Tea Leaves

[Reeny]

Merry meet to all,


I have always been intrigued with tea leaves reading and was

wondering if anyone has any suggestions how I can learn this

ancient art.:) :) :)

[Silver Venus]

Hi Reeny,
I've tried it myself and dont really feel the need but find it really interesting.. Im sure we have talked about this before sometime, but I cant search for it as tea is only 3 letters and the search thingy needs 4 :rolleyes:
I searched for an article and instructions for you and got
http://www.soyouwanna.com/site/syws/tealeaves/tealeaves.html
Looks to be fun :T
& http://yourtealeaves.com/articles.html
A more serious approach and good source

Please let us know how you get on
:sunny:

[Reeny]

Hi Silver Venus,



Thank you so much for the web links they are fantastic! I'm

sure I will learn much.:cool: :cool: :cool:

[Silver Venus]

My pleasure Reeny :) Let me know how you got on, and if you ever want to ~ you can read the leaves for me :D

[Rick]

...You know we count on the Brits amongst us to have the answers to our tea questions. :heartthro On this side of the 'Pond', we only know how to throw it in the harbor... :lol:

[HerbGurl]

Thanks for the links, Silver Venus!! I have always been intruiged by tea leaf reading, since I drink LOTS of tea. One of my father's co-workers goes to China three or four times a year and he always brings me back loose tea. So far I have several canisters of Green, one of Jasmine, (which is VERY GOOD, BTW), and one canister of black.
Thanks Again and Blessed be,
Herbgurl

[Silver Venus]

Rick :) harbor? :crazy: penny hasnt dropped yet? ;)
Herby :) I love Green and Jasmine tea too!! If you have or can dry any orange peel try it with the jasmine, its yummy! :mmm:

[HerbGurl]

Originally posted by Silver Venus

Herby :) I love Green and Jasmine tea too!! If you have or can dry any orange peel try it with the jasmine, its yummy! :mmm:
Sounds Yummy, Silver! :mmm: Do you scrape off the white pith of the orange before you dry it? I have some clementines in my fridge, I'll have to dry the peel and try it. It sounds good!I 'll let you know when I do. :) :mmm:
Thanks,
HerbGurl

[Rick]

Originally posted by Silver Venus
Rick :) harbor? :crazy: penny hasnt dropped yet? ;)
Herby :) I love Green and Jasmine tea too!! If you have or can dry any orange peel try it with the jasmine, its yummy! :mmm:

Hehehehehe... Americans probably study more about the American Revolution than the English... referring to the infamous Boston Tea Party, where colonists boarded English ships & threw the cargos of tea overboard to protest the Tea Tax...

[Silver Venus]

Arr yes Rick ~ that rings a bell from old history lesson :) I hated my teacher though so didnt may that much attention..

Herby ~ Glad you like the idea :) yeah try and clear away most of the white pith and everything then place them on or in a paper bag in a warm dry place and wait for them to dry for a week then just chop them up and add to tea! Yummy delight!