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#divination

727
posts Β· 30d
119
users
24
posts / day
6.1
posts / user
-7% vs last week

#divination is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 119 people shared 727 posts with it β€” around 24 a day. Activity is down 7% versus the previous week, peaking on Nov 8 with 37 posts.

#divination posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #divination

The Black Quilled Poet
@liminalritualhaus.bsky.social
about 18 hours ago
I take my place before the glass, where darkness gathers like a held breath. I loosen the mind from its waking thoughts, let the edges of the world dissolve, and invite the shadows to unfurl their hidden language upon the black. #witchsky #scrying #poem #divination #witchcraft
I take my place before the glass,
where darkness gathers like a held breath.
I loosen the mind from its waking thoughts,
let the edges of the world dissolve,
and invite the shadows to unfurl
their hidden language upon the black.
I do not command what comes.
I do not reach for what remains concealed.
I watch the darkness deepen,
until the smallest movement becomes a doorway and the stillness begins to speak.
For not every answer arrives as a vision.
Some rise slowly from the depths,
like something long buried beneath the now
waiting for the light to find it.
And sometimes the greatest revelation
is not what the glass reveals,
but what I finally find the courage
to see within myself.
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The Swamp Wytch
@theswampwytch.bsky.social
5 days ago
Nature hides its metamorphoses in plain sight. When persimmons drop, the seed’s white heart reshapes into a seasonal forecast before the frost even hits: a spoon to shovel snow, a fork for mild turns, a knife for cutting ice. The tree already knows. #WyrdWednesday #Folklore #Georgia #Divination
Three halved persimmon seeds displayed side-by-side, revealing the white plant embryos encased within their dark interior kernels. The white shapes represent the three traditional folk weather patterns: a a rounded shovel-like spoon on the left, a straight knife blade in the middle, and a fork with distinct tines on the right.

Photo from Missouri Department of Conservation.
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