Four Coin Divination of Hermes - Need that Yes or No Question from the Gods or Spirits on any very important Life Issues!

Four Coin Divination of Hermes - I use ancient Greek Coins, during the middle 200 B.C. period to give me an authentic feel...

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This is a system wherein the question must be phrased in a way that can be answered 'yes' or 'no.' It's down and dirty divination and can be very, very useful in clarifying a question or situation. Now, I knew about binary divination systems pretty much since I started as a diviner I'd first learned about them via a room mate who practiced Lukumi. In this religion, there's a binary system called "obi." As I was learning divination myself, I picked up more information on these types of systems and filed it away.

One of the things that I really like about binaries is that it really does force one to craft the question with extreme clarity. The question must be clear and very concise. It has to allow for a yes/no answer which means paring it down to its most essential nature. What is really important? What is really being asked. It gets down to the bones of a question, to the bones of need. I also like the fact that it gives a clear yes or no answer. Every diviner I know has had the experience of reading for a client and having everything but the clear answer that the client wants come up on the mat. Usually this happens because there are either unseen circumstances affecting whatever the client is asking about, or the Gods and spirits are affecting the whole process but either way, it can be frustrating.

The binary numeral system – where each position is written as a 0 or 1 – forms the foundation of all modern computing systems.

In essence, binary code produces a representation of reality; it is behind the digital images we view on LCD screens, the music we listen to on CDs, and the movies we watch. It is sometimes difficult to conceive that we can reconstruct scenes from around the world and carry out highly advanced computing functions using only two numbers. –

The process of divination is simple: ask your question and, there are five possible results, and if we assume an ideal coin, they each have a 20% chance of falling (but, of course, the result is decided by the gods). The meanings of each throw are generally as follows:

1. All heads (Αγαθα, Blessing): Absolute yes. The blessing of the gods. Ease, swiftness, and success. The gods are pleased with you and you have their aid. You are acting on the blessed path in line with the will of the gods. A yes from the heart. The most positive of results.
2. Three heads, one tails (Αναβασις, Ascent): Tentative yes. Rephrase the question to be more specific. The gods have already spoken. Don’t ask what you already know. Propitiating the gods may be helpful. You may be missing something. You may need further action to ensure success.
3. Two heads, two tails (Τετροδος, Four-Way Crossroads): Simple yes but becoming “meh”. All ways open. Anything is possible. You can do it if you so choose, or not if you don’t want to. It doesn’t matter. Freedom in any and all directions. Keep asking more questions. The gods don’t particularly care whichever way you choose.
4. One heads, three tails (Καταβασις, Descent): No, perhaps reluctantly. The situation is not going in that direction. You’re barking up the wrong tree. Nothing’s working against you, but it’s just not going to happen. The gods have judged the matter against you.
5. All tails (Ατηρια, Evil): Absolute no, a spiteful or angry no. Don’t ask and stop asking. Major problems impeding you from your situation. The gods are angry at you. You may be cursed, crossed, or stuck in too much miasma. You need purification, fasting, and propitiation. You plan or ask about unlawful and amoral things. Don’t get yourself involved. The most negative of results.


In addition to getting quick yes/no answers from Hermes on a variety of topics, one of the reasons why I developed this system of divination is so that I can interact with all of the Greek gods and goddesses and heroes and demigods in order to ascertain their wishes and will. Yes, the coin divination method belongs to Hermes proper, but remember that Hermes is the messenger god who goes between gods and men and is a friend to them both. The coins can be thrown to ask any spirit and any god what their will is through the intercession and messages of Hermes, who communicates between us and them. I find this a very valuable thing in my work, although I may resort to other forms of divination such as reading omens.

I like using ancient greek coins during the time of the Since this is a coin-based divination method, a variant of sortilege.
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