- More Micromancy Objects:
• Om Symbol-the essence of the entire universe; perhaps you need to take up meditation; maybe you need to step back and see the larger picture here.
• Cluster of Coins & Jewels-mobile weath; money, or something else of value.
• Wishbone-wishes, dreams, hopes, or desires.
• Key-something is unlocked; something is opened; you have the solution to the problem in your hands, or very close by—look for the key!
• Deer in the Woods-nature.
• Hotei Buddha-good luck, happiness, and plentitude; the Buddha knows he already has enough and therefore he is content; happiness with right where one is in life.
• Rose Quartz Egg-gestation period; a cocoon-like feeling. Affection for something soon-to-be hatched.
• Bird of Paradise-the exotic, lovely and different; perhaps you crave a change of scenery. This could also be a Phoenix, which periodically dies by fire and is reborn from its own ashes.
• Door Knocker-seeking admission to something, or to someone’s heart. Home.
• Globe-matters of world-wide importance; worldly concerns. Travel, possibly extensive travel.
• Mare and Foal-parenthood; maternal or parental concerns.
• Airplane-travel by air; flying, and the freedom it represents.
• Dragonfly-the beautiful but short-lived; also associated with summer.
• Pair of Wings-desiring or gaining the ability to fly free of what currently restrains and imprisons you; an imagination taking flight (this can be a good or bad thing). Someone officially becomes a certified pilot.
• Pocket-Watch-time is a factor here; timeliness; a life lived by the clock; something which functions like clockwork—the same thing happens at the same time every day; regularity of existence.
• Hour-Glass-time is swiftly passing. You may be running out of time to complete something.
• Queen Bee-someone who rules the roost, and everyone knows it. A female authority figure. A matriarch. Could be a male with these qualities. Leader.
• Eiffel Tower-could literally be referring to Paris, or France, or just generally indicate a desire to travel.
• Camera-preserving the moment for posterity. Cameras also come between the photographer and their direct experience of life—is there something you are trying to keep at an emotional or mental remove from yourself? Marking the moment.
• Horn/Claw-both horns and claws represent protection with naturally-endowed weapons. The horn can also represent plenty and hospitality, as they were made into drinking cups in olden days. Claws represent threat and hostility, but also the badge of the successful hunter. It is up to the inquirer to decide if this is a horn—or a claw.
• Keyhole-spying, eavesdropping, something valuable locked away.
• Multi-Faceted Bauble– a multi-faceted person or situation. Something may look very different from a variety of different perspectives. This bauble is also a crystal ball; it could represent a desire to see the future.
• Silver Filagree Heart-a caged heart; delicate feelings. People you love and value, whether family, friends or a romantic partner.
• Stone Heart-someone is being ‘hard-hearted’ about something. Or perhaps an admonition to be more hard-hearted and dispassionate about something.
• Triquetra-Druidic/Celtic spirituality; Celtic wisdom in the form of ‘triads’–wisdom-sayings with three parts to each. Body-Mind-Spirit, Father-Son-Holy Spirit, Earth-Sea-Sky, Maiden-Mother-Crone. Something with three main parts to it.
• X/O Box-X and O is signed at the bottom of hand-written letters to mean ‘kisses and hugs.’ Can indicate either a desire or need for affection. It can indicate where, for whom, or in what circumstances we feel affection.
• Infinity Symbol-a figure-8 lying on its side, this symbolic representation of ever-recycling energy represents eternity. Whatever other object it lands near, we need to consider the long-term and possibly-permanent aspects related to those symbols.
• Yin-Yang Symbol-this symbol is all about balance; and to keep in mind that light and dark carry a little bit of its opposite in each other. - Pyramid spikes on a rectangular bar-person with a rough exterior. ‘Spiky’ personality. One who puts on a pretense of ‘toughness.’
Small objects divination is very free-form method of divination, and one which calls strongly on the reader’s intuition and creativity, on their ability to interpret the various objects and how and where they land. You must surmise with this method, and be comfortable with that approach. Your micromancy set can be as large or small as you wish; you can add to it, or take objects away over the years, as it suits you. Generally, the more objects you and the people you are reading for can choose, the more accurate the reading can potentially be.