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The ability to predict a person’s future. The term is often equated with divination, but there is a difference. Divination assumes that we have the ability to change and create our own futures—we can alter what may be indicated. Fortunetelling, however, implies as fixed future—fate—that cannot be improved, avoided, or changed. Although more and more people have abandoned the concept of a fixed fate—and thus use “divination” rather than “fortunetelling”—many people still use “fortunetelling” to describe all of the divinatory arts, including Tarot, Runecasting, tea leaf reading, palmistry, etc.
Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Jaime Gironés, author of the new Llewellyn's Little Book of the Day of the Dead.
Many people around the world celebrate their ancestors during Autumn. Some Pagans who celebrate Samhain on October...
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