Circus

Circus

A public entertainment consisting performances by acrobats, clowns, and trained animals, tightrope walkers, jugglers, unicyclists and other stunt-oriented performers.

Industry: Entertainment

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The letters in the alphabet used in various Germanic languages before the Latin alphabet. The individual letters have distinct powers associated with them and are used for spellcraft, divination, and ...

remote viewing

Entertainment; Circus

The ability to see and know things that one would not normally be able to see through mental or spiritual power and without using technology like cameras and bugs.

Dowsing

Entertainment; Circus

The process of detecting underground supplies using two sticks or rods, used mostly for finding water. Some say that it can be used to find hidden treasure, precious metals, or oil fields.

Aura

Entertainment; Circus

The light surrounding a person indicating their power, mood, and degree of divinity. The brighter and bigger the aura, the more power the person has. The color of the aura is also a good indicator of ...

Homeopathy

Entertainment; Circus

The practice of diluting a remedy so that it becomes more effective, and that the remedy has to consist of items that would bring about the symptoms of the disease in healthy people.

remote healing

Entertainment; Circus

Pleading with a supernatural force or entity to heal another person from far away. Supposedly works better if there are more people performing or person is stronger spiritually.

Astrology

Entertainment; Circus

The art of studying the formations of stars and planets in the night sky and predicting the future with them. The Zodiac is the branch of astrology most known to people.