Want To Learn To Read Your Own Tea Leaves?

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There are many mystical practices out there and the practitioners
thereof abound.– especially where I live. There are psychics, tarot
card readers, numerologists, palm readers — even my next door neighbor
is a professional astrologer. With this cool Tea Leaf Reading Kit you
can get into the game by learning to read the future in the tea leaves
that remain in the cup.

Tea Leaf Reading Kit

This practice, officially called tasseography or tasseomancy, dates back to the 17th century and is believed to be an off shoot of using melted wax or hot lead to read the future. This practice also includes reading coffee grounds and wine sediment. To put this in perspective, if you were a student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry you would learn this skill in your Divination class.

A tea leaf reading showing a dog and a bird (Public Domain Image)

You can learn this age-old practice of divination (even if you are a Muggle) with this kit that comes with everything your need. This includes the appropriate type of cup for doing readings, the right kind of tea, instructions, and a guide for understanding the symbols and signs you might see once the tea is drunk (or poured away in rare cases). You don’t even have to dress up as a gypsy to do it — unless you really want to.

The kit will intrigue anyone who is totally into history or mysticism. It makes a great gift for your favorite magical person. It is also a great way to get that person you love who is obsessed with tarot cards a new topic of conversation — at least for a little while.

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To order a Tea Leaf Reading Kit for yourself or another, click here.

Additional Source: Wikipedia

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