A person is curious from birth. And everything that concerns the future and fate excites him most strongly. How to predict the future? We have learned to predict the future for a long time. Real magicians use a variety of methods and rituals to see and tell a person about significant events in his life. What are the main methods of divination?
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How to predict the future - the most popular ways
Card reading
Fortune telling on cards is one of the most popular and truthful methods of fortune telling. Of course, we are not talking about an ordinary playing deck, but about the famous Tarot cards. There are several decks. There are classic tarot cards that magicians and soothsayers use most often. But if the client's question is rather specific and specific, then the fortuneteller will take a different deck.
At professional The magician prepared Tarot cards for all occasions. The layouts are also different and depend on the situations. You can tell fortunes for one day, month, next year or for a specific life event.
Rune divination
An inexperienced magician is unlikely to be able to make a true prediction on the runes. These ancient symbols are quite difficult to learn. Each letter of the ancient alphabet is not just a sign, but a charged, nourished symbol that has a deep meaning. Each combination of specific runes can answer almost any question. But this divination is complex, it requires special and long preparation.
Astrologer
If an individual horoscope is compiled by a competent astrologer, then he will be able to predict the most accurate future of a person. Astrology is an exact science that tells us about the influence of celestial bodies on the fate of people. Many life events are closely related to the positions of the stars and planets. The location of space objects is changing, and our future is changing along with them. Of course , mass public horoscopes have nothing to do with truthful divination .
To begin with, we will consider how it is possible to predict fate? After all, a predictor, in fact, can be considered everyone who in any way predicts future events. This also includes scientific forecasting. This method of prediction has nothing to do with the supernatural abilities of a person, but only with the unique abilities of the human mind to see patterns and the smallest hints in ongoing events or those that happened a long time ago. Moreover, many are sure that all the predictions (especially the ancient soothsayers) were based precisely on this.
Another way to predict is falling into ecstasy. This method is still used in some tribes by shamans. With the help of various techniques and rituals, they could fall into a trance, where they communicated with the spirits of their ancestors, who told them the future. Of course, the shamans knew a lot, they were good healers and spiritual leaders of the tribe. They have been trained in this art since childhood.
For some soothsayers, the gift manifested itself in a dream. It was there that they could see a piece of a future event or someone's future fate. And, of course, you can predict with the help of objects - cards, crystal balls, candle flames, mirrors, etc. It should be noted that for maps, for example, there are already compiled interpreters, so it is easier to get an answer to a question with them. But with magic balls or a candle flame it will be more difficult. It really takes skill.
Some can make predictions with the inner eye, seeing pictures of the future in front of them. Very often, such a gift is developed in blind people (for example, in the Bulgarian seer Vanga). Such a gift can also be trained by developing a certain chakra, which is responsible for foresight.
How to learn divination with various subjects
As mentioned above, you can predict fate and events in completely different ways. For example, using Tarot cards, looking into a crystal ball or seeing fate in coffee grounds. However, even the use of objects suggests the presence of personal power. Next, we will talk in more detail about working with several objects.
So, how to learn divination using tarot cards or runes? In many ways, these two methods are similar, because you need to decipher the drop-down characters correctly. Of course, for this you need the cards or runes themselves and an interpreter for them. The first time, while you are studying, you will need it to clarify for the characters that have fallen out. In order to improve your understanding of the signs, you must conduct sessions every day, deciphering the symbols that have fallen and checking how accurate your predictions are. After a while, you will have intuition in working with runes or cards. Predictions will become more accurate.
Predicting the future with crystal is much more difficult. To begin with, you must purchase a good ball of real rock crystal. But if you haven’t found one, then a simple transparent glass ball without extraneous inclusions will do. To conduct a session, the ball must be placed on a table covered with a dark tablecloth. It is advisable to close the curtains and light candles. Sit at the table and relax. Look at the glass ball, a little detached, not forcibly trying to see something.
Each such session should be no more than half an hour, three times a week. After a while, you will be able to see haze or fog in the ball. This is a sign that everything is working out for you. After a while, you will be able to see clear pictures in it. Remember that prediction with this subject takes a lot of strength, so if you feel any discomfort, immediately stop exercising.
Another way to get a prediction is a prophetic dream. Some people can actually see future events in their dreams. The most important thing here is to remember in the morning what you dreamed about. To do this, put a pen and a piece of paper near the bed. Every time you wake up, be sure to write down everything you see. Then you can start interpreting. For example, turning to dream books, of which there are now many, or, trusting intuition, try to decipher it yourself.
Of course, these are not all ways to get predictions. There are many more. But all of them require not only abilities, but also their development, but also great knowledge. Almost each of the methods involves the appearance of a symbol that needs to be interpreted. And for this you need to know what they mean.
Third eye training
One way to look into the future is with the inner eye. It should be noted that with a developed "third eye" one can be not only a good seer, but also a psychic, bioenergetics, and also a healer. The development of the Ajna Chakra presupposes the appearance of various abilities in a person.
How can it be trained? The simplest exercise is considered eye work. This technique is described in detail in one of the articles on our website. In addition, you can include yoga, meditation, various image visualizations in your workouts. Concentration is also important in this matter.
A very useful initial relaxation and concentration exercise with a candle. In the evening, light a candle and sit next to it at a distance of 10-30 centimeters. Look at the flame for five to ten minutes. Try not to blink. After the specified time, you need to close your eyes and blow out the candle. Various colors will appear before your inner eye, perhaps pictures. Be focused while doing this, but don't stress yourself out.
Learning to predict with the help of specialists
Like any knowledge or ability, the gift of divination can be learned from specialists. And it will be the most correct option, especially for beginners. To get decent knowledge, you should find a good school or courses where an experienced teacher can pass on their knowledge to you, warn you against mistakes and direct you along the right path.
Here it should be noted that, even after going through school, you should not stop there. Training should be continued, abilities should be developed, because they can be easily lost, especially for those whose personal strength is already small.
Some nuances in receiving the gift of divination
In addition to training, developing intuition and other techniques that you can use to develop your gift, you need to adhere to a certain lifestyle. For example, everyone must have heard about the perspicacious elders in Christianity or monks from other faiths who had the gift of seeing the future. They received it thanks to fervent prayer, constant fasting and a modest monastic life. Often this happened due to an illness that was miraculously cured.
It should be noted that many people who prayed to God to give them the gift of divination actually received it. Sometimes it was inherited if a person lived in the world and had children. This is how tribal soothsayers appeared, and the power of the gift for each was not the same.
The gift of divination can be obtained as a result of an accident, clinical death. There is a lot of evidence when people got unusual abilities this way. However, this should not be done on purpose. Another gift to see the future can be acquired after wanderings and long pilgrimages, but this method will not work if a person does not work spiritually.
Conclusion
So, now you know what you need to do to learn how to predict various events. At the very end, it should be mentioned that any person, even one who does not suspect the gift of divination, can get an answer to his question. It is only necessary to formulate it precisely, and then, if a person is a believer, then pray, if not, then just know what the answer will be. And indeed it is. You will get an answer, the main thing is to be careful. The words of a grandmother on a bench or a phrase you accidentally read may be exactly what you are waiting for.
You can read more about various interesting human abilities, as well as energy-informational influences and ways to resist them.
Instruction
Get into a comfortable sitting or lying position. Get rid of all sorts of distractions, unfasten or remove tight clothes, make sure that no one bothers you. Try not to exercise on a full stomach, under the influence of alcohol or medication. During the exercise, try not to “slide” into a half-asleep or sleepy state, otherwise you will lose control over the information you see and distort the resulting images.
Mentally isolate yourself from the outside world, discard all extraneous thoughts, tune in to attentive reception of signals and impulses that will come from the present, past or future. Stop all thoughts and go into a state of expectation with waking consciousness.
Continue to enter a state in which all thoughts gradually fall silent, and the consciousness becomes more and more alert. Do not critically perceive all the images, signals and impulses that you will perceive. Gradually, cloudy outlines will appear in the fog of the subconscious, images of your future or past. Over time, these images will become clearer and more distinct. Try not to analyze everything that you see, be objective.
Very often, in this state, the human subconscious shows what is hidden from consciousness, from the senses, from the attention of a person. During the exercise, possible future events are opened from the depths of the subconscious, explanations of past events that were previously interpreted incorrectly or simply not understood come.
Note that the first time the exercise may not work. But don't be discouraged. With regular exercise with sufficient intensity, positive results will appear very soon, images and images will become clear and intense. Beginners are advised to practice no more than half an hour 1-2 times a week. Experienced people can gradually increase the time of exercise and the frequency of classes at their discretion.
It is natural for a person to worry about his future, especially at a time when his fate is being decided. Knowledge, however unreliable, provides some clarity and eases the fear of the unknown. In addition, it helps a person to make a choice when he is at a crossroads and cannot decide where to go next.
The most popular divination options
Astrologers and palmists are often engaged in predicting the future. Drawing up individual horoscopes and lines on the palms are now popular services, and you can try to provide them yourself if you go through training. However, for the simplest predictions you won’t have to study for a long time, because you can use the preparations of experienced astrologers and palmists and elementary options for performing calculations. For example, you can examine and find signs on it, including crosses and islands, or calculate numbers that are significant to you using .
Maps can also be used to predict the future. Taro and Lenormand are examples. In special stores, you can buy any suitable deck with the design that you like. Be prepared to spend a lot of time learning the meaning of the cards and their combinations, as well as learning divination techniques. As a result, you will learn to predict the future.
If you don't like cards, you can try to learn fortune-telling on runes. The set can be made of pieces of wood, stones, metal with signs carved on the surface. For prediction, traditional German runes are usually used, and not Anglo-Saxon, Slavic, Gothic. There are usually 25 in a set, although the Odin rune, or blank rune, is sometimes omitted. By studying the history and meaning of each symbol, you will be able to predict the future with their help. Moreover, over time, it is recommended to start using runes made by
We learn to predict the future using the most effective methods of futurology.
Kondratieff cycles
It is possible to predict the economic situation “for years to come” using the so-called “Kondratiev cycles” - our compatriot, who back in the 20s of the 20th century predicted all the major economic crises, up to 2010: the crisis of the mid-19th century, the Great Depression and current problems with the economy. In fact, we are now in the fifth cycle, which began in 1973. Its peak - the turning point came in the mid-90s, and the end is expected in 2015-2018.
The main idea behind the “Kondratiev waves” is that the economy is cyclical. As in any other system, it has a rise, a peak, a recession, a crisis, a depression, and a rise again. For the driving force of the cycle, Kondratiev took the renewal of infrastructure, the emergence of new technologies and, as a result, the change in society as a whole. Such a cycle according to Kondratiev lasts an average of 40-60 years.
According to economists, in 2008 the Western economy entered the last phase, the phase of depression, which may end in the next few years. The next, sixth cycle will last until 2060.
Demographic cycles of Kuznets
At the beginning of the 20th century, the American economist Simon Smith Kuznets (before emigrating, Semyon Kuznets) discovered that there are intermediate, medium-term cycles of 12-25 years between long Kondratiev cycles and short business cycles. They are connected mainly with demographic problems - mass migration, construction. During this time, according to Kuznets, there is a massive renewal of the infrastructure.
Elliot Wave Theory
The 20s of the XX century became the "golden age" of the theory and practice of exchange trading. And if there is demand, there is supply. Numerous theories, with which analysts tried to predict the change in market trends, multiplied like "mushrooms after the rain." One of the most popular was Ralph Elliot's Wave Theory.
Elliot considered his concept to be part of the laws of nature that govern all areas of human life. According to his theory, the constantly changing price creates a certain pattern that reflects the harmony found in nature. Based on this statement, Elliot developed a rational system of market analysis. He identified 13 patterns of movement or waves that constantly occur in the flow of market prices and repeat in form, but not necessarily in time or amplitude. Elliot illustrated each model, giving it a name and definition. Thus, the wave catalog is a catalog of price changes and an explanation of where these patterns are most likely to appear on the path of the market. Descriptions are empirically derived rules and guidelines on how to predict market behavior. His works found their final reflection in the book "The Law of Nature - the Secret of the Universe." In it, Elliot applies his theory not only to changes in stock prices, but to all processes associated with mass psychology, including the history of the development of human society in general. His theory is often associated with the theory of the golden section.
Chizhevsky cycles
Crises and cycles are not only economic. In the 70s, the Soviet biophysicist Chizhevsky put forward a hypothesis about the causes of social crises (strike, war, revolution). After analyzing the history of more than 50 states from the early centuries of existence, Chizhevsky came to the conclusion that all the most important wars, upheavals, riots and revolutions were directly dependent on solar activity, or rather on its consequences: crop failures, natural disasters, and effects on the human nervous system. He considered such cycles to be 11-year periods (and sometimes more), where the first 3 years account for 5% of events, the next 2 years - 20% of events, the next 3 years - 60% of events and, finally, the last 3 years - 15% of events.
Today, Chizhevsky's cycles, so criticized in the past, are of increasing interest. Psychologists analyzed the period from 1700 to 1985 and noted that during this time more than 2000 moments associated with the violation of social stability were noted. They, according to the researchers, are clearly concentrated near the maxima of solar activity.
Mandelbrot set
Year after year, fractal market analysis continues to gain popularity. The main difference of this method is that according to it, it is impossible to predict the future, due to the fact that any situation, even the slightest change, depends on the initial conditions. It is hardly possible to build a complete picture of these conditions, so it is important to build not so much highly accurate forecasts as to anticipate errors. For the first time, fractal theory in economics was developed and applied by Benoit Mandelbrot, the author of the term "fractal", the creator of the famous Mandelbrot fractal, known for color visualizations. Edgar Peters developed this theory in relation to economics. Market fractals keep a memory of their initial conditions and have a unique reproducible structure on charts. All events are highly dependent on each other.
Catastrophe theory
The theory of catastrophes, the author of which was the mathematician Rene Thom, takes into account the smallest changes that can become a trigger for large-scale, sometimes catastrophic changes. Any economic system, like society as a whole, while developing, goes through the stages of restructuring, destruction of the harmony of the former system, which is accompanied by abrupt changes of a catastrophic nature. Economic indicators, sociological ratios, political background - all this can turn routine market actions into the most immediate causes of the crisis. The ability to manage assets or people in times of crisis is a task that requires not only talent, but also a solid knowledge of catastrophe theory.
web bot
Today, the future is predicted on the Internet. Only instead of fortunetellers - the Web Bot program, which makes forecasts from the state of the market, the political situation to some specific events. The technology and algorithm of the program is a secret with seven seals, known only to the creator of the web bot - Cliff Hay and his colleague Georg Ure. But in general terms, the principle is known.
According to the creator himself, the Internet is a large collective mind that contains millions and millions of thoughts, emotions and ideas. All this makes up the content of sites, blogs and chats, which are replenished daily, 24 hours a day. From all this information, the web bot first takes keywords - nouns, then adjectives that describe them. Particular attention is paid to slang, since it expresses the subjective position of the author more. He remembers all this, and then reacts to changes, compares all this and makes a forecast of how society will behave in a given situation.
According to Cliff High, the web bot does not literally predict the future, it calculates people's reactions to certain events. And it can lead to anything: from changes in the stock exchange to disasters in which the human factor is involved.
Cases of predicting the future - what's the secret?
Cases confirming the reality of the phenomenon are easy to find. John Riley from the USA described how he had a premonition on September 11, 1981. He was about to take a very early flight from Rochester, New York, to Chicago, from there to Albuquerque, and finally to San Francisco. He got up before dawn and therefore fell asleep as soon as he sat down in his seat in the cabin. At 5:40 a.m., he was woken up by a flight attendant who was serving breakfast. During those few minutes of sleep, Riley told the flight attendant and other passengers, he had an incredibly vivid dream, very much like reality.
Riley dreamed of a helicopter falling like a stone from the sky onto a coastal freeway. Impressed by what he saw, Riley bought fresh editions of local newspapers at each airport along the way, but found no reports of any disaster. It was only when he got to San Francisco and was driving from the airport that a news broadcast interrupted the music broadcast, which reported on the tragedy that had occurred nearby in Fremont. The announcer used almost the same words and images in which John Riley described the crash to his fellow travelers. The helicopter crash occurred six hours after it.
Curiously, when Riley later saw the details of the disaster, they were slightly different from his dream. For example, the weather in reality was more foggy. Apparently, in the dream, Riley visualized the crash based on his first exposure to radio news in the future, the moment that made the most emotional impression on him. Since this acquaintance happened through a radio report, his dream was shaped by the words of the announcer, but Riley was forced to complete the details of the picture in his imagination. Thus, he saw the more general facts in the dream correctly, because the announcer described them, but there were errors in the small details, since they were not mentioned in the radio report, and they had to be invented.
On another occasion, Arctic scientist Dr. Peter Wadhams described a dream to SPR that he had on May 27, 1994. In the dream, he was in his childhood home, holding a double-barreled shotgun in his hands, and performing a series of actions. This vivid dream made a strong impression on Wadhams, but since he had never dealt with any guns, it all seemed rather strange to him. He had a dream just before he woke up at 7:20 in the morning. And an hour later, at breakfast, he saw a report on TV about how the police seized weapons during the raid. There was a scene in the report with a police officer holding a double-barreled shotgun in his hand and doing the same actions that Peter Wadhams himself did in his dream. It is likely that Wadhams somehow perceived the future scene from the TV news and included it in a dream, as is often the case.
The problem with these kinds of cases is that often the only evidence they have is the words of one person. But David Mundell, a Londoner who has vivid and often prophetic dreams, has devised a simple way around this problem. He writes down all his dreams, which seem to him prophetic, and draws sketches of the pictures he saw in a dream, and then takes pictures with this picture in his hands in front of a bank building or other building that has a light board showing the exact date and time. Subsequently, he has the opportunity to present these photographs as proof that he really foresaw the event.
Mundell often demonstrated his remarkable abilities. A classic example is a series of dreams in which he saw "four square lights" rising from parked cars and falling "into a river or onto an airstrip". His photograph, sketching the dream scenes against the backdrop of a bank clock indicating the date of an upcoming event, was even discussed in a television interview 24 hours before the predictions came true. The event Mundell foresaw took place on March 9, 1994, when members of the IRA (Irish Republican Army) fired four rocket-propelled grenades from cars parked near Heathrow Airport. Mines fell on the runway. This unexpected and one-of-a-kind terrorist attack matched the drawing and description of David Mundell with incredible accuracy.
Lottery problem
People like Mundell are often asked questions: if they have the ability to see so clearly, why don't they win the lottery by predicting the right numbers? Summer 1995 - Dave Mundell was invited to television to participate in a program where the idea was tested. Mundell described some of his most stupefying dreams, including one that caused him to cancel his train ticket on the London-Swansea Express train at the last minute, which then crashed. He showed the audience a ticket, which had been replaced by a railway ticket office clerk at his insistence. The experiment on "guessing lottery numbers" included all kinds of prediction methods: from divination by numbers to divination by tarot cards. As a result, six numbers were chosen and recorded. Unfortunately, none of the participants in the experiment was successful. Only two out of six numbers turned out to be correct among the 7 dropped out (out of 49 possible), which is slightly higher than the random level, but this is clearly not enough to win even the smallest prize.
The situation is somewhat better for Margaret Brumley of Darlington. Late one night, while going to bed, her husband overheard her mumbling in her sleep, naming a series of numbers. He woke her up, and Margaret remembered that in her dream she had put extra numbers on the lottery ticket that they usually didn't use. The Bramleys decided to trust fate - and guessed 5 out of 6 possible numbers. As a result, they won a large sum of money.
Such examples teach us several things. First, attempts to force foresight are rarely successful. It works best when it happens spontaneously. Secondly, almost certainly Margaret would not have remembered what she had dreamed in the morning: this happened only because her husband woke her in time. Thirdly, Margaret Brumley saw the next impending event of her life - filling in new cells in a lottery ticket - and not what could be considered more emotionally impressive - the moment of winning when the guessed numbers were confirmed. But the moment of winning was several days away from filling out the ticket, which probably played a role during the dream: Margaret preferred a less bright, but closer event.
Does this give reason to believe that the possibility of foreseeing the future increases as the coming event approaches? The study appears to support this conclusion. Several experiments have shown that more than 90% of successful predictions are fulfilled within 48 hours, and less than 3% relate to events that are more than two weeks away from the moment of prediction. More than half of the predictions come true during the day. American researcher Alan Vaughan and British psychic Dana Zohar convincingly proved this by detailed statistical testing.
Foresight and memory
1993 - Vaughan and Jack Hawk reported to SPR another experiment that found that precognition acts like memory "in reverse." Recent events are remembered well, but the quality of the memories declines rapidly as time moves away from the incident.
Psychological studies of memory provide an opportunity to shed additional light on the phenomenon of foresight. Emotionally colored events leave especially vivid memories and are remembered much better even after many years, unlike ordinary incidents that do not cause strong emotions. It is well known, for example, that many people who in November 1963 were older than 10 years of age can remember absolutely clearly the moment when they heard about the assassination of US President John F. Kennedy. But ask them what they were doing on any given day in November 1973 or even 1993, and only a very few will remember anything intelligible. Thus, the emotional coloring of the moment is superimposed on the memory and fixes it.
Exactly the same effect can be observed in the case of precognition: emotionally charged events give rise to more visions and "cast a shadow" from the future further into the past than small everyday events. This is a clear confirmation that memory and foresight operate in a similar way, through the same mechanism in the human mind.
Dissociation
A review that was published in 1993 in the Journal of Nervous and Mental Disorders provides much food for thought. Two Canadian psychologists, Colin Ross and Sean Joshi, set out to find out if the phenomenon of foresight is related to the well-known mental state of dissociation. They found that such a connection actually exists - and along the way found that 17.8% of the population at some point in their lives experienced foresight.
Dissociation is, in essence, the ability of a person to be distracted from the outside world and concentrate more on his inner state, paying so much attention to the inner world that there is a danger of getting lost in it and even starting to perceive it as reality. Of course, this does not mean that people experiencing dissociation are hallucinating. They are simply more capable of assimilation of internal information, which is blocked in people who are mainly oriented to the outside world. Such information may seem not just an illusion, but valuable and meaningful information.
It is this idea that follows from the data collected by the US parapsychologist William Cox. He analyzed information about trains that had crashed and found that the number of passengers on such trains was significantly less than on other trains at the same time or on the same trains but on different days before the crash. This can only be explained by the fact that people who had the ability to dissociate subconsciously felt the impending disaster and decided to take another train or abandon the trip.
Ross and Joshi also drew attention to a recent finding by psychologists that eyewitnesses (especially survivors) were often abused as children. Skeptics are looking for ways to turn such impressive data into a means of "refuting" unusual phenomena. However, a Canadian study found no direct link between child abuse and later experiences of mysterious phenomena. Rather, it can be argued that those who suffered childhood abuse develop a good ability to live an inner life, seeking to escape from everyday traumatic reality.
Probably, such people acquire the ability to dissociate and pay more attention to what is happening in their inner world. Sometimes the price of this may be an increased tendency to fantasize, but a special sensitivity to foresight may just as well develop. Other people, on the contrary, learn to ignore inner experiences, considering them "simply a game of the imagination." Trust in one's feelings is considered in modern society to be a much lesser virtue than the ability to think rationally. This suppression of a part of the personality creates an imbalance and can be very costly for some of us.
