Conjunction

Conjunction Symbol In Tea Leaves

Uncover hidden tea leaf meanings

A conjunction is generally a word that connects to other phrases.

This could be possibly include the following: and, because, either, but, while, for and yet. Two words of the same nature or those that form a conjunction shows the probability of an impending agreement from which new interests will be derived and a new order of things instituted. But if the two bodies are joined by a line, then there will be strife and disputation and everything will go contrary to your desires.

Seeing any of these words in one's tea leaf reading indicates possible changes are afoot. The changes will be positive in nature and associated with happiness, as the words themselves are interconnected it indicates that you should just move forward with life to ensure that you remain inspired by a new project.

Detailed meaning of the conjunction tea leaf symbol

Let’s for now look at a conjunction in the position of the tea leaf reading.

Top of teacup: A conjunction at the top position of the teacup means a fresh start in life. The connecting words are a symbolic meaning that life is going to be relaxing and stress-free for a while. In essence, the words found within the top positions suggests that a delay will be likely. This delay will give you the necessary space that you need to think about what you want in life.

Middle of teacup: A conjunction appearing in the middle position of the teacup suggests that you will have visualizations and understand different areas of life in a much better way. This could be in any time frame. The middle of the cup generally signifies something that will happen in the long term, alternatively something that will happen in your life.

Bottom of teacup: In this position, it generally means that the delay will happen within a year. This delay can be associated with career progression and also in a relationship. perhaps you were looking forward to getting married, however financial affairs mean it is difficult to achieve.

By Flo Saul
Mar 29, 2013