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Readers Respond: Teacup Insights for Joycelynn

Responses: 12

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Tea Leaf Readings - Peer into Joycelynn's teacup and share your insights. Her question is "Should I focus on cleaning up things I've left undone first or jump right into the new project?" What say you?" Share Your Insights

Joycelynn's Teacup Insight

Looks like you are torn between the old and the new. Your new projects are scattered up towards the top of the cup but cannot go any further. The old is weighing you down, finish the old projects and be free to start the new.
—Guest Cathy

Completely Done

Your thoughts are scattered, clear the confusion in your mind, meditate, go outside at night when you can be alone and say thank you to the Universe for completing all you have started.
—Guest Jean

magical

Wow how beautiful. I saw you being surrounded by love and support. All good things are swirling around you. I saw your arms streteched out and you looking into the horizon.
—Moonimprint

A Flurry of Intentions

It seems as though you may be sabotaging yourself by beginning new projects before completing the others, a metaphor at times for life. This could be a sign to clean up any loose ends. It's not necessary to complete each project before starting another, but at least try not to leave things scattered and unattended to, even though your cup may appear to 'runneth over'. Relax and release your guilt!
—NeonPalm

Your Work Rewarded

I see many prominent figures in your cup, but mainly in the center at the bottom there is a woman working at a desk, painting, drawing, or writing. Off to the side I see a wheelbarrel with a man bringing it towards you. Whatever that really big project is that you are working on, finish it, it will be rewarded.
—Guest newtothis

Not scattered at all

jangelhands is a bad girl for misleading you. Us. She's not scattered at all. Joycelynn does however take on many projects at a time giving the illusion, even to herself, of not ever finishing one.
—Guest Marcia

Joycelynn's Teacup

I see that you need to clear the energies within your aura and balance your chakras. Make sure your karma has also been cleared. You're all over the place.
—Guest noexcuse

Need for Focus

You are scattered. Focus on one, then the other, and then another.
—Guest jangelhands

Don't worry

The moment you calm yourself and realize that life is much more than today's worries. You will find a brand new inspired way to start up with something new! Wishing you success!
—Guest Anu

Tranquil Seas After Riding Out Storms

I have been reading tea leaves for 40 years. What I see here is a person to the left bringing in a bountiful of abundance after many years of work. The bird on the tree to the right is singing because life will be a lot easier now! I also see good health, because of the way the branches are placed to the right. I see peace and serenity, because the overall tea placement is quite calming. You are like a little sailboat that has rode out many storms, but you are now going to feel what it is like to sail the tranquil seas! I am happy for you! You made it!
—Guest diana weirich

Meaningful Mosaic Design

Hello Joycelynn, Your tea leaves make a beautiful pattern which is scattered with a sense of design. This suggests to me that your 'lack of finishing projects' could be more purposeful than you think. All the pieces involved may make a beautiful and meaningful mosaic.
—Guest Susan

Empty Nest or Void

At the very edge I see what looks like a bird's nest sitting amidst some branches. There appears to be a hole in the nest. Wondering if you are an empty nester?? My interpretation is that your unfinished projects may be things that you have started in an attempt to fill a void in your life but sadly failed. In the bottom of the cup could be clutter in your life, even unfinished stuff from your many projects crowding you. My suggestion is to get rid of the half done projects. Give them away or throw them out. No need to finish old projects, but clear them away before beginning another.
—Esther

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