An object worn to attract luck, protection, or other spiritual benefits.

A set of cards used for divination.

A T-shaped cross, used as a spiritual symbol in several traditions.

The ritual of circumambulation around the Kaaba in Mecca, performed by Muslim pilgrims.

Thought-to-thought communication without the use of physical senses.

A member of the Knights Templar, a medieval military and religious order associated with esoteric mysteries.

A sacred place dedicated to prayer, meditation, and religious rituals.

Phylacteries worn by Orthodox Jews during the morning prayer.

Domestic idols used in ancient religious practices.

A person performing miracles or magical acts.

An esoteric philosophy founded by Aleister Crowley, based on the law "Do what thou wilt".

An alchemical or medicinal solution obtained by macerating substances in alcohol.

A sacred object or animal representing a group or person, used as a protective or spiritual symbol.

The state of exceeding physical and material limits to reach a higher spiritual reality.

A process of deep change, associated with spiritual growth and initiation.

In alchemy, the process of transforming base metals into gold, symbolizing spiritual change.

A geometric symbol representing harmony, balance, and the spiritual trinity.

A symbol made up of three lines, used in the Yi Jing for divination.

An ancient Celtic symbol representing movement and energy, composed of three interlaced spirals.

A spiritual entity created by thought and visualization practiced in Tibetan Buddhism.

A mound of earth raised over a grave used in ancient funerary practices.

A Hebrew term referring to a righteous person or a spiritual master in the Jewish tradition.