Why put blue or black velvet under the crystal ball?
Why we have to cover the crystal ball divination next?
You have to put the tissue under the ball to eliminate distractions obvious things on the table. You cover the ball to hide the fact that what you see in the ball is entirely the result of images from around the room, where people can tell if left open.
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