Posted on 20 December 2008 by admin
Tea leaf reading symbols are not easy to read they have to be studied thoroughly and have to be calculated very carefully as well.
There are many tea leaf reading symbols and therefore they have to be premeditated. It is a very complicated matter although I do not believe in it I find it very interesting. Its history, and what really goes on, and why people believe it all.
There are a lot of symbols, actually. You would think there wouldn’t be much, but each means a different thing. For example the zebra means adventure especially overseas, wings mean messages, woman means pleasure and happiness, wolf means beware of jealous intrigues, unicorn means scandal, wasp means romantic problems, trees mean disappointment, but more than one tree is a lucky sign, toad means unexpected enemies, thimble means changes at home, sword means arguing or arguments, but a broken sword means victory over an enemy, tent means travel, star is a lucky sign, shark is danger of death, serpents represent spiteful enemies, rose represents popularity, shell means good news, fish means fortunate, fence means minor setbacks, eye means caution, envelope represents good news, fruit means prosperity and so much more.
I wonder how they came up with all of these tea leaf reading symbols. It’s not an easy deal I know some of these tea leaf reading symbols make sense but some of them I would never understand
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January 18th, 2009 at 11:37 am
Personally, I do not believe in reading in coffee or a crystal ball, so I do not believe in reading in tea leaf.
I agree that the idea is original and quite amusing.
It would be interesting to participate in a tea leaf reading, as another experience in life.
I think that many people cling on this belief in order to take a glimpse into their future, but I do not think that there is any support for this belief.
I think that we should live the moment, a day at a time, and not to try and chase the future.
January 19th, 2009 at 7:28 am
Whether reading tea leaves or predicting the future with coffee or even seeing a fortune teller could be odd to some people, other people do believe in taking these paths in order to predict their future.
I for one have always been intrigued by this method of fortune telling.
If the Chinese believe that reading tea leaves can do the job, who am I to say otherwise?