Divination Coins - Set of 8 or Individual Coins

Flipping coins and rolling dice are among the oldest (and most casual) forms of divination the world over. Every time you flip a coin to decide who does what, or if you should do it at all, you’re letting the forces of the universe inform you or your decision making...that’s divination! Take it one step further with these beautiful, custom lucky coins!  They are 1.5” and much thicker than a regular coin. They come in a variety of metal finishes and six different styles, with more styles in development! 1. Sol/Luna (sun and moon) Sol represents ego, illumination, clarity, logic, rulership,  and projective or controlling energies. Luna represents sub, consciousness, obscurity, imagination, intuition, and receptive, or nurturing energies. in a “yes or no” reading, Sol would be a “yes”, and Luna would be “no.” 2. Crow/Ouroboros The Crow represents liberation, communication, flight/ travel, freedom, divination and elevated sight/ perspective. The ouroboros represents the rings that connect us with each other in the world around us, cycles, immortality, and magic.  3. Fox/Hare The fox represents cleverness, resourcefulness, independence, opportunism, manifestation, manipulation, and predatory tendencies. The hair represents fear, sweetness, meekness, adaptation, swiftness, and prey tendencies. 4. Eye/Heart The eye represents consciousness, thought, intellect, and the mind. The heart represents intuition, love, and relationships. 5. Scythe/Harvest The scythe represents work (especially that which is grueling or difficult) sickness, anxiety, illness, deadlines and death. The Harvest represents inheritance, abundance, the product of Hard work, success, and perseverance. 6. Star/Crossroads The star represents hope, outside help, a knowing of where one is going and where one has been , spiritual or ancestral guidance, understanding, peace, wishes fulfilled, compassion, contentment. The crossroads represent a choice, confusion, potential, overwhelm, chaos, change, and the personal power by which we prevail.  7. Earth/Air These are considered the receptive polarity of the four classical elements, often described as partaking of a “feminine” or Yin energy. In a reading, the earth coin face up represents the material realm of the body and that which we need to sustain it (food, water, and shelter) as well as the means and resources by which we achieve that end (our labor, time, education, and money. The Air side face up in a reading indicates our mental faculties, communication, travel, and problem-solving.  8. Fire/Water These are considered the projective polarity of the four classical elements, often described as partaking of a “masculine” or Yang energy. The Fire side facing up represents the Fire of Spirit, our ambitions, desires, motivation, passions, and that which animates us or compels us to act. The Water face up represents the realm of dreams, emotions, intuition, and belief, and the ways in which those internal sensations connect us to each other.