Letter / envelope (square leaf) in coffee grounds: meaning
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Traditional meaning
News. With dots it brings money; clear around it, good news; hemmed in by clouds, unwelcome news.
What it means where it appears
In the Slavic way of reading a cup, where a shape sits tells you when its meaning is likely to matter.
- Rim: days to a month.
- Sides: months to a year.
- Bottom: the distant outcome.
Near the handle, which stands for you and the present, the sign concerns you directly and tends to arrive sooner.
Far from the handle, it points to people and events further from you, and to a later time.
Good or bad sign?
Neutral sign. Neither good nor bad on its own: traditionally a neutral sign.
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Questions about Letter / envelope (square leaf)
Is “Letter / envelope (square leaf)” a good sign in coffee grounds?
It is neither good nor bad on its own. Traditionally it is a neutral sign.
What does “Letter / envelope (square leaf)” mean at the rim, on the sides and at the bottom of the cup?
Rim: days to a month. Sides: months to a year. Bottom: the distant outcome. Traditional meaning: News. With dots it brings money; clear around it, good news; hemmed in by clouds, unwelcome news.
What does “Letter / envelope (square leaf)” mean near the handle of the cup?
Near the handle, which stands for you and the present, the sign concerns you directly and tends to arrive sooner. Far from the handle, it points to people and events further from you, and to a later time.
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Read my cupSource: A Highland Seer (c. 1920)