Fortune Telling By Cards Numbers And Tea Leaves

Creative Divination: Read Tea Leaves & Develop Your Personal Code is a workbook consisting of 79 tea reading exercises designed to stir your imagination, nourish your intuition, and unfold your understanding of perception and individual symbols.

Vintage tea leaf reading guide. Revised and updated.

This introductory guide to tasseography - reading tea leaves - is perfect for you to begin telling fortunes. The ancient practice of divining fortunes with tea is one which is frequently overlooked by those having heard of Tarot as a method richest in authenticity. Those truly informed however can confirm that simple tea leaves, when read correctly, can more than satisfy the requirements for concise accuracy which is what of course underpins all good fortune telling. The fact you can accomplish the task inexpensively with everyday household items is a further advantage. While it is tempting to default to Tarot, with its rich and colorful imagery, there needn't be the complexity when a simpler, more accessible and less arcane means of fortune telling does the task excellently. Tasseography - fortune telling with tea leaves - is certainly no compromise when reading a fortune. As you will discover in these pages; it possesses its own distinct history, dignity and richness quite apart from other, more popularly known means of telling a fortune. As you will witness in the pages of this book, the myriad methodologies afforded by the simple loose tea leaves allow for intense and accurate predictions. Different foci can be concentrated upon, different symbols interpreted, and different formations and arrangements of the leaves used to benefit those eager to discover their future. The power to predict comes not from the sort of tea we brew; but the will and connection between the fortune teller and those desirous of an accurate and sound prediction about anything or indeed everything to come in life. Within this guidebook are listed a huge number of tasseographic terms. The meaning of symbols as they appear in the bottom of your cup are discussed - both a long alphabetical glossary and twenty illustrated examples aid in your interpretations of the results. You're in good hands - Sophia Buckland is a fortune teller and diviner of more than twenty years experience, having since her youth told thousands of fortunes through the use of tea leaves, playing cards and palms. Author's comment: "I was moved to write this book by the urging of many people I have read fortunes for. While the practices of using tea to read fortunes originate from diverse cultures across Middle Eastern and European geography, there is no need to possess any inherited sense to gain a sense of accomplishment. Good fortune telling predictions from tea leaves matter of skill, keen perception, a strong memory and connection to those around you - be it a single individual or a group - rather than one of bloodline or ancestry."

Filled with practical advice, gypsy folklore, and both ancient and modern divinations, this lavishly illustrated primer reveals the future to all those who believe and shows how to employ crystal balls, tea leaves, and playing cards to predict the future. Full color.

A beginner’s guidebook to fortune telling, including chapters on reading playing cards, tea leaves, and tarot. This insightful exploration of various methods of fortune telling was first published in 1936 and is highly recommended to those who wish to develop divination abilities. Featuring the following chapters: - Fortune-Telling by Playing-Cards - How the Omens should be Regarded - The Meanings of the Cards - Methods of Divination - Two Rapid Methods - Etteilla’s Great Figure of Destiny

How to tell fortunes by tea leaves. with 10 illustrations. Contents: Preface; Introduction to the Art of Divination from Tea Leaves; Ritual & Method of Using the Tea Cup; General Principles to be Observed in Reading the Cup; an Alphabetical List of.

Age old wisdom by a Scottish Seer from 1881 on how to read tea leaves, with ten illustrations to help guide the beginning reader. A book that defies age in its visions, it contains a list of omens, both good and bad, laid out in simple terms to help the everyday person interpret patterns found in tea leaves.