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Geomancy

Definition:

Geomancy is a divination method that interprets markings and patterns on the ground, or the casting of objects, to gain insight into future events or answer specific questions.

Senses:

  1. Noun - Divination:

    In the context of divination, geomancy refers to the practice of interpreting patterns and markings on the ground to make predictions or gain insights about the future.

    Example Sentence: The geomancy practitioner carefully studied the lines formed by the scattered stones to provide a glimpse into the querent's future.

  2. Noun - Homesite Selection:

    Geomancy can also refer to the practice of selecting a suitable location for building a home or structure based on the analysis of the earth's energies and auspicious features.

    Example Sentence: The architect relied on geomancy to determine the optimal position for the house, considering factors such as the flow of energy and environmental harmony.

  3. Noun - Feng Shui:

    In the realm of feng shui, geomancy encompasses the understanding and utilization of the natural energies and forces present in the environment to create harmony and balance in one's living or working space.

    Example Sentence: The interior designer applied geomancy principles to arrange furniture and decor in a way that maximized positive energy flow in the room.

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