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In conjunction with this spread I incorporated my pentagram altar cloth. You begin the spread by placing cards one and two on your astrological element. Cards three and four are placed on your past/potential lover’s astrological element. Cards five and six are placed on your present/prospective lover’s astrological element. Card seven is placed on the vacant element. Card eight is placed at the head of the pentagram on Spirit.
Meaning of the cards:
Card 1: What made you attractive to these people?
Card 2: What these people find unattractive about you?
Card 3: What attracted you to this person?
Card 4: How it will end.
Card 5: What attracted you to this person?
Card 6: How it will end.
Card 7: *A question that corresponds with that particular element
Card 8: Who, one of these two lovers, suits you best?
Sample Reading:
I created this spread after I began to get involved with an old friend from school. We had known each other for a little over five years, but I was a little over a month out of a relationship, that lasted almost two years, and was unsure about what I should do. I broke up with my previous boyfriend after I encountered some health problems that caused me to rethink my path in life, which explains “The Tower” and my search for a partner with stability in the “Four of Coins”.
(My element: Water)
Card 1: Three of Coins- being ambitious, being creative, and having skill
Card 2: The Tower- Disaster that brings enlightenment (pertains to my previous love), shattered illusions
(Past love’s element: Air)
Card 3: Six of Cups- Not willing to let go, loyal
Card 4: Two of Wands- resolving conflicts, new partnership, using initiative to overcome obstacles
(Present/Prospective love’s element: Earth)
Card 5: Four of Coins- Stability, working toward ambitions
Card 6: Eight of Wands- “Much can be accomplished, if you think before you act”
Card 7: (vacant element was fire, so the question I asked was “What do you desire out of a lover?”)
Wheel of Fortune- learning to flow with the circumstances without becoming a victim, new chapter; old project
Card 8: Seven of Wands- Challenges, but they are overcome. Success after extreme difficulty.
Meaning of the cards:
Card 1: What made you attractive to these people?
Card 2: What these people find unattractive about you?
Card 3: What attracted you to this person?
Card 4: How it will end.
Card 5: What attracted you to this person?
Card 6: How it will end.
Card 7: *A question that corresponds with that particular element
Card 8: Who, one of these two lovers, suits you best?
Sample Reading:
I created this spread after I began to get involved with an old friend from school. We had known each other for a little over five years, but I was a little over a month out of a relationship, that lasted almost two years, and was unsure about what I should do. I broke up with my previous boyfriend after I encountered some health problems that caused me to rethink my path in life, which explains “The Tower” and my search for a partner with stability in the “Four of Coins”.
(My element: Water)
Card 1: Three of Coins- being ambitious, being creative, and having skill
Card 2: The Tower- Disaster that brings enlightenment (pertains to my previous love), shattered illusions
(Past love’s element: Air)
Card 3: Six of Cups- Not willing to let go, loyal
Card 4: Two of Wands- resolving conflicts, new partnership, using initiative to overcome obstacles
(Present/Prospective love’s element: Earth)
Card 5: Four of Coins- Stability, working toward ambitions
Card 6: Eight of Wands- “Much can be accomplished, if you think before you act”
Card 7: (vacant element was fire, so the question I asked was “What do you desire out of a lover?”)
Wheel of Fortune- learning to flow with the circumstances without becoming a victim, new chapter; old project
Card 8: Seven of Wands- Challenges, but they are overcome. Success after extreme difficulty.
