Fire Scrying

This is something I was doing as a child but was unware of what it truely meant. When I turned 14, I learned and continue to practice this often. I dont do readings, barely can understand mine fully. Once again I quoted from Bucklands Guide.
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Make a fire of driftwood,on the seashore, after sunset (if you are far from the seashore then you can use any old, weathered wood, such as from an old barn, or the like). When the wood
has been well burned and is beginning to die down,
lay on it a cedar log, a juniper log and three good
handsful of sandalwood chips. Let these burn well.
Then, as the fire again begins to die down, gaze deep
into the dying embers. In these embers you will see
scenes of the past, present and future. You may see the
actual scenes, but it is more likely that you will see symbolic scenes that may need interpreting.

My mentor uses this tecnuique very nice thank you Nioki

This is awesome, Nioki

I only wish I was better with fire.....

thanks for posting that I been trying to find more fire scrying. Thank you.