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Feb 23, 2021
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Coffee Grounds & Your Future
Reading your fortune with coffee is a lot like taking a Rorschach test. You need to get the big picture and interpret the symbols correctly to know what lies ahead.Here’s the step-by-step guide to how to prepare to read coffee grounds:
• Use a white cup to get an accurate reading
• Grind your beans as usual. You can use espresso, but do not allow cream, milk or sugar or anything else to be added
• Heat water to a boil
• Make your coffee in a French press as usual
• Then add a large pinch of coffee grounds to your cup and pour the freshly made coffee over it. Then stir.
• Drink the coffee by holding both hands on the cup
• When finished drinking the coffee, tip the cup on a 90 degree angle and slowly turn the cup to allow all excess grounds to be expelled onto a saucer. Do not tap the cup. Do not swirl more than 3 times.
There are three things to consider when reading coffee grounds: the rim, the middle and the bottom of the cup. The bottom is your past, the middle is you present and the top is your future. You need to look for shapes and patterns.
Here are some examples of some of the things to look for when you read your coffee grounds:
• Axes: Bravery
• Cakes & Pies: Good fortune
• Cigarettes: You must follow through on your plan
• Cows: Meeting an old flame
• Elephants: Ask for a favor
• Garlic: Strength against an aggressive person
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Two studies, one a population based study (which are not as specific or rigorously defined as other types of studies, but nonetheless valuable indicators) found that drinking caffeine containing drinks like coffee and tea had a protective effect for those at risk of developing liver disease. Issues that the study participants had that increased their risk of liver disease included alcoholism, hepatitis B or C, obesity, or other complications.Â
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