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Are there any organizations dedicated to preserving the art of Divination in Asia?

Kelcie Mabone

Hey there! That's a really interesting question. As far as I know, there are definitely organizations in Asia that focus on preserving the art of Divination.

One that comes to mind is the International Feng Shui Association, which is based in Singapore but has chapters all over the world. While Feng Shui is technically more about the flow of energy in physical spaces than it is about divination, it does involve certain elements of predicting outcomes and interpreting signs, so it's definitely related.

There are also plenty of individual practitioners and masters out there who devote their lives to studying and preserving different divination arts. For example, I've heard of some practitioners in China who specialize in traditional Chinese astrology and fortune-telling techniques like Bazi.

Of course, cultural attitudes towards divination vary widely across Asia, so it's hard to make any definitive statements. In some countries, divination is still taken very seriously and is considered a crucial part of spiritual and everyday life. In others, it's largely been replaced by more modern forms of prediction like technical analysis and statistical modeling.

All that being said, I think it's safe to say that there are plenty of people out there who are passionate about preserving these ancient arts and keeping them alive for future generations. Whether they're part of a formal organization or not, they're doing important work in keeping these traditions alive and helping people connect with their spiritual roots.

At the end of the day, I think divination is about much more than just predicting the future - it's about cultivating a deep understanding of the universe and our place in it. Organizations or not, the people who are dedicated to this pursuit are working towards something powerful and meaningful.