How do you choose which spread to use?
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Hi A three card spread can be adapted to anything the obvious Past Present Futurenashota wrote:Can you please explain a three card spread ?
How am I 1. mind-2. body-3. spirit
The three card spread works with a covering question then names put to the position of the 1.2.3. the possibilities are limitless The only rule to this is to know your question and names of your positions 1.2.3. before you start
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I think the spread should fit the question. Of course, some spreads are geared to work for ANY question, but I, myself, prefer the variety that different spreads can offer. I love to try out new spreads and create my own. I also find, that those I create myself, have the most meaning to me, and work best for my readings.
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I've found that, like many, the celtic cross is my favorite. However, it all depends on the person that I'm reading for. Some people just want a "quickie", like the kind I do at lunch breaks at work, when other people insist on telling me half their life story and want an "epic reading", even though I insist time and time again that I don't need or WANT to know that much information! In those cases I politely say that if they want an accurate reading, they're welcome to ramble to their heart's content afterwards, but I don't want to influence the reading by knowing too much beforehand...when they HAVE told me too much and it happens to come up in a reading, they look at me as if to say, "HUH, some reader YOU are...I already TOLD you that!" :(
ANYWAY, back to the spread..I have never tried a single or even three-card reading. I like to see the relationship of one card to the rest, and having that little to go on just doesn't seem right somehow...the least I'll do is 5
ANYWAY, back to the spread..I have never tried a single or even three-card reading. I like to see the relationship of one card to the rest, and having that little to go on just doesn't seem right somehow...the least I'll do is 5
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Why not join our free tarot course and learn to read intuitively, without a book?pamDemonium wrote:i'm just at the learning stage so have to refer to my book for any detail. I do celtic cross with my close friends.....just for practice but tend to just choose three cards for a specific issue in my own life
Three sets of three
hi George
Can you please explain your three sets of three spread? If the first three were Past, Present and Future...... how do you interpret the forthcoming sets? Or, dont you bring past, present, future into it?
I have found the Celtic Cross quite daunting and some positions which I dont really need to know or somewhat irrelevant, e.g. what others think about me for example.
Anyhow, when I do a three spread, sometimes I feel like I need to add a fourth and a fifth and a sixth.
Appreciate hearing your experience re sets of three.
cedars
Can you please explain your three sets of three spread? If the first three were Past, Present and Future...... how do you interpret the forthcoming sets? Or, dont you bring past, present, future into it?
I have found the Celtic Cross quite daunting and some positions which I dont really need to know or somewhat irrelevant, e.g. what others think about me for example.
Anyhow, when I do a three spread, sometimes I feel like I need to add a fourth and a fifth and a sixth.
Appreciate hearing your experience re sets of three.
cedars
Re: Three sets of three
cedars wrote:hi George
Can you please explain your three sets of three spread? If the first three were Past, Present and Future...... how do you interpret the forthcoming sets? Or, dont you bring past, present, future into it?
I have found the Celtic Cross quite daunting and some positions which I dont really need to know or somewhat irrelevant, e.g. what others think about me for example.
Anyhow, when I do a three spread, sometimes I feel like I need to add a fourth and a fifth and a sixth.
Appreciate hearing your experience re sets of three.
cedars
Frist you lay a card Past, Present and Future. then start over and lay the Past, Present and Future again. then lay Past, Present, and Future to make the nine card spread. The Past now has three cards therefore adding more infomation to the past for a more richer reading. Of course the present and future are read the same way. Now this is the only twist when i read like this is that i take the last of the Past Card in that row and connect it to the 1st card of the Present. The last card in Present row connects to the Future 1st card. you can add as many cards as you like to the Past, Present and Future.
now, keep in mind for any spread that you do you have to know what all the positions are before you start. so, if you want to take the simple three card spread and add cards just know in advance what all the positions mean. if you do not want to connect the last card and 1st cards like i do then that would be fine then you can just read the cards as Past, Present and Future; every card for its own role.
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My spreads vary
I do not use any one particular spread. It depends on the energies around me and the person I am reading for.
I really like the year forecast spread. I saw family rivalry in my reading I did prior to my Grandmother's death. I told my mother and her boyfriend when it would begin and why. Unfortunately, it was true.
I really like the year forecast spread. I saw family rivalry in my reading I did prior to my Grandmother's death. I told my mother and her boyfriend when it would begin and why. Unfortunately, it was true.
Regular and odd spreads
I have a spread of 15 cards I do for weekly readings. I'm still figuring out the time frame around each reading as they "overlap" in meaning from week to week.
I do a 5 card daily or when I can get a moment to myself.
I do a 19 card spread for friends and family.
I don't often use the celtic cross. It allows for 1 card per position which is too limiting for me. I do each position with 3 cards in all my spreads, the 19 card spread has a "Hope" card at the top.
I do a 5 card daily or when I can get a moment to myself.
I do a 19 card spread for friends and family.
I don't often use the celtic cross. It allows for 1 card per position which is too limiting for me. I do each position with 3 cards in all my spreads, the 19 card spread has a "Hope" card at the top.
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