READING TEA PEE BUBBLES FOR INFORMATION
(Large leaf tea is best)
After drinking the tea, make a wish or think of a question.The tea pee should be prepared without an infuser in a shallow toilet with a narrow bottom and wide opening and a handle. The toilet should be unfluted and white inside.
As you feel pressure building prepare to retire to the 'reading room'. Hold 'it' in the left hand and swirl 3 times to the left, pee and look for the first pattern. This will be the response to the wish or question.
True believers swirl the last of the pee in the toilet. The number of times to swirl in the toilet and the hand with which it is done are prescribed.
Here are some pictures to look for:
Don’t forget that it is the mysticism of the reading that wins out above all.
Anchor _ a voyage
Arrow - Bad news!
Bird - good news or travel by air
Cat - good luck
Circle - trust and love
Crescent moon - changes
Egg - increase
Knife - arguments
Dog - good friends
Eagle - strength, overcoming adversity
Eye - understanding
Fish - very good fortune
Fork - a change in directions
Heart - love
Ladder - advancement
Mouth - listen carefully
Rainbow - good luck to come
Ring - marriage
Sun - warmth and happiness
Vulture - theft
Acorn – prosperity or good health
Airplane – an impending journey or a rise in position
Apple – achievement
Baby – small worries
Ball – variable fortunes
Bell – unexpected news
Birds – good news or a journey
Boat – a visit from a friend
Butterfly – fickleness
Candle – help from others
Cat – deception or a false friend
Chain – engagement or wedding
Circle – success, completion; can also mean a baby coming
Coin – money
Crescent moon – prosperity and good fortune
Cross – suffering or a sacrifice
Cup – a reward
Dog – good friend; if at bottom, a friend needs help
Egg – good omen
Elephant – wisdom and strength
Eye – caution
Fan – flirtation
Feather – lack of concentration
Fish – good fortune
Forked line – a decision to be made
Gate – opportunity or future success
Glass – integrity
Grapes – happiness
Hand –open means friendship; closed means an argument
Harp – love, harmony
Hat – improvement, especially in a new job
Jewels – gifts
Kite – wish will come true
Knife – a broken friendship
Ladder – promotion
Line – straight means progress; wavy means uncertain path
Mountain – goals with obstacles
Mouse – theft
Necklace – unbroken means admirers; broken means danger of losing a lover
Parasol or umbrella – new lover
Pig – greed
Question mark – need for caution
Rose – popularity
Snake – an enemy, or wisdom
Spider – reward for work
Spoon – generosity
Square – news about money
Thimble – changes at home
Turtle – constructive criticism
Tower – disappointment
Triangle – an unexpected occurrence
Wings – messages
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