Crystal ball · scrying, from ancient Persia to Victorian parlors

Gaze into the crystal ball

Ask a question, hold your focus, and watch an answer form in the mist: a clear verdict, the vision itself, what it means for you, and what to do next.

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Yes or no questions get a verdict; open questions (how, what, when) get an outlook. Leave it blank for a message for today.

Tap, or press and hold while you focus on your question.

3 of 3 free gazes left today.

How to ask the crystal ball

Ask one clear thing

"Will I hear back from the Seattle job by Friday?" reads better than "What about work?" Names, places and time frames make the vision sharper.

Hold the question in mind

Press and hold the button, breathe slowly and picture the situation while the mist swirls. Traditional gazers say the image forms when the mind goes quiet.

Ask once a day

The same question on the same day always shows the same vision. Asking again and again does not change it, but tomorrow brings a fresh one.

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The crystal ball is a traditional tool for reflection and fun. Visions describe possibilities, not certainties, and they are not a substitute for professional medical, legal or financial advice.

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