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Tea symbols explanation – part two

ICEBERG - danger INSECT - problems are minor and you will easily overcome JEWELS - gifts KANGAROO - harmony at home KETTLE - any illness is minor KITE - wishes coming true KNIFE - broken friendship LADDER - promotion, a rise in life LAMP - at the top means a feast; at the side means secrets revealed; at the bottom means postponement LEAF - new life LETTER - news LINES - if straight means progress; if wavy means uncertain path LION - influentain friends LOCK - obstacles LOOP - avoid impulsive actions MAN - near handle means a vistor MASK - excitement; insecurity MOUNTAIN - great goals ...Read More
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Tea leaf reading symbols
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Tea symbols explanation – part one

ACORN - at the top means success and gain: At the bottom means good health. AIRCRAFT - journey; if broken means danger of accident; can also mean a rise in position ANCHOR - at top rest, stability, constancy; at bottom means clouded, ...Read More
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Tea leaf reading symbols
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Four main types of the tea leaf symbols

There are Four Types of Symbols: Nature tea leaf symbol These include all symbols having to do with the outside elements and their influence on us. They can be seen as influences beyond our control, because nobody controls Mother Nature! Sometimes they ...Read More

Tea leaf reading symbols
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Tea leaves symbols and patterns

Tea leaf readers from all cultures based their readings on objects and images which were common in everyday life. Natural forces like the weather, or animals, people, and even man-made objects each may turn up as a tea leaf symbol. ...Read More

Tea leaf reading symbols
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Rule three – Tea cup sections

Now you can examine the cup and the patterns of the tea leaves inside. Imagine three levels on your cup. The surface area of your tea when you began to drink and above is the Rim Section. Remember the amount ...Read More

Tea leaves reading
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Rule two – Drinking Tea

When the tea has cooled to a comfortable temperature, drink until the cup is nearly empty. If you see a twig or little stick floating in your tea, that is an early sign representing an imminent visitor. There will ...Read More

Tea leaves reading
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Rule one – make tea

First of all sit, down and enjoy a nice cup of tea. Remembering of course, that you need to make your tea the old-fashioned way using a teapot, so that you end ...Read More
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Tea leaves reading
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Tasseography – the art of tea reading

Tasseography, also known as tasseomancy, is the art of tea reading. Tea leaf reading is the ancient fortune telling art interpreting patterns made by tea leaves in the cup. Besides the reading ...Read More
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Tea leaves reading
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Divination as communication with the supernatural

From the earliest stages of civilization people have used various means of divination to communicate with the supernatural when seeking help in their public and private lives. Divination is most often practiced as a means of foretelling the future, and ...Read More
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Tea leaves reading


Tea leaves reading.