What I witnessed wasn't an external prophecy, but a projection of the unconscious. Jung called it shadow work, and the imagery that surfaced reminded me of the High Priestess card—curtains drawn, intuition taking the wheel. The ball acts like the symbolism of The Moon card: reflective, watery, and deeply tied to the subconscious. When shapes formed, they weren't random noise. They were archetypes my mind recognized, almost like cognitive pattern recognition in action.

Scrying taught me that divination isn't about predicting the future. It's about confronting what's already inside you. The glass doesn't show you what's coming; it shows you what you're avoiding. I'd love to hear if others experience that same hypnagogic shift, or if your sessions lean more toward structured tarot spreads. How do you navigate the line between psychological projection and genuine intuition?