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Remember, though, everything you seen in vision can either be symbolic or literal. Unlike other abilities, you have to make a judgement call as to which it is. As you’ll soon learn, seeing isn’t necessarily understanding and visa versa. Sometimes messages will only make sense to whoever you’re reading for. There are times that an entire interpretation of a vision doesn’t even include you.
If scrying seems to work, try to do it every few days. Your sessions should be short and simple. You shouldn’t take answers literally or to heart. You’re learning, so these are just practice sessions.
Concentrate on a question, let yourself relax and gaze into your bowl.
Scrying is similar to reflecting your own mind at you. When you gaze into your bowl, you’re giving your ability something to focus and reflect itself off of. Sometimes, it makes it easier for people to see a vision.
If you like, try keeping a journal of your sessions. Write how it felt, what you saw, your interpretation and your question. If you have problems, or something you don’t understand, then write that down also! A journal helps you keep track of your unique symbology, track your progress and gives you something to learn from at a later date. If you ever wanted to, you could even use it to teach others.
Symbolism within vision is different for everyone. For an example, a crow could be a sign of death for you, but indicates secrets and unknown elements to others. Everyone learns their personal symbolism, even recording what certain symbols mean. Clairvoyance is a highly individualized ability, which means everyone works differently under different circumstances.
The above would apply to perception based abilities (excluding certain types of telepathy and empathy).
Again, I thought it would be good to share with everyone.
