Crystal Ball

by Sibyl Ferguson

Divination practitioners and lay people considering consulting a crystal ball may find this little pamphlet useful reading. The concise essay explains the fundamental ground rules about handling and housing a crystal ball, and then goes on to describe what is required to become a Seer or Scryer and how to interpret the clouding, colours, or images which appear in the ball. It covers the history of crystal gazing, plus case studies which could sway the most ardent sceptic, such as how a crystal Seer used a ball to identify the sight of a toxic underground stream, and discussion of contemporary thought on the science of crystallography.

Paperback

First published December 12, 1980

Reviews

[Bob Nadal]

A fun little book. Part one about the care and use of a crystal ball was fantastic.

[F]

Most of the books seems to have been written by Witch Bree. 13 pages of Ferguson, rest is Bree. So that's odd the way it's listed.