How to choose divination system that will suit you is a very popular question among people who want to start their adventure with divination. At first, it’s not an easy question, besides classic Tarot, Runes, I Ching and classic Scrying and Palmistry, we also recognise abacomancy (a method of divination using patterns of dust), alectromancy (the art of divination by using a cock or hen), aleuromancy (the art of divination using flour), alomancy (the art of divination using salt), anthropomancy (AKA necromancy, a method of divination by raising the dead or interpreting the movements of a dead person’s entrails), astragalomancy (a method of divination by throwing dice or bones), axinomancy (a method of divination involving an axe), belomancy (a method of divination using arrows), botanomancy (a method of divination using burning herbs), brontoscopy (a method of divination by listening to the sound of thunder), capnomancy (a method of divination by interpreting patterns of smoke), cartomancy (any method of divination using playing cards), ceroscopy (a method of divination using melted wax poured into cold water), cleidomancy (any method of divination using a key), cleromancy (any method of divination using dice), dactyliomancy, demonomancy, extispicy, hydromancy, pyromancy (and xylomancy), xenomancy, zoomancy and zygomancy – total of 29 different divination systems and who knows how many more there might be, uff* :). (more…)