Wax fortune telling, or wax casting, as well as candle fortune telling, are among the oldest types of fortune telling. We can agree that the methodology of these fortune-telling is simple, but interpretation is a whole science. Fortune telling is not given to anyone the first time; it becomes subject to those who are decisive and persistent in their knowledge. The melted wax hardens in water and takes on the outline of a figure, the symbolic meaning of which fortune tellers try to interpret. The art of predicting the future using wax (keroscopy) has its roots in the distant past. There are known examples of such fortune telling by the ancient civilizations of Greece and Egypt, although it could have existed long before that. Babylonian sorcerers poured melted wax into water and then deciphered the meaning of the resulting figurines. The main advantage of this technique is its simplicity. For fortune telling, you need a minimum set: a large candle, a box of matches, a bowl of cold but not ice water and... your patience, since the candle must burn for a certain time to obtain a sufficient amount of molten wax. Since ancient times, the “technology” of predicting the future by wax and candles have remained virtually unchanged. Moreover, the reader will be interested in conspiracies aimed at healing using candles.