Luftinlässe

Luftinlässe, also known as air reading, is a method of divination that involves interpreting the movements of objects suspended in the air, such as candles, incense, or crystals, to gain insight into future events or hidden information. The practice is rooted in various spiritual and occult traditions, including Wicca, New Age spirituality, and traditional folk magic.

The origins of luftinlässe are not well-documented, but it is believed to have evolved from ancient practices of divination and spiritual communication. The method typically involves creating a sacred space, often by lighting candles or burning incense, and then observing the movements of the suspended objects. These movements are interpreted based on the practitioner's intuition and knowledge of symbolic meanings associated with different movements and positions.

Luftinlässe is often used for personal growth, problem-solving, and spiritual development. It is considered a gentle and intuitive form of divination, suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners alike. However, like all forms of divination, the accuracy and reliability of luftinlässe are subjective and depend on the individual's interpretation and belief in the process.

Practitioners of luftinlässe may use various techniques to enhance their readings, such as meditation, visualization, and the use of affirmations. They may also consult with other spiritual practitioners or seek guidance from spiritual texts and traditions to deepen their understanding and interpretation of the movements observed during a reading.

While luftinlässe is generally considered safe and harmless, it is important to approach the practice with an open mind and a willingness to learn. As with any form of divination, the interpretations made during a luftinlässe reading should be taken as suggestions or insights rather than definitive answers.