Dec 11, 2025
Witchy dividers
Made some dividers just for fun! All elements are from Freepik. Feel free to use, credit is appreciated but not necessary.
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Witchy dividers
Made some dividers just for fun! All elements are from Freepik. Feel free to use, credit is appreciated but not necessary.
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This is litirally the clearest shape/thing ive see in my tea ever
Reading tea leaves but it's me looking at the chocolate powder left at the bottom of my glass after a good ol glass of chocolate milk
"The cup becomes a mirror, a womb—its black grinds like soil, littered with seeds of what is sprouting and yet to arise. It mimics the realm of the everything and the nothing where life first becomes. This oracle lends a glimpse into the internal worlds and the spiritual ones where things are planted before they manifest. I ask my great-aunt Lucia for her wisdom in how to read. She reiterates that this is not a way that can be taught. Sure, there are symbols with common meanings, techniques that support the art, but to “see” is ultimately to feel and know from someplace deeper; this way is enshrouded in an ancient language that speaks constantly in the embodied and elemental worlds inside and around us, for those receptive enough to interpret. To look is not to tell a fortune, rather to attune to what is and heed its unveiling and meaning. To steward the path with greater consciousness and care, and bring light to what may need caution or a remedy likewise."
— The Land in Our Bones: Plantcestral Herbalism and Healing Cultures from Syria to the Sinai, Earth-based pathways to ancestral stewardship and belonging in diaspora (2024) by Layla K. Feghali
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Tasseomancy examples
Here are some examples of images I’ve seen when reading tea leaves, and how I interpreted them.
A large hen, huddled up and brooding (not laying eggs). Then later, a large hen with its head perked up. – There will be/needs to be a period of rest and inactivity, before you will have the energy to resume your ventures.
A bee visiting a very long, elongated flower. – Certain flowers require bees to have specialised proboscis in order to reach the nectar (the biologist in me is coming through). Hence, this reading means that the nectar/reward is there, if one has the means to reach it.
A scarecrow, and a bouquet of flowers. – Investing in someone who doesn’t appreciate you. Metaphorically, giving a scarecrow a bouquet of flowers.
A mermaid – An instruction to work with water spirits, or to make use of magical waters and inks (which came up when asking how to craft sigils).
A bow, but with no arrow nocked – An instruction to do preparatory work for a project, but not to take any actions yet.
A witch, or, a person and a pointed hat as two consecutive visions – A representative of willpower in its embodied form; mundanely, it means the determination to see one’s goals realised. In occult terms, it’s an instruction to use magical methods.
A cow, especially one with horns – A lunar symbol, representing one’s mother, or any emotions relating to mother figures. It also indicates any work that requires steady, repeated effort over a long period.
Olivia M Healy - Hex Your Ex
Another successful tea reading. I particularly like the divination cups specially made