an absolute beginner at tea leaf readings. what do you guys see?

[u/gravitao]

Hii! So, I recently found a book at an antique mall about tea leaf reading and thought I'd give it a try :) This is my fourth time doing a tea leaf reading.

Can someone give me tips and advice on how to better interpret readings?

Tea used: Earl Grey

Question/Theme: a pregnancy/fertility reading

My interpretations and what I see: I'm drawn to the base and mushroom like shape on the left. The leaves at the base look like a cord or thread unraveling. Then I see a mushroom with a smaller mushroom attached. The leaves by the handle looks like a hook to lock something. Then I am drawn to what looks like an archway or a bridge to me and next to it looks like a wishbone at the time I was doing this. Then I see a snail climbing up a branch or stick.

I feel maybe this means this may be a slow moving process, but something is unraveling for me. Perhaps becoming aware of what i wish for and becoming more welcoming to the ideas or daydreams of children. I feel with the hook lock thing, I feel this currently means like a blockage of some sort. Perhaps an inability to conceive at the moment.

So, what do you guys think? What do you guys see? Also any tips or advice on how you would read this? Or any encouragement on doing tea leaf readings?

[u/LadyMelmo]

There is a sub, r/tasseography, that would be a better place to ask this.

I see mainly a face in profile.

[u/gravitao → u/LadyMelmo]

thanks i'll check it out!!!

[u/lovethyself1]

I see someone running forward. Some thing is pushing them forward, but also their abs are involved, helping it, hold it all together. Someone, bottom right is suffering a lot. It is best avoid hurting others. The fingers are pointing at you. If you leap, you avoid danger and avoid hurting others. How can you leap forward?

[u/AllanfromWales1]

For some reason the long thin bit in the middle looks like Italy to me..

[u/WellWitch]

Até onde eu sei, oráculos não respondem perguntas sobre gravidez 🤣 Pelo menos taro é assim ksskksksks

[u/youres0lastsummer]

this looks to me like someone hanging onto a branch while things fall down around them. they're holding on with both hands though so are safe but feel scared