rainwolf
This spread is for a user who wishes to remain annonymous. The question is quoted below:
The spread uses 16 cards, and is not that hard to read if you are intimidated by numbers. You can even use less cards on some parts of it; i will note this with a carrot (^).
.................13................
14...............................12
........16..............15.........
...............10....................
....11........................9.....
......................................
.........8........7.......6.........
......................................
.............5........4.............
......................................
.........3.......2.........1........
To understand this format, you have to look at in terms of areas and branches.
Card meaning:
1-3. Basis of problem (read as a timeline).
4-5. How I should act.
14, 11, 8 (left branch).^ This branch tells how a relationship will develop, whether a good one, bad one, or no relationship at all. This is what the querent wants, so it is in the branch of wants.
13, 10, 7 (middle branch).^ This branch describes what the ex feels. It is neutral because it does not describe wants or needs.
12, 9, 6 (right branch).^ This branch hints at what is going on in the ex's head. It is what the querent needs to know in order to act appropriately.
15-16 (in between branches). These two cards stand in between the three branches and are a balance. They stand for whether the querent should continue their effort, and why. There is not one inbetween want and need because that is difficult to understand--how can one balance a want and need effectively? Therefore, they make a balance with a neutral subject, that of what the ex feels.
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If you feel you need further advice or any outcome cards, draw up to three and place these above the spread going left. (19-18-17)
^ mark that you can chose to lay down 1, 2, or 3 cards depending on your preference.
annonymous user said:Hi, If you are able I would very much like you to comeup with a spread for my situation. I would like to remain anonymous but you can post the spread.
An overview of my situation: I married 5 years ago, even though I was still hung up about my ex boyfriend. (it was me that ended the relationship with my ex - he was devestated) I thought my marriage would make me happy. I was wrong. I thought of recontacting my ex many times and finally plucked up the courage to get back in touch with him. I went to see him (he now lives in the US and me in the UK) and immediately knew he was the one for me. I told him how I felt. He was shocked (he is still single) and after baring our souls he said that in his heart he wants me but his head is blocking it and telling him no. He says he can't go back. Since I returned to the UK I have left my husband and my ex and I have kept in contact. He has been somewhat schizofrenic, blowing hot and cold and I really don't know what he thinks. So......
The spread: I would like to know how the relationship with my ex will develop. What he really feels about me, what is going on in his head. Where we are going. How I should act, what I should say to get the outcome I want (him back). Should I stick with it, will it work out or should I give up. When will I know the outcome of this path I am taking.....
The spread uses 16 cards, and is not that hard to read if you are intimidated by numbers. You can even use less cards on some parts of it; i will note this with a carrot (^).
.................13................
14...............................12
........16..............15.........
...............10....................
....11........................9.....
......................................
.........8........7.......6.........
......................................
.............5........4.............
......................................
.........3.......2.........1........
To understand this format, you have to look at in terms of areas and branches.
- The left branch consists of cards 14, 11, 8. This branch is the branch of wants.
- The middle branch consists of cards 13, 10, 7. This is a neutral branch.
- The right branch consists of cards 12, 9, 6. This is the branch of needs
- The division between each branch has a card which combines them and should be read accordingly.
- The bottom is a basis and shows relevent information which is a basis.
Card meaning:
1-3. Basis of problem (read as a timeline).
4-5. How I should act.
14, 11, 8 (left branch).^ This branch tells how a relationship will develop, whether a good one, bad one, or no relationship at all. This is what the querent wants, so it is in the branch of wants.
13, 10, 7 (middle branch).^ This branch describes what the ex feels. It is neutral because it does not describe wants or needs.
12, 9, 6 (right branch).^ This branch hints at what is going on in the ex's head. It is what the querent needs to know in order to act appropriately.
15-16 (in between branches). These two cards stand in between the three branches and are a balance. They stand for whether the querent should continue their effort, and why. There is not one inbetween want and need because that is difficult to understand--how can one balance a want and need effectively? Therefore, they make a balance with a neutral subject, that of what the ex feels.
----------------------Notes-------------------
If you feel you need further advice or any outcome cards, draw up to three and place these above the spread going left. (19-18-17)
^ mark that you can chose to lay down 1, 2, or 3 cards depending on your preference.