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The science and art of a sight to the events yet to unfold. Divination is one of the oldest arts seekers have discovered. It manifested in countless methods and sciences. The earliest references to it date back to the scrolls of the Magi depicting the works of the seeker Zoroaster. Oral tradition place such works to have been discovered and mastered separately in seeker cults around the world even much earlier than that. | The science and art of a sight to the events yet to unfold. Divination is one of the oldest arts seekers have discovered. It manifested in countless methods and sciences. The earliest references to it date back to the scrolls of the Magi depicting the works of the seeker Zoroaster. Oral tradition place such works to have been discovered and mastered separately in seeker cults around the world even much earlier than that. | ||
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The countless methods and sciences referred to above are, per [[Instrumentation]], all the same object: a randomiser. That entry argues this is why the practice was discovered independently everywhere. | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:36, 5 September 2026
The science and art of a sight to the events yet to unfold. Divination is one of the oldest arts seekers have discovered. It manifested in countless methods and sciences. The earliest references to it date back to the scrolls of the Magi depicting the works of the seeker Zoroaster. Oral tradition place such works to have been discovered and mastered separately in seeker cults around the world even much earlier than that.
See also
The countless methods and sciences referred to above are, per Instrumentation, all the same object: a randomiser. That entry argues this is why the practice was discovered independently everywhere.