Telling Fortunes By Tea Leaves: How to Read Your Fate in a TeacupKent, Cicely
Religion
Telling Fortunes By Tea Leaves: How to Read Your Fate in a Teacup
Kent, Cicely
Fortune-telling
But that there is some misfortune or hindrance in the future is shown by
the symbol of the broken cross in the bottom of the cup; the head and
shoulders of the woman beside it suggest that this trouble will be
caused by a woman. Compensation will be found in the happy love affair,
which is clearly predicted by the cherries, the figures of the man and
woman embracing, and the man's hat and pipe.
Large dots signify that wealth will be added to happiness. This event
must not be expected for some months, as the symbols are in the bottom
of the cup.
The letter "N" with the dots and small tree beyond show an immediate
pleasant happening, in connection with a person whose name begins with
that letter.
[Illustration: FIGURE XI]
PRINCIPAL SYMBOLS
_Near rim_.--Mass of leaves. Stones.
_On sides_.--Chair. Query. Two boots.
_On circle_.--Figure of man and woman embracing. Small bunch of
cherries beneath. Several dots. Man's hat and pipe in conjunction.
_In centre_.--Broken cross. Head and shoulders of woman.
_Under handle_.--Letter "N." Small tree beyond.
INTERPRETATION
FIGURE XII
The present conditions of this consultant are not cheering. The large
cloud, associated with dots, the small dog on the opposite side, and the
policeman beyond, all point to grievous money worries, possibly caused
by dishonesty.
The somewhat indistinct axe implies a brave effort to overcome, and
final mastery of, some of the difficulties.
However, the future has more pleasant prospects, and may be looked
forward to with hope. The symbols of the clover and cherries, give
assurance of this.
The spray of ivy speaks of the patience with which the present trials
are borne, also that true friends are a source of comfort to the
consultant.
[Illustration: FIGURE XII]
PRINCIPAL SYMBOLS
_On side_.--Small dog lying down.
_Near rim_.--Policeman. Indistinct symbol of an axe. Large cloud.
Dots.
_Centre_.--Two small butterflies. Small symbol of a stocking. Small
bunch of cherries. Spray of ivy. Clover.
INTERPRETATION
FIGURE XIII
The consultant who has "turned" this cup must be prepared for delays,
and must not expect real happiness until rather late in life, this being
shown by the bonnet and strings on the side of the cup.
The small symbol of birds on a perch gives further evidence that having
to wait is a feature of the consultant's lot. The rock and pipe beyond
show some dismay with regard to a dear friend.
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