Tarot spread library

1. 1. Main answer / energy / key: What key meaning, energy, or advice does the card show?

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Problem: What is the core problem?
2. 2. Solution: What path helps resolve the situation?

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Situation: What does the “Situation” position show?
2. 2. Action: What does the “Action” position show?
3. 3. Result: What does the “Result” position show?

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Essence: What is the center of the situation?
2. 2. Obstacle: What blocks movement?
3. 3. Influence above: What influences from above: idea, goal, consciousness?
4. 4. Influence below: What influences from below: root, fear, subconscious?
5. 5. Advice / key: What key does the spread show?

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Surface question: What is being asked on the surface?
2. 2. Real question: What does the person truly want to know?
3. 3. Fear to hear: What does the person fear hearing?
4. 4. Distorted perception: Where is perception distorted?
5. 5. Better formulation: How can the question be better formulated?
6. 6. First answer: Which card gives the first answer?

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Core of the choice: What is the core of the choice?
2. 2. Path A: gift: What does path A give?
3. 3. Path A: risk: What is the risk of path A?
4. 4. Path A: result: Where does path A lead?
5. 5. Path B: gift: What does path B give?
6. 6. Path B: risk: What is the risk of path B?
7. + 2 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. What I feel: What do I feel?
2. 2. What the other feels: What does the other person feel?
3. 3. What I show: What do I show outwardly?
4. 4. What the other shows: What does the other show?
5. 5. What is hidden between us: What is hidden between us?
6. 6. Where the connection moves: Where is the connection moving?
7. + 1 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Where I am now: What does the “Where I am now” position show?
2. 2. Main resource: What does the “Main resource” position show?
3. 3. Main block: What does the “Main block” position show?
4. 4. What to develop: What does the “What to develop” position show?
5. 5. What to stop: What does the “What to stop” position show?
6. 6. Growth opportunity: What does the “Growth opportunity” position show?
7. + 2 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Project idea: What does the “Project idea” position show?
2. 2. Potential: What does the “Potential” position show?
3. 3. Weakness: What does the “Weakness” position show?
4. 4. Resources: What does the “Resources” position show?
5. 5. People / team: What does the “People / team” position show?
6. 6. Money: What does the “Money” position show?
7. + 4 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. What I repress: What does the “What I repress” position show?
2. 2. Why I repress it: What does the “Why I repress it” position show?
3. 3. How it manifests: What does the “How it manifests” position show?
4. 4. What this part wants: What does the “What this part wants” position show?
5. 5. How to recognize safely: What does the “How to recognize safely” position show?
6. 6. Gift of the Shadow: What does the “Gift of the Shadow” position show?
7. + 1 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. What repeats: What does the “What repeats” position show?
2. 2. Possible origin: What does the “Possible origin” position show?
3. 3. How I maintain it: What does the “How I maintain it” position show?
4. 4. Hidden benefit: What does the “Hidden benefit” position show?
5. 5. Cost: What does the “Cost” position show?
6. 6. What must be seen: What does the “What must be seen” position show?
7. + 2 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Card 1: How does this card work in the square?
2. 2. Card 2: How does this card work in the square?
3. 3. Card 3: How does this card work in the square?
4. 4. Card 4: How does this card work in the square?
5. 5. Card 5: How does this card work in the square?
6. 6. Card 6: How does this card work in the square?
7. + 3 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Fire: Where are will, action, and passion?
2. 2. Water: Where are feeling and connection?
3. 3. Air: Where are thought and decision?
4. 4. Earth: Where are body, money, and result?
5. 5. Spirit / center: What is the overall balance?

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Current situation: What does the “Current situation” position show?
2. 2. Crossing influence: What does the “Crossing influence” position show?
3. 3. Root: What does the “Root” position show?
4. 4. Recent past: What does the “Recent past” position show?
5. 5. Conscious aim: What does the “Conscious aim” position show?
6. 6. Near future: What does the “Near future” position show?
7. + 4 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Me in the situation: What does the “Me in the situation” position show?
2. 2. Inner conflict: What does the “Inner conflict” position show?
3. 3. Subconscious cause: What does the “Subconscious cause” position show?
4. 4. Old experience: What does the “Old experience” position show?
5. 5. Desired future image: What does the “Desired future image” position show?
6. 6. Near shift: What does the “Near shift” position show?
7. + 4 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. What is happening: What does the “What is happening” position show?
2. 2. Main obstacle: What does the “Main obstacle” position show?
3. 3. Cause: What does the “Cause” position show?
4. 4. Already started: What does the “Already started” position show?
5. 5. Desired result: What does the “Desired result” position show?
6. 6. Near development: What does the “Near development” position show?
7. + 4 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. House 1: How does this area manifest?
2. 2. House 2: How does this area manifest?
3. 3. House 3: How does this area manifest?
4. 4. House 4: How does this area manifest?
5. 5. House 5: How does this area manifest?
6. 6. House 6: How does this area manifest?
7. + 6 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Connection state: What does the “Connection state” position show?
2. 2. What they feel: What does the “What they feel” position show?
3. 3. What they intend: What does the “What they intend” position show?
4. 4. Contact block: What does the “Contact block” position show?
5. 5. Potential to restore: What does the “Potential to restore” position show?
6. 6. If you wait: What does the “If you wait” position show?
7. + 2 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Why the bond appeared: What does the “Why the bond appeared” position show?
2. 2. My lesson: What does the “My lesson” position show?
3. 3. Other's lesson: What does the “Other's lesson” position show?
4. 4. Repeating pattern: What does the “Repeating pattern” position show?
5. 5. What to stop: What does the “What to stop” position show?
6. 6. What to understand: What does the “What to understand” position show?
7. + 1 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. My money attitude: What does the “My money attitude” position show?
2. 2. Where resource leaks: What does the “Where resource leaks” position show?
3. 3. Income potential: What does the “Income potential” position show?
4. 4. What I undervalue: What does the “What I undervalue” position show?
5. 5. What to structure: What does the “What to structure” position show?
6. 6. Fear blocking: What does the “Fear blocking” position show?
7. + 1 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Where I am now: What does the “Where I am now” position show?
2. 2. Leading archetype: What does the “Leading archetype” position show?
3. 3. Testing archetype: What does the “Testing archetype” position show?
4. 4. Lesson: What does the “Lesson” position show?
5. 5. Self-image to leave: What does the “Self-image to leave” position show?
6. 6. Emerging self-image: What does the “Emerging self-image” position show?
7. + 1 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Which part is active: What does the “Which part is active” position show?
2. 2. What it feels: What does the “What it feels” position show?
3. 3. What was missing: What does the “What was missing” position show?
4. 4. Effect on decisions: What does the “Effect on decisions” position show?
5. 5. What calms it: What does the “What calms it” position show?
6. 6. Adult self support: What does the “Adult self support” position show?
7. + 1 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. What is blocked: What does the “What is blocked” position show?
2. 2. Why blocked: What does the “Why blocked” position show?
3. 3. Outer manifestation: What does the “Outer manifestation” position show?
4. 4. Inner experience: What does the “Inner experience” position show?
5. 5. Weakening or excess: What does the “Weakening or excess” position show?
6. 6. How to turn the energy: What does the “How to turn the energy” position show?
7. + 1 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Prima materia: What does the “Prima materia” position show?
2. 2. Nigredo: What does the “Nigredo” position show?
3. 3. Albedo: What does the “Albedo” position show?
4. 4. Citrinitas: What does the “Citrinitas” position show?
5. 5. Rubedo: What does the “Rubedo” position show?
6. 6. Philosopher's stone: What does the “Philosopher's stone” position show?

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Month 1: What is the theme of the month?
2. 2. Month 2: What is the theme of the month?
3. 3. Month 3: What is the theme of the month?
4. 4. Month 4: What is the theme of the month?
5. 5. Month 5: What is the theme of the month?
6. 6. Month 6: What is the theme of the month?
7. + 9 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Where I stand: What does the “Where I stand” position show?
2. 2. What ended: What does the “What ended” position show?
3. 3. What still holds: What does the “What still holds” position show?
4. 4. What calls forward: What does the “What calls forward” position show?
5. 5. What frightens: What does the “What frightens” position show?
6. 6. Lose if I stay: What does the “Lose if I stay” position show?
7. + 3 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Ordinary world: What does the “Ordinary world” position show?
2. 2. Call: What does the “Call” position show?
3. 3. Refusal: What does the “Refusal” position show?
4. 4. Mentor / resource: What does the “Mentor / resource” position show?
5. 5. Threshold: What does the “Threshold” position show?
6. 6. Trial: What does the “Trial” position show?
7. + 4 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. What connects: What does the “What connects” position show?
2. 2. What strengthens: What does the “What strengthens” position show?
3. 3. What weakens: What does the “What weakens” position show?
4. 4. What I do not see: What does the “What I do not see” position show?
5. 5. What the other hides: What does the “What the other hides” position show?
6. 6. Potential: What does the “Potential” position show?
7. + 2 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Who enters my field: What does the “Who enters my field” position show?
2. 2. What I am ready to receive: What does the “What I am ready to receive” position show?
3. 3. What I repeat from the past: What does the “What I repeat from the past” position show?
4. 4. What bond I need: What does the “What bond I need” position show?
5. 5. Healthy dynamic: What does the “Healthy dynamic” position show?
6. 6. What blocks meeting: What does the “What blocks meeting” position show?
7. + 1 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Bond essence: What does the “Bond essence” position show?
2. 2. Me: What does the “Me” position show?
3. 3. Other: What does the “Other” position show?
4. 4. Third influence: What does the “Third influence” position show?
5. 5. What is hidden: What does the “What is hidden” position show?
6. 6. Where illusion is: What does the “Where illusion is” position show?
7. + 2 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Product essence: What does the “Product essence” position show?
2. 2. Who needs it: What does the “Who needs it” position show?
3. 3. Core value: What does the “Core value” position show?
4. 4. Weakness: What does the “Weakness” position show?
5. 5. Sales block: What does the “Sales block” position show?
6. 6. Strong channel: What does the “Strong channel” position show?
7. + 4 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Where I am now: What does the “Where I am now” position show?
2. 2. What job gives: What does the “What job gives” position show?
3. 3. What job takes: What does the “What job takes” position show?
4. 4. What business gives: What does the “What business gives” position show?
5. 5. What business takes: What does the “What business takes” position show?
6. 6. Main fear: What does the “Main fear” position show?
7. + 3 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. One part wants: What does the “One part wants” position show?
2. 2. Another part fears: What does the “Another part fears” position show?
3. 3. Where they fight: What does the “Where they fight” position show?
4. 4. What first protects: What does the “What first protects” position show?
5. 5. What second protects: What does the “What second protects” position show?
6. 6. What both do not see: What does the “What both do not see” position show?
7. + 2 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. What I see: What does the “What I see” position show?
2. 2. What I do not see: What does the “What I do not see” position show?
3. 3. Why I do not see it: What does the “Why I do not see it” position show?
4. 4. Effect on decisions: What does the “Effect on decisions” position show?
5. 5. Who mirrors this: What does the “Who mirrors this” position show?
6. 6. What will become clear: What does the “What will become clear” position show?
7. + 1 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Month theme: What does the “Month theme” position show?
2. 2. What develops: What does the “What develops” position show?
3. 3. What ends: What does the “What ends” position show?
4. 4. Relationships: What does the “Relationships” position show?
5. 5. Work / money: What does the “Work / money” position show?
6. 6. Inner state: What does the “Inner state” position show?
7. + 3 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Energy of the week: What does the “Energy of the week” position show?
2. 2. What supports: What does the “What supports” position show?
3. 3. What may block: What does the “What may block” position show?
4. 4. Work / tasks: What does the “Work / tasks” position show?
5. 5. Relationships: What does the “Relationships” position show?
6. 6. Inner focus: What does the “Inner focus” position show?
7. + 1 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Visible: situation: What is visible on the surface?
2. 2. Hidden: situation: What is hidden beneath the surface?
3. 3. Visible: obstacle: What blocks outwardly?
4. 4. Hidden: obstacle: What blocks covertly?
5. 5. Visible: action: What action is visible?
6. 6. Hidden: key: What hidden key matters?

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Me: visible: What do I show?
2. 2. Me: hidden: What do I hide?
3. 3. Other: visible: What does the other show?
4. 4. Other: hidden: What is hidden in the other's field?
5. 5. Connection: visible: How does the bond look?
6. 6. Connection: shadow: What shadow lies between us?
7. + 2 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Fate: current: What is the stream of circumstance?
2. 2. Will: action: What action is available?
3. 3. Fate: pressure: What presses from outside?
4. 4. Will: response: How to respond more maturely?
5. 5. Fate: gift: What gift is in the circumstances?
6. 6. Will: resource: What resource can be activated?
7. + 4 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.

1. 1. Gate 1: What signal does gate 1 give in the full canvas?
2. 2. Gate 2: What signal does gate 2 give in the full canvas?
3. 3. Gate 3: What signal does gate 3 give in the full canvas?
4. 4. Gate 4: What signal does gate 4 give in the full canvas?
5. 5. Gate 5: What signal does gate 5 give in the full canvas?
6. 6. Gate 6: What signal does gate 6 give in the full canvas?
7. + 72 positions

Example structure: Brief outcome: one sentence about the main theme of the spread. · Resource: what already helps or can help.