The Magic Mirror: Divination through the Ancient Art of Scrying

Scrying or clairvoyantly receiving information via images by peering into a spring as did the Oracle of Delphi, or gazing into a crystal ball as did the legendary Merlin, is the most ancient of all divination systems. It is believed that its use goes back some 100,000 years, and many considered scrying the most direct way to employ our innate clairvoyant faculty to see things at a distance, or in the past or future. The black scrying mirror, which came with the original set, can also be a gateway for astral projection or remote viewing.
The author has used Jungian psychology and quantum physics to reinterpret this ancient art for today’s readers, but the techniques and exercises herein apply to all the metaphysical arts, and may present the most cogent explanations in modern terms for the use of these ancient practices. As such, this book was the winner of the 2008 COVR award for the Best Book of the year, and the Magical Mirror set won for Best Divination System as well.

“I think this simple little book and its black scrying mirror
can inspire millions to access potent and subtle mind states.”
—Barbara Hand Clow from her foreword.