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NOTE: This thread is not meant to be religiously offensive in any way; as stated in the title, this is strictly being done for fun.
Stichomancy, for those who don't know, is basically flipping a book to a random page and picking a random sentence (preferably before you look at the page). The idea is that the sentence you've picked can potentially shed light on your current situation in life. Whether or not it's accurate or realistic, it can be fun to attempt to figure out how certain sentences would work in your life.
Please include the title and author of the book in your post, along with other details about it if you wish. There are no other real rules, other than any of the Iwaku rules that can be applied here. And yes, it doesn't necessarily have to be a book. A magazine or even a desk calendar (anything with pages you can flip through) will do, though it might be harder to find the author through those methods.
Here's what I found. As for the rest of you, I hope you enjoy your readings!
[dash=brown]"It helped me to trust in people," the Englishman answered. –The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
It sounds both nice and surprisingly relevant. I haven't been the most trusting person for a while, especially of other people, and it will be helpful for me to regain some of that trust.[/dash]
Stichomancy, for those who don't know, is basically flipping a book to a random page and picking a random sentence (preferably before you look at the page). The idea is that the sentence you've picked can potentially shed light on your current situation in life. Whether or not it's accurate or realistic, it can be fun to attempt to figure out how certain sentences would work in your life.
Please include the title and author of the book in your post, along with other details about it if you wish. There are no other real rules, other than any of the Iwaku rules that can be applied here. And yes, it doesn't necessarily have to be a book. A magazine or even a desk calendar (anything with pages you can flip through) will do, though it might be harder to find the author through those methods.
Here's what I found. As for the rest of you, I hope you enjoy your readings!
[dash=brown]"It helped me to trust in people," the Englishman answered. –The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
It sounds both nice and surprisingly relevant. I haven't been the most trusting person for a while, especially of other people, and it will be helpful for me to regain some of that trust.[/dash]