this is just a guess since my version is in ADE format and not Kindle。I read a temporary digital ARC of this book for the purpose of review。 。。。more

Rather。be。reading1

Very very helpful and thorough。 Would recommend to others if they were looking to learn about this subject。 I like how the chapters are broken up。 This is definitely a book I can keep referring to over and over。

Sammi

2。5 stars rounded up (I'm feeling kind today)。 There is nothing really bad about this book, but nothing good either。 Most of this is just copy and paste from the internet/other books or just general knowledge that cannot be worded any differently to how it has already been explained before。 I have an EPUB ARC copy of this book so I don't know how it looks in person, but to me, it looks very amateur。 I've had a look at a Kindle sample too and that looks the same。 Maybe it's just how it looks digi 2。5 stars rounded up (I'm feeling kind today)。 There is nothing really bad about this book, but nothing good either。 Most of this is just copy and paste from the internet/other books or just general knowledge that cannot be worded any differently to how it has already been explained before。 I have an EPUB ARC copy of this book so I don't know how it looks in person, but to me, it looks very amateur。 I've had a look at a Kindle sample too and that looks the same。 Maybe it's just how it looks digitally。 Or maybe it's because I just rated another crystal book 5 stars because it was beyond gorgeous, but I don't know。。。it just doesn't look right。 For me, no new information was added and it is just "copy and paste" information。 And on top of that, the overall layout/design of the book isn't that great either。 I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily。— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — Links to purchase book:Amazon UK 。。。more

Curious Reader

I like all type of fortune telling。 When I was young I wanted to try it but was confused as to what I should go with。 Should I study tarot cards ? Or should I go with palmistry ? And what is pendulum reading or crystal reading? This book answers the questions in a very simple way。 I wish I had this book when I was young and wanted to choose。 So if you have such questions go for this book。 It has short detailed information about all of the divination techniques。Thank you for the ARC。

Rebecca

This book had an overview of many of the main divination techniques including tarot, palmistry & crystals。 I thought it great for a beginner and some sections were very detailed。I thought some aspects such as the tarot could possibly have been a mini book of its own so that it could be more detailed。

Irene

Liz Dean's The Divination Handbook is a beautifully designed guide for beginner seers to use crystal, pendulums, runes, tea leaves, tarot, palms, numbers and crystal balls to connect with their intuitive wisdom and gain insight into answers to questions or events in the future。 The art of divination believes the future is not fixed and we all have free will。 What clues or signs we interpret from our reading, we have the choice to change。As a practical guide on common divination tools, The Divina Liz Dean's The Divination Handbook is a beautifully designed guide for beginner seers to use crystal, pendulums, runes, tea leaves, tarot, palms, numbers and crystal balls to connect with their intuitive wisdom and gain insight into answers to questions or events in the future。 The art of divination believes the future is not fixed and we all have free will。 What clues or signs we interpret from our reading, we have the choice to change。As a practical guide on common divination tools, The Divination Handbook is a great introduction for those interested in strengthening their intuition。 I particularly enjoyed the chapters on Crystals, Palmistry and Tarot for they were the most in-depth, and what I mean by that is that there were foundational meanings ascribed to the tools such as the symbolism behind different crystals types and interpretations for the major and minor arcana of cards。 I quite liked learning the process of how to scry with a crystal ball simply because I never thought of the practice behind it。 It's a bit like combining crystals and tea reading together。 Although some readers may itch for further reading, whether this is a hunger for more historical context or desire for further depth into more sophisticated readings, this is a simple guide for developing your personal practice for doing readings for yourself or for others。 For this reason, I quite like this edition。 While it may steer into the reductive realm, the Divination Handbook makes this sacrifice in order to provide the reader with a clear roadmap to do their own readings。 It pays off and for that, I am very appreciative。Some of the other chapters were slim such as dowsing the pendulum or reading the runes and tea leaves, and it had the effect of making these divination tools very fluffy and obviously made up。 Yes, an odd complaint to lodge against divination but it does break the suspension of disbelief the reader is willing to entertain。 Throughout the handbook, I noticed that the meanings and interpretations of certain tools were geared to a certain demographic and this became quite clear in the pendulum chapter where the author provided a set of options for creating a pendulum chart。 Divination as a personal practice is something that I am highly intrigued for its healing and entertainment value, and I am interested in particular, in crystals and tarot readings。 All things considered, The Divination Handbook is an accessible primer。 。。。more

Ivana

The Divination Handbook is an incredibly useful book if you are at all interested in any kind of divination。 I enjoyed the chapter on palmistry the most。 The was very thorough and descriptive。 Also, I liked it very much that there were photographs and not only descriptions of crystals。 I think this is a nice start if you are planning on getting into divination。 (But, I must disclose that I received this book through Netgalley and there was some kind of problem with my copy of the book - some let The Divination Handbook is an incredibly useful book if you are at all interested in any kind of divination。 I enjoyed the chapter on palmistry the most。 The was very thorough and descriptive。 Also, I liked it very much that there were photographs and not only descriptions of crystals。 I think this is a nice start if you are planning on getting into divination。 (But, I must disclose that I received this book through Netgalley and there was some kind of problem with my copy of the book - some letters seemed to be missing, so it made it a bit hard to read。) 。。。more

Sosanna Olson

Today I'm reviewing The Divination Handbook - The Modern Seer's Guide to Using Tarot, Crystals, Palmistry, and More。Generally I like to start out with a disclaimer。 I am an atheist witch。 I look for the connection between magic and science without the need for a deity。 I receive no compensation for these reviews and all my links are standard Amazon links and not affiliate links。 I am a practicing photo reader and have spent the last 15 years honing my craft。 I offer personal readings by request Today I'm reviewing The Divination Handbook - The Modern Seer's Guide to Using Tarot, Crystals, Palmistry, and More。Generally I like to start out with a disclaimer。 I am an atheist witch。 I look for the connection between magic and science without the need for a deity。 I receive no compensation for these reviews and all my links are standard Amazon links and not affiliate links。 I am a practicing photo reader and have spent the last 15 years honing my craft。 I offer personal readings by request and have a strong online history that boasts nearly 400,000 views。As with my other reviews, I'll be starting with a review of the physical book。 This book is a great size。 I love that I can toss this is a purse or a backpack to read on the go。 The introduction and index in this book are pretty much very little to nothing。 While I understand it is a high level overview of the various divination methods, the key to any good resource book is being able to find information quickly。 I would love to see a bit larger index in this type of book。 The pages are smooth and aligned properly。 The cover is a hard cover book that is soft to the touch without branching over into that suede feeling。 The images and illustrations in the book are very deliberate and appear only when to give a specific visual reference to a particular divination method。 An example would be in the section on crystals and the tarot。I would have liked to see a more balanced representation on each divination method。 For example crystals (the first chapter) has a good twelve pages dedicated to defining crystals and their uses, yet the section on working with a pendulum is only five pages。 I would have liked to see a bit more on the history of the technique and maybe a bit more on the images。 Pendulums vary greatly and I their use is more common than one might think。While not my method of choice, the section on the Tarot is extensive。 The author gives us a brief overview of the tarot, an explanation of the structure of the desk and then breaks down each card in both the major and minor arcana。 The images are small and I would have liked to seem them a bit larger but they are completely adequate for learning the techniques provided in the text。 The author includes several basic spreads to get the learner ready for their journey into the tarot。Overall this is a great introductory book on various divination methods。 If you're unsure of where to start, this book gives a great deal of information on a wide variety of techniques allow the reader to make an informed decision on which path to walk。 While not for the learned student, I could see this book being a great introduction or new witch's guide to divination。 。。。more