Red_desert
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I'll post my UT sketch when it is finished.
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On the Jewish history website (see link in previous comments above) I did find info that said, the priest would face the Shekinah when asking questions with the UT. That translated is the visible presence or spiritual manifestation.red_desert, the question is:
The priest who used it, first make a ritual/invocation/prayers??
.. if it is so, implies the presence of other being: archangel, angel, etc.
Nice draw!
I found an interesting article, a Jewish Rabbi's perspective on water divining along with all forms of dowsing.
Rabbi Robert dos Santos Teixeira
"A Seer of Israel, like seers of other faith communities, uses his or her non-physical or inner senses, which every human being possesses, to provide information for the benefit of others, Jews and non-Jews alike....
What is divination? For mystics, including Jewish mystics, every single thing that exists contains a spark of the Divine, which means, of course, everything is Divine and everything is alive! The Divine is constantly communicating, with us, with all of life, with Itself.
Every form of divination started out as an attempt (on the part of those already using their inner senses) to decode Divine communication, and it gradually evolved into a mode of communication or a language. A particular form of divination is a language, in which the Divine together with practitioners of divination or diviners converse. Divining, then, is conversing. Some diviners are adept at one, some at several, forms of divination or languages.
What is licit and illicit divination?"