The Magic of Scrying

Psychic Teachers

Samantha Fey

Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Spirituality

4.8 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2022

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to Psychic Teachers - your podcast for all things mystical, miraculous and magical. In this week's episode we discuss the Magic of Scrying. Do crystal balls work? What did John Dee see when he gazed into his Black Obsidian mirror? Why did Nostradamus peer into a bowl of water rather than a crystal ball or mirror?

We conclude the show with an in-depth look at Raymond Moody's work into mirror scrying for meditation and grief relief and share tips and tools for practicing your own scrying.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Psychic Teachers. I'm your host Samantha Faye. And I'm Deb Bowen.
0:20.7	And on today's show, we're going to discuss the magic of scrying. The act of gazing into
0:26.0	a reflective surface to connect with the other side, peek into the future, access parts of our
0:31.9	subconscious or explore remote viewing. Deb, have you ever tried scrying? Yes. What do you think?
0:40.4	It was pretty scary. Actually, I've actually done this several times and every time it's worked,
0:46.3	every time there has been somebody in the mirror. I believe it was the last time I tried this
0:51.8	on Salon some years ago with a friend and we were actually outside in candlelight and took a mirror
1:00.7	outside to go in through the process of inviting folks into to talk to us or to come in. We of course
1:08.7	had set up a protective circle and all this stuff. And it was like watching face after face after
1:13.7	face after face fly by. And some of them are recognized and some of them I did not. It was a strange
1:20.9	experience. That does sound strange. I have not tried it either. I have gazed into a candle flame,
1:27.3	but I have never tried scrying. And my friend Denise bought me a black obsidian scrying mirror and
1:33.7	some books on it. And so that's what makes up the bulk of this research. But I do want to try it,
1:40.0	but I have not. So we are we are basically novices talking about what we've researched about the
1:46.0	magic of scrying. The word scrying is derived from an old English word which means to succeed in
1:52.2	discerning or to make out dimly. An ancient history only priest and magi were allowed to practice
1:58.6	scrying. Politicians and heads of state would hire them to interpret their dreams or predict the
2:03.6	future or reach out to others on the other side. Some would use bowls of water polished obsidian
2:09.7	crystal balls or black mirrors. Did you know that the very first mirrors were made of black obsidian?
2:16.5	I did. I did not know that. Actually probably copper too.
2:23.1	Yes, different types of metals. But black mirrors date back to 6000 BC and they've been found in
2:30.0	modern day Turkey. Metal mirrors of copper or bronze have been discovered throughout Mesopotamia
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