Have you ever heard water scrying?


 

Hey everyone Todd here with Paranomaly.

Have you ever heard water scrying?

It’s an ancient art form of spirit communication that’s been around for a very long time. Kings will often ask their wizards if they would win a battle. The wizard would look into the water for a sign. Native Indians would also use the rivers, creeks and streams for guidance. It’s still used today but unfortunately it is an art form that is dying out.

For spirit communication I prefer the audio recorder and my screen set to open the door Waze and gateways into the unknown.

The images depicted are from a friend Erica who amassed thousands of images of possible spirit, animal, and alien communication through the art of scrying.

She is the absolute best that I know who uses this form of spirit communication using the waters crying or water ITC method.

What are your thoughts on water scrying?

Do you believe that it is a gateway or doorway into the unknown for spirit communication?

Let us know in the comments below and thank you.

I'd like to add that this could fall into the Pareidolia pile as well but for me personally, I like to believe that these are possibly Human Spirits, Animals, Aliens and other Worldly Beings and Creatures.

As always my goal is for people to believe but use an open mind.


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