Alternative Divination Systems

Welcome to the Alternative Divination Systems Category of Faculty of Divination.

This category covers the various alternative divination practices and techniques within Odinani. Find the Table of Contents for this category below, along with summaries for each topic below.


Table of Contents + Summaries


  1. How to Use a Pendulum in Odinani

    • Summary: The pendulum is a versatile tool used for divination and communication with the subconscious mind as well as spiritual realm. This post will provide a step-by-step guide on how to use a pendulum in Odinani, including selecting the right pendulum, preparing for a session, and interpreting the movements. You will be able to enhance your divination practices with this accessible tool.

  2. How to Create a Pendulum (DIY): A Step-by-Step Guide

    • Summary: Learn the art of creating your own pendulum with this comprehensive guide. We'll walk you through each step, from selecting the right materials to assembling and personalizing your pendulum. Learn about the significance of pendulums in divination and how to effectively use your handmade tool for spiritual guidance and insights. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced practitioner, this guide offers valuable tips to enhance your pendulum-making skills and deepen your connection to your Chi.

  3. How to Activate Your Pendulum for Divination

    • Summary: Learn how to activate your pendulum and begin to use it for divination practice with this comprehensive guide. We'll walk you through each step, from getting settled to getting your YES or NO patterns from your pendulum for spiritual guidance and insights.

  4. (Nne)Agwu the Spirit of Divination

    • Summary: Nne Agwu is the spirit of divination, spiritual gifts and creativity in Odinani. This post will get into details of the nature of Agwu, its role in guiding diviners and practitioners, and how to connect with this powerful spirit. Learn about the rituals and practices that honor Agwu and enhance your divinatory skills.

  5. Head & Face Divination Explained

    • Summary: The head or face, "isi or ihu mmadu," is a sacred part of the body in Igbo spirituality, and it can be used in divination practices. This post will explore the concept of head divination, the techniques involved, and its significance in determining destiny and spiritual alignment. Learn how to perform head divination and interpret its results.

  6. Water & Mirror Divination

    • Summary: Water and mirror divination are ancient methods used to gain insights and communicate with the spiritual world. This post will explore the techniques of water and mirror divination, their historical significance. Discover how ancient ancestors used these reflective surfaces to reveal hidden truths.

  7. Cowries Divination

    • Summary: Cowries have been used for divination in various cultures, including the Igbo tradition. This post will explain the process of cowrie divination, the meanings of different cowrie positions, and how to interpret the results. Learn how to use cowries to seek guidance and make informed decisions.

  8. Kolanut Divination

    • Summary: Kolanut divination is a traditional Igbo practice used to seek guidance and communicate with the spiritual realm. This post will explore the process of Kolanut divination, including the selection and preparation of the Kolanuts, the method of casting them, and the interpretation of their positions and splits. Learn about the cultural significance of Kolanut divination, the spiritual messages it conveys, and how it is used to make decisions and gain insights in various aspects of life.

More posts coming soon!

If there are any topics you would like us to cover under Alternative Divination Systems that are not listed here, leave a comment below and let us know. We will do our best to cover them.

We will also update this table of content as new subject ideas come to our attention. Dalu!

 
 


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