Tea Reading

My granny taught my mum how to read tea leaves and her mum taught her.  Its been handed down through the generations in our family.

I just learnt about it the other day from my mum and we also had a look at some good sites.  It does depend on the tea leves you use though and you need the tea leaves not the tea bags.

There needs to be a good ratio of tea leaves to stalks.

You can also read coffee grinds and some other stuff.

The placing in the cup determines if its in the past, future or present or if it relates to you or your family and its a little like cloud reading which my sister and I are really good at.

I will write more about this again.

How to find the perfect magical teacher

Read about it on http://ellendugan.blogspot.com/2011/01/how-to-find-perfect-witchcraft-teacher.html


Extract: 

Everyone wants to find a “perfect” teacher. They can even visualize the ideal individual… This teacher of course will be on call 24/7, answer every possible question the student may have, tell the student exactly what to do in every situation, be gifted with the patience of a saint, have the wisdom of the ages at their very fingertips, posses the humor of a stand up comedienne,  and probably look like the teaching staff at Hogwarts....................

In my mind, there needs to be a way for the students to connect the magickal topic of the class with their own lives. So, I also incorporate a lot of humor. That is just my personal style. If my students laugh and have a good time while they are learning, then I feel that I have done what I set out to do. They absorbed the information, they will apply it into their life and best of all, they will remember the lesson. To me if a student says “I learned so much and it was fun!” then I feel I have done my job well.