DonAithnen (donaithnen) wrote,
DonAithnen
donaithnen
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Test stuff



Thank you kalah =)

h3 align="center">The Best Divination Technique For You
Would Be... </h3>

Lucid Dreaming is the ability you have to dream and know that it will
come true. It is the original waking Sleep State in which you return
to the source of your creative power. Lucid Dreaming is the practice
that reconnects you with the magic and mystery of your subconscious
mind. It is the sleep of inspiration.


A conscious daydream shows you a practical way to turn your dreams
into reality. In your daydreams be conscious of the beautiful vision
you can create.


Relax, close your eyes, and off you go!

Find Out What Divination Technique Is Best For You!

This test created by Celtic_Shamanes

#1 Lucid Dreaming
#2 Scrying
#3 Tarot
#4 Pendulum
#5 Runes

Um, WTF??

Last i checked, lucid dreaming was a dream in which you become aware that you are having a dream and gain the ability to control what's going on, and has nothing whatsoever to do with any form of divination.

Although on second thought, can i get that in writing? If i ever manage to have a lucid dream, i will make sure to have a million dollars appear in front of me, thereby divining that i will soon find a million dollars =)
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