91. Reading the Tea

Welcome back Witches, Last week we started our journey through tea magic by talking a bit about the history and industry of tea and how it became popularized in households across the world, we also talked about types of tea and their magical properties, and even got to look at some amazing tea ceremonies practices around the world. In this weeks episode we are building on everything we learned last week by narrowing our focus onto a specific form of divination called Tasseography, which is the art of reading tea leaves. We are going to tell you how to pick your tea, preform your tea reading ritual and what signs and symbols to look for when reading your tea leaves. If you have loved these tea episodes as much as we and want to give Tasseography a try, then head over to Amazon and pick a copy of one or both of these books which will give you a great start , they helped ALOT in this episode! 1. Reading Tea Leaves by the Highland Seer ⁠https://www.amazon.com/Reading-Tea-Leaves-Highland-Seer/dp/0517700344⁠ 2.Tea Leaf Reading For Beginners: Your Fortune in a Tea Cup by Caroline Dow https://www.amazon.ca/Tea-Leaf-Reading-Beginners-Fortune/dp/0738723290 You know what we saw in our leaves this week...... A ton of people sending in their spooky stories! Our next Listeners Whispers episode is coming fast, so don't forget to send in your spooky stories. Email: ⁠⁠[email protected]⁠⁠ Tiktok: @whuddupwitchespodcast Instagram: @whuddupwitchespod or Facebook: Whuddup Witches Podcast Episode Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tasseography https://www.harney.com/blogs/news/tasseography https://www.thespruceeats.com/tasseography-tea-leaf-reading-symbols-765838 https://www.twowander.com/blog/tasseography-tea-leaf-reading-symbols-and-meanings https://www.tea.co.uk/history-of-tea#:~:text=The%20story%20of%20tea%20begins,his%20servant%20had%20accidentally%20created. https://www.chadotea.com/blogs/blog/magic-and-tea-tea-with-intention https://www.patheos.com/blogs/beneaththemoon/2020/02/magic-tea/ https://www.sipsby.com/blogs/news/the-history-of-tea-leaf-reading#:~:text=Tea%20leaf%20reading%2C%20also%20known,introduced%20from%20China%20to%20Europe. https://www.alittlesparkofjoy.com/tea-leaves-reading/ https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/predictionx/tasseography