Ceromancy
Ceromancy interprets figures made of wax, particularly shapes that form as wax solidifies.
How to approach it
A reading begins by recognising a sign and relating it to a question. Describe the observation first, then explore its associations: the image opens a reflection rather than imposing a conclusion.
An important distinction
It focuses on wax shapes; candle divination can also interpret the flame and other candle behaviour.
An example to explore
Look at a photograph of cooled wax: a key-like shape might suggest access or a solution still to be found.
Taking the idea further
To explore further, compare the related concepts and note differences in material, procedure and interpretation. If you open a related tool, read its own rules; sharing a symbol does not mean carrying out the same practice.