Divination doesn’t really require any devices at all, especially expensive ones. It’s a talent, and like any ability, it improves with practice. A good way to start training this “muscle” is to play the “what happens next” game.

When the phone rings, guess who it is before answering. While driving, guess the color of the next truck. Take four different seeds. Mix them up and plant them in four pots. Scramble the pots, and then put the label for each plant on a pot. See how many are correct when the plants grow.

Get a packet of seeds for a plant that comes in different colors, like nasturtiums, cosmos or zinnias. Put a seed each in several starter pots. Label the pot with the color you think the flower will be. Another version of this is to try to influence the color of the flowers by concentrating on them each day. See if the flowers are predominately the color you chose to impress on the plants. Play the telepathy game, “Guess what color, number, animal, etc., that I’m thinking of”.

Everyone has different degrees of talent in everything. Like any talent, it’s useless unless cultivated, nurtured and exercised. Work on all talents to develop them to their greatest capabilities. Keep track of successes in the Book of Shadows. If you set up a graph, you will not only be able to really see the progress, but you will teach your child how to set up graphs.

Some concentration style computer games like minefield are also wonderful for practice.

I am weak in divination, because I rarely do it. I’m a wow at telepathy. It is a wonderful way to keep track of and intimidate children.