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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › TasseographyTasseography - Wikipedia

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   An example of a tea leaf reading, showing what may be interpreted as a dog and a bird on the side of the cup. Tasseography (also known as tasseomancy, tassology, or tasseology) is a divination or fortune-telling method that interprets patterns in tea leaves, coffee grounds, or wine sediments . The terms derive from the French word tasse ( cup ...

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

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   3 days ago · 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.

3. rosielovestea.com › blog › 2018/12/17Tea Leaf Reading: Beginners Guide — Rosie Loves Tea

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   Apr 2, 2023 · Tasseography, also known as tasseomancy, is the ancient art of divination or fortune-telling using tea leaves. It involves interpreting symbols and patterns formed by the leaves in a cup after tea has been consumed or poured. The word "tasseography" comes from the French word "tasse", which means cup, and the Greek word "graphia", which means ...

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

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   Tea leaf reading, or Tasseography, was first attributed to people in China who have held a deep adoration of tea and its beneficial qualities for centuries. Fortune Telling Fortune tellers began to notice patterns and shapes left in their cups after drinking tea and interpreted them as prophecies and messages of the past, present and future.

5. www.auntyflo.com › tea-leaf-dictionaryA-Z Tea-Leaf Reading Dictionary | Auntyflo.com

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   A-Z Dictionary. I have been reading tea leaves for nearly 30 years. It start at a party and it was always something that drew a crowd. Tea leaf reading is lighthearted way to take a stab at the future. If you are having a cuppa then you can carry out divination and enjoy discussing life issues, check out my A-Z details of what the signs mean in ...

6. leafteashop.co.uk › a-guide-to-reading-loose-leafA Guide to Reading Loose Leaf Tea Leaves

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   Divine the leaves. Once you have almost finished your drink, leave a little bit of liquid in your cup and gently swirl it in a clockwise direction. This will ensure that your tea leaves are well spread out and settled before reading. Next, take the handle of the cup in your left hand and peer into the cup!

7. www.refinery29.com › en-gb › how-to-read-tea-leavesA Beginner’s Guide To Reading Tea Leaves - Refinery29

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   Aug 6, 2020 · The first time I was introduced to tea leaf readings was through Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban at the ripe age of 8. But reading tea leaves isn't just a spooky part of your favourite ...