"I feel an army in my fist."
- Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller

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div·in·er /dəˈvaɪ nər/

noun

A person who practices divination; one who seeks to discover future events or unknown information by supernatural or magical means.

Examples:
"The ancient king consulted a renowned diviner to interpret his dreams and understand the will of the gods."
"She was known throughout the village as a skilled diviner, able to read fortunes from tea leaves."

Synonyms:
soothsayer, seer, prophet, oracle, sibyl, augur, clairvoyant, fortuneteller, prognosticator, lithomancer.

Related terms:
divination (the act or practice of divining)

(Figurative) A person who has an uncanny ability to intuit or discover something.

Examples:
"He's a true diviner of market trends."
"She was a diviner of talent, always spotting the next big star."

Etymology:
From Old French devineor, from Latin dīvīnātor, from dīvīnāre ("to foresee, predict, foretell"), from dīvīnus ("divine").