Fortune telling on paper is a quick way to get answers to your questions without resorting to the help of cards and their intricate interpretations. This method uses identical strips of paper on which to write questions. They are placed in a wide bowl, which is filled to the brim with water. The piece of paper that first comes to the surface will mean a positive answer to this question.
It is necessary
- - paper;
- - scissors;
- - pencil;
- - wide bowl;
- - a jug of water.
Instructions
Step 1
Take identical pieces of paper. They must be very small, otherwise they will stick together during fortune-telling. Number each piece of paper. It is best to use a pencil for this, as the ink will flow. On a separate sheet, list the questions that correspond to each number.
Step 2
Questions should reflect different options for the expected result. For example: "Will I be able to pass tomorrow's exam?" or "Will I fail my exam tomorrow?" However, your expectations should not go beyond reasonable and combine very real events with unlikely dreams, otherwise fortune-telling will be inaccurate.
Step 3
Place the numbered pieces of paper in a wide bowl. Make sure that they do not stick together. Then gently pour water from a jug or water tap. The resulting whirlpool will raise the pieces of paper, and for some time they will float on the surface with one of the edges up. The leaf that is the first to take a strictly horizontal position means the answer "yes" to this question.
Step 4
In cases where fortune-telling on paper does not work, repeat all the steps using strictly 13 pieces of paper. If you initially have fewer questions, then add blank pieces of paper. Their loss will mean the uncertainty of the situation.
