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Divination (the book) Explained
Paul O’Brien, the father of interactive divination and founder of the Divination Foundation, shares why he wrote "Watch Now »
Welcome to the Divination Foundation
facilitating Great Decisions and Perfect Timing
The Divination Foundation explores and develops spiritual technologies that support enlightened decision-making and perfected timing, building on Paul O’Brien’s pioneering work as the inventor of divination software, founder of Tarot.com, host of Pathways radio, private advisor and philanthropist. More on: our mission | paul o’brien“
“We are born at a given moment, in a given place and, like vintage years of wine, we have the qualities of the year and the season of which we are born. Astrology does not lay claim to anything more.
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Why Divination?
Divination the book reveals Paul’s concept of Heart’s Desires — a higher order of desire deep inside you that lets you know what you are supposed to really be doing in your life. These are not desires in the sense of appetites or fantasies, your Heart’s Desire is all about who you are and your highest destiny in this lifetime. The secret to fulfilling these important drives revolves around intuitive decision-making, thinking outside the box and making the right moves at the right time — all skills that divination tools develop, as the book explains.
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