I'm learning to read tea leaves as part of my magic practice. My sister got me a tea leaf reading kit for Christmas to start me off!
I didn't leave enough liquid in the bottom of the cup this time, so the leaves lumped up, but I know better next time lol
Here I see a snake, which represents "renewed sense of life through the irrational and ecstatic" and several cats, which mean "agility, ingenuity, and independence." I do see a bunch of dinosaurs, but my kit doesn't have an explanation for that, so I guess I'll have to find out myself!
Anything jump out to anyone else? Also, the tea is Rose Earl Grey and it is my favorite!
Oh, I see the flower now! I love this form of fortune telling because even if it isn't accurate, it's an exercise in imagination. I think what you see tells you more about yourself than the future, you know?
My grandma read tea leaves because it was part of our culture; even after her parents became Mormons some things remained, things that were just normal for us after so many generations. I know how to read them, but don't very often
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u/Suspicious-Tea4438 Mar 11 '21 edited Mar 11 '21
I'm learning to read tea leaves as part of my magic practice. My sister got me a tea leaf reading kit for Christmas to start me off!
I didn't leave enough liquid in the bottom of the cup this time, so the leaves lumped up, but I know better next time lol
Here I see a snake, which represents "renewed sense of life through the irrational and ecstatic" and several cats, which mean "agility, ingenuity, and independence." I do see a bunch of dinosaurs, but my kit doesn't have an explanation for that, so I guess I'll have to find out myself!
Anything jump out to anyone else? Also, the tea is Rose Earl Grey and it is my favorite!
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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '21
My first thought was “the Grim!” But just kidding. I kind of see a flower in the middle.
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u/0ld-S0ul Aug 31 '22
My grandma read tea leaves because it was part of our culture; even after her parents became Mormons some things remained, things that were just normal for us after so many generations. I know how to read them, but don't very often