Scrying
Scrying involves contemplating a surface or object, such as a mirror, water or crystal, to interpret perceived or imagined images.
How to approach it
A reading begins by recognising a sign and relating it to a question. Describe the observation first, then explore its associations: the image opens a reflection rather than imposing a conclusion.
An important distinction
Recognising a shape does not establish an outside source. Associations depend on the person and the context.
An example to explore
Describe the shapes in a picture of reflections before exploring what they suggest to you.
Taking the idea further
To explore further, compare the related concepts and note differences in material, procedure and interpretation. If you open a related tool, read its own rules; sharing a symbol does not mean carrying out the same practice.