Ennustamallista

Ennustamallista, also known as the "Divination Board," is a traditional Finnish divination tool used for fortune-telling and spiritual guidance. It consists of a wooden board with a grid of 16 squares, each representing a different symbol or archetype. The board is typically made of birch wood, which is considered sacred in Finnish culture.

The symbols on the board are derived from the Finnish national epic, the Kalevala, and represent various aspects of life, such as love, war, nature, and the human condition. The symbols are arranged in a specific pattern, with each square corresponding to a different time period or situation.

To use the Ennustamallista, the user places a small stone or a coin on the board and shakes it gently. The stone or coin will come to rest on one of the squares, indicating the symbol or archetype that is relevant to the user's question or situation. The user can then interpret the symbol in the context of their question and gain insight into their future or spiritual path.

The Ennustamallista is a popular tool among Finns for its simplicity, accessibility, and cultural significance. It is often used for personal growth, decision-making, and spiritual exploration. The board can be found in many Finnish homes and is a symbol of Finnish cultural heritage.