Rootweaver's Spreads

For my Tarotelic segment on Akasha Temple Live (Blogtalk Radio) today I felt the need to create a spread for a particular query about a missing person. I call it 'The good, the bad & the ugly' spread. It can be adapted for use on a number of probing questions of course. The key to the diagram is shown below:

The original question posed was this:
My brother, who is much older than I, disappeared 3 years ago and hasn't been seen or heard from since. I didn't know him very well, but I would love to know where he went, why he left and whether I will ever see him again. Can you help?

I have attached an illustration of the layout. This is a 12-card spread.

Position 1: Where did he go to?
Position 2: Why did he leave?
Position 3: Will you see him again?

Position 4: What are the advantages of where he went to?
Position 5: What are the disadvantages of where he went to?
Position 6: What are the advantages of him leaving?
Position 7: What are the disadvantages of him leaving?
Position 8: What are the advantages of seeing him again?
Position 9: What are the disadvantages of seeing him again?

Position 10: How HE views where he went to
Position 11: How HE views his reasons for leaving
Position 12: How HE views seeing you again

Thanks!

Interesting spread Jera, thanks for that. Interestingly, my own very older brother disappeared several years ago - so I will try this spread to see if it sheds any light on things

Lotus Padma said:

Interesting spread Jera, thanks for that. Interestingly, my own very older brother disappeared several years ago - so I will try this spread to see if it sheds any light on things

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I'd love to know how the spread works for you Lotus Padma, here's hoping that it gives you some clarity on your brother's disappearance.

Jera said:

I'd love to know how the spread works for you Lotus Padma, here's hoping that it gives you some clarity on your brother's disappearance.

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Thanks Jera, I will be doing it this weekend I will let you know how it works out, and thanks again!