Turkish coffee cup reading

[@HarvardOnline]

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[@tartantilia]

Thank you!!

[@aliciaseecharan]

Thanks! ☮️💕🙂

[@Pippilotta68]

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[@MissBTarot]

I like how this is more of a social thing, something fun to do with friends, and how it brings people together at least once every 40 days 🙂

[@angelizll]

I’ve seen a lot of adaptations to the process, but u turn the cup TOWARDS yourself usually, so inwards. The coin and ring is new to me... (I’m Turkish)

[@manjushreeghadge8060]

Plz tell me what is correct way . I am from india

[@theprophanephilosopher515]

I saw another video saying it's custom for the fortune teller to take what you put on top as 'payment' for the read, lol! but the object is to speed cooling.

[@robinc3385]

Thank you for this very informative video...I had mine done only twice eons ago and since then I'd instinctively look into my cup hours after drinking...many symbols are sooo accurate! Amazing!

[@cafetime3801]

That was so interesting to learn the culture and hx behind it. Thank-you

[@DamonTsekos]

I never imagined that Harvard University would cover such a topic!..🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ALLVINTAROT]

Love the convo.. so enganging❤

[@matsuzai]

That lady could look more interested. I think she just volunteered there for the coffee.

[@paolaluchsinger3116]

Today I randomly came across a lady doing Turkish coffee readings which is something I've always wanted to do. She saw several symbols in my coffee cup. Her first observation was that there's something in my life causing my great anxiety but that there is a literal light at the end. She also saw some very interesting symbols like a woman surrounded by bees next to a man near beaded curtains trying to work an issue out, a small figurine, and a cake which indicates a celebration. I was wondering if anyone else has found similar symbols and how accurate they were (what happened in your future?). She also told me how once she did a reading for someone and saw pyramids and later that person got a scholarship to study in Egypt.

[@paolaluchsinger3116]

she also saw a flamenco dancer

[@danielcharles371]

How much of the cup do you drink before flipping it over?

[@alihaci3551]

When you taste mud stop... took me a little to learn

[@Lifeofpahadigirl]

@Sonsuzaşk yes plsss

[@keenawareness]

I love this!! I was taught this same technique essentially as a child in Syrian culture though 🥰

[@nyak7071]

Juhuri 😊 you should start doing it , definitely would come as a client

[@CatDog612]

i drink greek coffee to wake me up, and to stay awake. but it doesn’t mean i make it, or drink it, in a haste. i take my time to enjoy every moment of every thing i do. pisses people off quite often but that’s a them problem for not knowing how to slow down.

[@The1of1000]

I love this. Cheers!

[@moorbilt]

I have an advanced Harvard education in Kish coffee cup reading.

[@Sahar_Goddess]

Wow!! Amazing

[@aexi8892]

It should be turned inside not outside

[@Rutley7]

It's interesting and I'm trying it today but am torn between following these customs or doing a more intuitive guide.. It would have been better if he had mentioned some eerily accurate readings he had done.

[@MissBTarot]

Well, she was about to go to the Eiffel tower. Personally, I think a mix of custom and intuition probably works best

[@fzlurrehman]

Here to find how or why they do after watching a few Turkish series

[@marwanaguib1742]

Merhaba from egypt I liked ur vedio alot❤

[@joshcale3798]

Whats the music used in the background?

[@Pippilotta68]

What did he say about the meaning of the dark in the middle of the cup? I couldn' t understand his words and translation is not available. 🤷

[@khatoonmahdiyar1103]

Shouldnt we keep the cup in front of heart then turn toward ourselves??

[@almatydream]

Oh, thanx!

[@adamt4051]

Back Ground music name plz

[@omilys7591]

Thanks a lot for this video. * 17/08/23

[@Katrina-vw3on]

I have a photo of coffee in my cup ..I know it's not a Turkish cup or coffee for me but if you could look at it and possibly could tell me what it might if means anything...??!

[@Larindarr]

But I have always had a very distinct clear shape of a dragon with wings... every single time I have this kind of coffee... please someone tell me what the dragon means ...

[@user-vn1nd8hx7r]

Unexpected changes // problems

[@NObodDEE]

Luck, good fortune and transformation ✨🐉

[@sallybenkherroubi5974]

3:48

[@Allievlog]

What is his name? How i get to him to read for me?

[@Stonecutter007]

he is not a legitimate reader, he already admitted to scamming tourists so I would look else where for a true reading of your coffee

[@ivonnerecarey6957]

Does the type of coffee used matter ?

[@laceyhayes4486]

Ivonne Recarey just so long as it’s Turkish coffee. It will be very fine ground.

[@memememe3814]

Yes, you have to use Turkish coffee...and there is a process on how to make it in order for the grounds to take shape for reading.

[@e-naki4436]

@@pronto-slow the way of grinding the coffee beans and preparation process is called Turkish coffee not the growing coffee beans.

[@GülşahŞen-t9l]

Iyi video olmus

[@jasminjessy9121]

In Egypt we have this tradition too

[@hiyaathere]

coming from ottoman empire

[@nafsasemani4660]

چقدر دوستدارم فارسی زیر نویس میشد

[@sayaroca7146]

Vine a aprender inglés, leo el café también aquí en colombia no se usan anillos ni monedas si la vuelta al sentido contrario alas manecillas de el reloj,y en lo que vieron de la torre iffel yo vi fue ala dueña de el pocillo teniendo que volver por asuntos familiares a donde no queria volver ...

[@otuzuul77]

Only 40 days???!!!

[@elritch34]

Canım başka birinin niyetine yapacaksan eğer dışa çevirirsin, kendi adına niyet edeceksen kendine taraf çevirirsin sen şuan yanlış yaptın.

[@user-vn1nd8hx7r]

I have a question in my cup is my own future or it can appear a friend or familiar of mine in my cup too someone reply me pls

[@memememe3814]

It can be both...all depends on how and where the pictures fall.

[@user-vn1nd8hx7r]

@@memememe3814 thanks

[@RuilingGuo]

I see two beautiful eagle in my cup

[@Catsandnature-1234]

ok ,one thing ı have never understood is people from West always saying ohh turkşshcoffee very very strong ... like the lady,s weird face at the end. İt shows that how people ar not logical just reactive.Because turkşsh coffee is not strong more than espresso or mahihaco or American.Actually they are much much more bitter and stronger but you never hear that people say that ohh bowstring they are ...Turksih coffee is mild and it is just grounded coffee at the bottom of the cup.

[@fancynancy2134]

I have a baby fetus on the bottom of my cup. It's crazy! What does it mean?

[@fancynancy2134]

@tofrie I wish! Sadly I can't get pregnant yet.... 😭

[@pameladiez4933]

A baby arrives 😂🤘🤪🌟👍💡☕

[@ozgeylmaz3194]

Önemli bir gelişme yaşanacak ve bu gelişme için ilk hamle yapılmış demektir.

[@aycazafer]

haha :) great!

[@bilalelmanaa254]

هل قراءة الفنجان حقيقة أم خرافة

[@FarisYKamal]

حقيقة لاكن قراءتها ليلا ليس شيء تريد ان تفعله

[@FarisYKamal]

@tofrie that's arabic dw about that

[@FarisYKamal]

@tofrie because us Arabs do this coffee cup thing alot and this guy seems to be a kid and doesn't know if it's real or not, I tried reading it myself, his comment translates to "is coffee cup reading real or fake?" I answered with "yeah and you shouldn't try it at night"

[@sweepingupspirits]

🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵

[@ozancan9975]

Bizde de falla ilgili benzer bir söz var. Fala inanma falsız da kalma

[@OrdenJust]

I'm more concerned about misfortune telling.

[@nafsasemani4660]

سلام

[@stevenutter3614]

That woman must be so annoying to talk to, reminds me of my grandpa, constantly saying, mmhm or yep, yeah, uh huh, etc. While you're trying to tell them something.

[@petervoorveld6001]

May Allah guide you

[@contenteater]

Nope sorry he’s not showing up in your cup ☕️

[@fernandaenos7773]

Why do you want to know about the past !! It’s gone move one

[@contenteater]

Answer me this then .. if the Reader simply told you your future would you believe him? Or would it be more logical to first provide the client with events from their past, as proof, and then show them what lies beyond the curtain.. 🔮 💫

[@tarotbloom4871]

To me this is just horror, I am a psychic and this is opposite of everything I know. I wouldn't casually engage in this.

[@nohwndle]

Horror? This is just an ancient tradition in the Middle East. If you don’t believe in it, fine. But it’s not anything bad.

[@yosra3551]

Witchcraft --> my advice is to stay away from this 'innocent' looking 'superstition'

[@YakubTheFather]

You must be fun at parties

[@boriserjavec6470]

Pagan tradition, all uselless when you have God on your side

[@MyBrandingIsBad]

Amen! Jesus Christ is Lord!

[@M313-u8d]

How is it pagan

[@contenteater]

@@M313-u8dAnything not in their dusty books is labelled Pagan/Demonic/Satanic by the God squad. But don’t look at their corruption records, wanting to have church and state imposed on secular citizens through public policies, their illogical mythology, or even the vast differences in their own denominations. Whatever your belief system we Don’t need to be lectured down to by a middle man (or pay to play like Scientology). We can all have a connection to our creator, via prayer, actions, and self reflection.

[@malaahmaida]

We have this in Bosnia I Herzegovina too