The ability to predict the future is one of the subjects that most fascinates people all over the world. For millennia, the most different mystics, priests and witches have been trying to find a perfect way to discover what the future holds. Whether there is a perfect oracle, we still don't know. But it is worth knowing the most different types and testing them to know which one works best for each person. In this article, we will talk about the stubbornness.
The name is strange and not very well known here in España, but it is a divinatory art that has been around for centuries. Stubbornness is the oracle that predicts the future by interpreting the leaves and dregs left in the cup of tea after consumption. This technique emerged in China and was later taken to Europe. There are tales that even Chinese emperors used this technique to make predictions and thus make better plans for their empires. In Europe, stubbornness spread through Turkey and Russia and even reached the countries of the United Kingdom, where people have taken root in the habit of drinking tea.
How it works?
The practice is to serve tea (usually black tea – to make it easier to see the lees) in a white or light-colored cup with a wide mouth. The querent should drink the tea thinking about what he wants to know. It is recommended that this practice be done in a quiet place, without interference from other people. After drinking the tea, the oracle reader will interpret the symbol that appears on the cup. As with other divinatory methods, the person interpreting the symbols is usually someone with sensitivity and a certain connection to the spirit world, so they can be open to the subtleties and details that can be contained in the tea leaves.
The world of divination can be fascinating, but remember: oracles serve as compasses and not as a decree that the future is certain and immutable. The future is a consequence of our actions in the present, so focus on what you can do today, and changing the future will be much more within your reach than you think possible.
Have you had any experience with this oracle or something similar? Tell us here in the comments how it went and share your experience.
- Text written by Ricardo Sturk from the Eu Sem Fronteiras Team.
