Seeing Tomorrow: The Ancient Art of Scrying
What Scrying Means: Scrying comes from the old English word "descry," which means to reveal or make out something unclear. People have practiced this form of divination since ancient times. The practice involves gazing into reflective or transparent surfaces to receive visions, messages, or glimpses of future events. Water, mirrors, crystal balls, and even polished stones have served as scrying tools throughout history. The person doing the scrying, called a scryer, enters a meditative state while focusing on the reflective surface. This allows their mind to interpret patterns, shadows, and movements as meaningful messages.