Tea reading

I'm not claiming to be an expert, but I know enough to get you started reading the cups. The first way that I suggest is the past, present, future layout. I'll try to explain as simply as I can. This is only one method. My method, and I don't claim it's precise or guarantee it to work the same for others as it does for me. I suggest you experiment. Well, first of all you need tea. Preferably loose tea in a tea pot, but bags of tea will suffice if you tear them once tea is brewed. (I call…

Your future in the tea cup

Tea Leaf Reading (Tasseomancy) Chart for Harry Potter Party. Pour a little freshly brewed leaf tea from a teacup into a cup and saucer. Swirl the remains three times then tip into the saucer. Study the tea leaves left in your cup - what can you see?

It’s officially called tasseography, or the practice of reading the leaves, no doubt reading too much into symbols. I’m at serious risk of Dubeeography here, but I choose to interpret …

Your future in the tea cup

Contents show]Table of ContentsIntroductionTasseomancy, also known as Tasseography, is the art of reading tea leaves. While the term also includes the use of wine sediments and coffee grounds, these other materials have since separated into their own type of divinatory art. While it is certainly common to find any of the three used, as beginners you will be working primarily with, and learning about, the uses of the tea.The significance of the ubiquitous, cross cultural and historical

Even if you’ve never used tea leaf reading for divination, you can still explore this ancient art and get great results. Interpreting the meaning of your tea leaves is a bit like throwing bones or scrying—it’s intuition-based and there are very few hard-and-fast rules. Over time, you’ll start to recognize the symbols and what…