DIVINATION I
Divination 1 is an overview of the role of the seer in an Indo-European societal context, as well as
a practicum for modern divination. Students will learn a basic divination system at an introductory
level, and about the uses of divination for oneself and others. At this level the divination may still be
book-assisted. The primary goal of this course is for the student to become more aware of the kinds
of divination and seership practiced in the Paleo-pagan Indo-European world, as well as the most
basic ways divination is used today.
Exit Standards:
1. Name and briefly describe one method of divination or seership technique common to three
paleo-pagan Indo-European cultures. (minimum 100 words each)
2. Within the context of a single paleo-pagan Indo-European culture, discuss three different
forms of divination or seership, and give an example of each. (minimum 100 words each)
3. Discuss both the role of seers within at least one Indo-European culture and the relationship
of seers to other members of the society, including in that discussion how seers or
visionaries would have supported themselves or how they would have been supported by
their people. (minimum two paragraphs)
4. Identify and describe one method of divination to which you find yourself attracted, and
discuss its relationship to paleo-pagan divination. (minimum 300 words)
5. Briefly describe the symbology of your chosen method of divination, and include a method
of application for that system. (minimum 100 words overall description plus at least one
sentence or line per symbol)
6. Describe the results of three divinations performed by you. These divinations may be text
assisted. (minimum 100 words each)
7. Discuss your view of the purpose of divination. (minimum 100 words)
8. Discuss the relative importance and effect of divination within your personal spiritual
practice. (minimum 100 words)
9. Discuss your view and understanding of the function of the Seer. (minimum 100 words)
10. Discuss the importance and value of divination as it relates to ADF. (minimum 100 words)
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