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1. www.centreofexcellence.com › how-to-read-tea-leavesA Step-by-Step Guide to Reading Tea Leaves (Tasseography)

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   Jan 12, 2024 · Step 1: Focus Your Intention. As you sip your tea, it's essential to prepare for your reading. Concentrate on a specific question or area of your life that you'd like insights into. This intention-setting process is essential as it aligns your subconscious with the symbols that will emerge.

2. wiccanwitchcraftblog.com › how-to-read-tea-leavesHow To Read Tea Leaves: A Beginner’s Guide to Tea Leaf ...

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   Apr 2, 2023 · A person in a difficult situation may be more likely to see the negative in a reading rather than a more enlightened truth. Like people, tea leaf readings can be flawed and are always situational. Some of the major tea leaf symbols to look out for are: Anchor – This can mean good fortune in your work life or love life.

3. twinings.co.uk › the-basics-of-reading-tea-leavesThe Basics of Reading Tea Leaves – Twinings

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   Find the Perfect Tea. Put the tea into a teapot and bring it to boil. Grab a wide, flat bottomed cup that preferably has no pattern inside and slightly sloped sides. Once the tea is boiled carefully pour out into the cup and enjoy! Just before you’re finished, give the last bit of tea a little swirl around and start to get your imagination ...

4. www.thespruceeats.com › tasseography-tea-leafTasseography Symbols for Reading Coffee or Tea Leaves

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   Mar 20, 2024 · Arrows: bad messages or news from the direction in which the arrow points. Axe: problems overcome. Birds: good luck, possibly a good journey. Boat: a visit from a friend. Bouquet: very good luck, including good friends, success, and a happy love life. Bridge: a good journey. Butterfly: success and pleasure.

5. readingmytealeaves.com › 2019 › 10make your own: clay vessel. – Reading My Tea Leaves – Slow ...

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   Oct 14, 2019 · Continue to press the clay outward making the circumference wider. You can use a rolling pin if desired but do not roll it out too thin. + Blow up a water balloon but not to its maximum capacity; leave at least ¼ empty. + Cut off a piece of plastic wrap that will cover the balloon completely. + Place the clay disk in the center of the plastic ...

6. www.wikihow.life › Do-TasseographyHow to Do Tasseography: 9 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow Life

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   May 6, 2021 · Do not strain the tea when pouring from a teapot; if making straight in the cup, simply add the leaves direct to the cup and pour the hot water over the top. 5. Serve the tea as usual. The person who is asking the question needs to drink the tea and it is that teacup which will be read from.

7. taotat.ca › aboutAbout - TAOTAT's Mystic Tea and Brooms

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   She is the sole owner of TAOTAT’s Mystic Tea & Brooms (TAoTaT c.2009), a business with a focus on all things tea, tea Sommelier services, tea education, tea leaf and card reading, brooms, broom education, teaching. TAOTAT stands for The Art of Tea and Tasseomancy. Amy is a Certified THAC Tea Sommelier Professional and Broomsquire (broom maker).