Living Witchery: DIVINATION
Exploring the many practices of divination
Divination offers ways to investigate questions, interpret symbols, and engage with the possibilities of the unseen. Its methods are varied, its traditions extensive, and its practice rewards both curiosity and discernment.
Living Witchery: Divination brings together a range of approaches to divination for witches and readers interested in developing their knowledge of these practices.
Edited by Alexandra Tanet, Kim Fairminer, and Sandra Greenhalgh, the book draws on the knowledge of multiple contributors to explore divination as both a practical skill and an ongoing practice.
What is the book about?
The collection explores a variety of divinatory methods, including:
Tarot and rune stones.
Scrying and other forms of symbolic interpretation.
Reading signs in everyday life.
Developing intuition and a personal approach to divination.
Ethical considerations in the practice and professional use of divination.
Rather than treating divination solely as a means of predicting the future, the book considers how different techniques can be incorporated into an informed, meaningful, and sustained practice.
Who is this book for?
Living Witchery: Divination is suited to witches, aspiring diviners, and readers who want to explore beyond a single divination system. It offers an introduction to a broad range of methods while encouraging readers to deepen their own practice.
About the editors
Alexandra Tanet, Kim Fairminer, and Sandra Greenhalgh bring their experience of witchcraft and related practices to the collection.
Kim Fairminer is an Australian astrologer, writer, editor, and magical practitioner whose work includes traditional astrology, horary, divination, and ritual.
Find the book
Ask for Living Witchery: Divination at your local bookshop or explore online booksellers.