psychomancy

[ sahy-koh-man-see ]

noun

1. occult communication between souls or with spirits.

Word History and Origins

Origin of psychomancy¹

First recorded in 1645–55; psycho- + -mancy

Example Sentences

The well-known case of Swedenborg gives us another illustration of this class of Psychomancy.

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In our last three lessons we considered that class of Psychomancy arising from the erection and employment of the "Astral Tube."

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This form of Psychomancy is, of course, a higher degree of manifestation than the class previously described.

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Astral Projection is frequently developed by faithful practice of, and demonstration of, the simpler forms of Psychomancy.

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The phenomena of Psychomancy, etc., may be grouped into three classes, each being produced by its own special class-cause.

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