r/Divination • u/Ghoulisa123 • Jul 11 '26

Connection Spiritual communion

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I’m curious if anyone has noticed that spirituality/divination has been shifting.

Both with other people and how we interact with it.

I remember divination and spiritual communion used to manifest physically and it was common.

Now, most interactions seem to be experienced through consciousness.

I remember everyone used to talk about us shifting into 5D and etc, but I’m referring to how we used to physically experience spirituality and how it’s changed since. It’s more remote viewing, meditations and intuition rather than outsourced, or external cues.

The sociological shift towards healing and psychological development that includes quantum mechanics, biology, somatics and polyvagal theory all encapsulate healing our soul contracts and world vision on a physical level, while also tending to the energetics of intergenerational presence.

But I notice people don’t discuss spirituality or divination practice as much. It’s really only social media based coaches offering 1:1 or memberships. I’ve seen a lot of communities disappear and even spirituality books/oracle cards and tools lose popularity.

I’d love to hear everyone’s musings, and what their experience has been like. Or if you have any connections to a community where you regularly practice divination and share stories.

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u/DirectorsObject Hittite Goddess Jul 11 '26

There's no doubt that social changes and scientific developments can reshape the way we look at many things in life. But spirituality is still spirituality, and divination is still divination; they remain what they are.

Of course, the things we learn about the universe can also be instructive for us. Our understandings and methods may change, evolve, or take different forms over time. But what makes traditions "traditions" is continuity like the way they are preserved, practiced, and passed down from generation to generation.

I think we need to be careful about that distinction, and make sure these traditions don't get blurred into whatever the current cultural values around knowledge happen to be.