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Title:	Shocking Stories from Magic Mirrors and Crystal Balls of The Future
Contributing Artist:	Ultimate Fact
Album:	Shocking Stories from Magic Mirrors and Crystal Balls of The Future - Single
Date:	02 May 2020
Duration:	10 Menit 56.00 detik
Type of file:	Audio MP3 (.mp3)
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Ultimate fact presents 10 Shocking Ways to know the Future with crystal ball and magic mirror. People have always had a fascination with predicting the future. From staring at tea leaves to examining animal entrails, self-proclaimed seers have found a myriad of ways to do so throughout history. One object stereo typically associated with attempting to see one’s future is the crystal ball. Crystal gazing or “scrying” is what psychics do when they gaze into a crystal ball or reflective surface and claim to know your future. Mediums have been “scrying” for thousands of years, and their predictions obviously have mixed results. Sometimes, the prophecies are truly eerie.
The Ghost Mirror
Johann Georg Faust was a German alchemist who inspired the famous Faust legends. He wrote a book of spells grimoire called the Hollenzwang. According to the instructions in the book, if one wants to see the future in a mirror, they must go to the market on a Friday and buy the first mirror they find, no matter how expensive it is. If they haggle the price down, that means a demon can get inside.
On the night of a new moon, the owner of the mirror must find a fresh grave, dig in the area where the face of the body would be, and bury the mirror facedown over the corpse. Nine weeks later, the seer had to dig up the mirror. Then, the names of three spirits must be said out loud in order to summon them. The names of the spirits change, depending on what sort of advice the seer was looking for.
The Visions Of ‘Miss X’
An anthropologist named Northcote W. Thomas wrote a few books during his life. Many of them were typical titles you would see from an anthropologist, like studies of tribes in Nigeria and the Aboriginal natives of Australia. However, he was particularly fascinated with psychic phenomenon, especially since stories of scrying pop up all over the world throughout history.
A Portal To The Underworld
In the 1200s, Friar Bacon was practicing the scientific method and experimenting with things that made people uneasy. He would look into a mirror and apparently talk to people who were far away. He would try to convince others that they could see their missing loved ones—if they just looked hard enough. Everyone was creeped out and kind of scared of him. In reality, he probably had a mental illness. However, with it being the 13th century and all, they naturally assumed he was working with the Devil. If a man died on the battlefield, they blamed it on Friar Bacon.
The Legend Of The Magical Tower
An Egyptian pharaoh stood in his tower. He had a magic mirror that allowed him to see his entire kingdom. If an enemy was approaching, he would see visions of these men in the mirror with enough time to gather the army and defend his country, even if they were more than 50 kilometers (30 mi) in the distance. The tower even had the power to shine the mirror’s lights upon the town, to let civilians know to evacuate. The mirror even had the ability to set enemy ships on fire.
Demons In Hand
During the Middle Ages, when paganism was being persecuted and Christianity was on the rise, some of the customs of predicting the future were still used, only adjusted to fit what was considered non-witchcraft. John of Salisbury became a bishop of the Catholic Church, and he wrote several manuscripts about his life and theology. He mentions in some of them that certain priests were in the habit of using young boys’ fingernails to do a Christian version of scrying, while others polished the bottom of a metal washbasin and stared into the reflection like a mirror. John wrote that he was one of the young boys who went through this ritual, yet he never saw any visions of the future.
The Queen’s Magician
During the 16th Century, Dr. John Dee was a genius scholar who was known for his studies in a variety of subjects, including mathematics, alchemy, and astronomy. He was also known to dabble in “magic,” looking into his crystal ball to make predictions of the future. During the reign of Queen Mary I, Catholicism became the national religion of England. It became illegal to practice magic. Despite the new laws, Mary’s sister, Elizabeth, asked John Dee for her horoscope. He predicted that in three years’ time, Mary would die and Elizabeth would be crowned as queen. Elizabeth tried to tell her sister of her fate, but Mary was understandably furious and put John Dee in jail.
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