Guide to the Symbolic Meaning of the Cross in Tea Leaves To many people, the symbol of the cross is associated with religion, particularly Christianity. However, the cross symbol has been in use since long before Christianity began. In ancient times, the people of Babylon, Assyria, Crete, Egypt, Lapland, Peru and many other countries, used a cross with four equal arms to … [Read more...]
Review of Buddha Teas Saffron & Green Tea
First, a big thank you to Buddha Teas for sending me a sample of Buddha Teas Saffron & Green Tea. Buddha Teas is an up-and-coming tea company focused on returning tea to its natural state. Founded in 2009, Buddha Teas offers tea-drinkers a wide variety of teas from the typical green or black tea to herb and tea combinations to straight herbal teas. The company uses organically grown or … [Read more...]
Tea Leaf Symbol: Clouds Meaning
A Guide to the Symbolic Meaning of Clouds in Tea Leaves
What’s more relaxing than lying on your back in the sun watching clouds change shape as they move across the sky? Drinking tea while you watch the clouds change shape...
Many believe the best cloud watching time is in the late afternoon in summer... A nice glass of cold ice tea is the perfect addition to such … [Read more...]
Ape Tea Leaf Symbol Meaning
Did an ape appear in your tea leaf reading? Let's go over what the ape tea leaf symbol is telling you.
Traditional Meaning of Apes
Traditionally, apes were the fairies and sorcerers of myths and legends. In the myths and legends, the apes could trick the unsuspecting person into following them through the forest and into other worlds or realms. Apes have been worshiped as gods … [Read more...]Acorn Tea and Tea Leaf Symbol Meaning
Traditional Meaning of Acorns
Traditionally, an acorn symbol was used as a sign for strength. Wise women or “witches” drew the acorn symbol when working to build the health of an ill person. European settlers in America used the acorn symbol in the 17th and 18th centuries on buildings and furniture. Many of these settlers had strong religious beliefs, but still used the acorn symbol to … [Read more...]- « Previous Page
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