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The Only Tarot Spreads You Will Ever Need in Your Life

Learn these, and forget everything else.

1. The Celtic Cross Tarot Spread

Gives you a comprehensive answer to any question

2. The Soulmate Conversation

Tells you everything about your soulmate

3. The Three Wishes Tarot Spread

Tells you which of your wishes will come true

4. The Two Paths Tarot Spread

Guides you towards making the right decision

5. The True God Shuffle

Reveals which higher power you are connected to

6. The What If Tarot Spread

Shows you alternate realities

7. The True Colors Tarot Spread

Shows you a person's true colors

8. The General Prediction Shuffle

Tells you about your life in general

9. The Life Purpose Draw

Reveals your life purpose in this incarnation

10. The Major Arcana Grand Tableau

Shows you the full year ahead

11. Your True Passion Tarot Spread

Reveals your true passion and how to live it

12. The Life Advice Shuffle

Gives you advice about life's many departments

13. The Sex Life Draw

Reveals your sex life with a current or future partner

14. The Past Life Tarot Spread

Reveals the truth about your past life

15. Allies & Enemies Tarot Spread

Reveals who your allies and enemies are

16. Your Future Children Shuffle

Tells you about any future children of yours

17. Sports Match Prediction Method

Lets you win meaningful bets

18. Age at Death Prediction Method

Tells you how long you will live

19. The High Priestess Tarot Spread

Answers any question about the future

20. The Time Prediction Method

Reveals the timing of any event

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Tarot Life Map- A Spread for Personal Assessment and Development

Ah, the Judgment card! After pulling it several times last week, I finally got the message. It’s time to take a step back and assess my life.

From a practical standpoint: Where have I been? Where am I headed? What do I really want out of life? And day-to-day, am I living in a way that will get me there?

Spiritually: Who am I and what am I supposed to accomplish with my life? What are my values and am I living in alignment with them?

Heavy stuff, without a doubt.

Hoping my tarot deck would offer some guidance, I designed The Life Map Spread to help me sort it all out.

Inner Circle- Core Values and Ideals (Cards 1-5)

The first five cards provide a framework for the reading- information about the subject’s life purpose (spirit) and key values as they pertain to areas of life represented by the four remaining elements.  (Water=emotions and relationships; Earth= physical health, home and material resources; Fire= profession, hobbies and interests; Air= mental health, education and intellect).

Bottom line- these five cards lay out the subject’s life goal, as well as a corresponding objective for four key life areas.

All five of these cards should be pulled from the Major Arcana, as they represent significant life energies.

·          Card 1- Ether (Spirit)-  Overall life purpose or goal.

·          Card 2- Water (Emotions/Relationships)-Key objective or core value pertaining to relationships and emotions.

·          Card 3- Earth (Physical Health/Material Resources)- Key objective or core value relative to physical health, wealth and material goods.

·          Card 4- Air (Mental Health/Intellect)- Key objective or core value related to mental health, education, intellect and decision-making.

·          Card 5-Fire (Interests/Profession/Hobbies)- Key objective or core values in terms of career, interests and hobbies.

Outer Circle- The Reality of Every Day Life  (Cards 6-17)

The Outer Circle cards depict reality, showing us how we are really living relative to each of the four life areas.

·          Cards 6, 7, 8, & 9-past.

·          Cards 10, 11, 12 & 13- present.

·          Cards 14, 15, 16 & 17- near future (about six months out)

Major Arcana cards should be mixed and shuffled with the Minor Arcana before cards 7-17 are dealt.  These should be a mix of both.

Analyzing the Cards

1. Compare the combined energy of the three outer circle cards for each element to its inner circle objective.  Where is there alignment? Where are the disconnects?

2.Identify where the subject invests his energy.  Major Arcana cards in the outer circle indicate an emphasis on that life area. Does that emphasis seem to align with his values?  Is the investment paying off?

4. Look to the past for context. But otherwise, do not spend too much time there. Emphasis should be on the present and future cards- where we have power.

5.  If there is a disconnect in the present, does it resolve itself in the future? 

6.  If not, consider pulling another card to offer guidance as to what can be done in the present to change the likely outcome and bring its energy into alignment with our goals and objectives.

7.  If all else fails, consider whether goals and objectives are realistic. While the energy among the inner circle cards is difficult to influence or change, as a last resort we might consider whether our expectations are too high or our goals too lofty.  In these cases, pull another card or two for advice.

What I really like about this spread is that it provides ample opportunity for customization, as well as serving as a possible springboard for future readings (exploring in more detail the energy within one of the elements, for example).  

I will post the reading I did for myself using this spread in a bit- but I’d love your thoughts in the meantime!

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Fall is coming 💛🧡🤎

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I would appreciate it everyone checked out my YouTube Channel since I am just starting :)

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They’ll know all the details of how bad you were hurt in the past and still decide to hurt you somehow. This is why I have trust issues. I’m done saying it couldn’t be me anymore “I been through it already” because it was in fact me again.

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Packed up all my candles, books, incense, crystals and cards for the move next week 🫶🏽

I could be anymore thankful for all the good things coming into my life and the changes that will allow myself to grow ✨

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Finally put that down payment on an apartment w/ my SO ♥️ About time the universe has worked for me and I am grateful to be granted with this opportunity to start over and new with the one I love.

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A little Poem I wrote back in 2021 🫶🏽

I have now found my love and I am grateful 🧿

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Sometimes I think it’s crazy to have a tumblr in 2023

Like. . . It’s underrated.

Gotta try and make this the Go To App again.

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Lloyd Turned into a CHONKKK 😮‍💨 He used to be lean but he been eating good lately. This is my Cat 🐈

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Tarot deck (personal project) by Ivan Onokhin

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Just a cool video I created. Took like 30 mins to do !

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Hello! I have a question regarding tarot cards since I'm getting one soon,

How do I read it?

I've been told that you give meaning or that it's a story

BUT THERES ALSO MEANINGS TO EACH CARD?

Do I use the meaning of each card and somehow make a story?

Or

Do I just rely on the meaning of each card?

Oh that's an exciting time indeed! I remember when I got my first deck. Welcome to tarot dear.

How Do I Read Tarot? Is It A Story?

The major arcana tells a story that can be used to memorize the meanings of each individual card and see how they interact. The meanings of each card flow into the next, and it creates a story. It is both individual meanings and a story. I’ll provide links below where you can read a couple of versions of the story and it will make more sense. You do also give each card meaning based on the guidebook that comes with it, a variety of sources, your own intuition, or observations about the cards illustrations. You can weave the individual meanings together into a story or series of events or timings. You may prefer to do spreads with only one or a few cards, in which case you might prefer to break it up and focus on the cards individual meanings or the individual questions you asked. It all depends on your approach and preferences. The answer to your questions may be one, the other or both. Everyone approaches the tool that is tarot a bit differently. As far as how to read it and figure out how the heck those assigned keywords and such actually apply I can help with that too I think. I feel the best way to approach this is with an example. Let's say you ask about a job you've got. You want to know if you should quit or not or what the future of it looks like because you've been wondering about it. You're new, so you only pull one card. You pull death. Death is a major arcana card which refers to a major event in life. Many who don't do tarot assume in a lot of contexts death actually means death, like you're literally going to die. But tarot is very symbolic. It does not mean literal death, but what death stands for symbolically. A very common thing people attribute to the death card is endings, change and transformation. Death is a transformation. Now back to that reading! You might be asking well how the hell does that apply? You have to draw connections. Death in regards to a job likely means you will not be there long and will have to shift to something else. The job is ending, things are changing, and you are transforming. This is a major event. Hopefully you're getting it now. Of course you may have spreads with much more complicated questions or many more cards that will then interact. My hope is this will give you a very basic idea of how drawing those connections works so you can start practicing and slowly get a feel for it and how to apply this logic to more complicated divinatory readings.

Further learning...

[The Fool's Journey]

[The Fool's Journey Simplified] These are links to a couple of different versions of that story of the major arcana I mentioned.

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[Labyrinthos]

[Tarot.com] Here are a couple of websites with online libraries of tarot card meanings, to give you additional sources to cross reference if you'd like.

I hope this helps! If you have any further questions or need clarifying feel free to message me.

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Asking Tarot “What do people think of me when they first meet me?”

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How to Predict Timing with Tarot

When performing the Celtic Cross, there are three positions that can reveal when the event will happen: The Advice, The Ultimate Outcome, and The Underworld. Acknowledge all these possibilities. But your intuition will tell you which is most likely.

THE MAJOR ARCANA

The Fool – Whenever you are ready

The Magician – It has already begun

The High Priestess – You know exactly when

The Empress – During harvest season

The Emperor – It is almost done

The Hierophant – It is finished

The Lovers – As soon as you make the choice

The Chariot – In just a few moments

Strength – The minute you accept it

The Hermit – Only after you meditate on it

The Wheel of Fortune – During your first or next Saturn Return

Justice – When you least expect it

The Hanged Man – When the circumstances change

Death – Whenever it is ready

Temperance – After the storm

The Devil – It is happening right now

The Tower – Soon, unexpectedly and suddenly

The Star – The more you believe, the sooner it will happen

The Moon – It cannot be determined at the moment

The Sun – In the summer or by sunrise

Judgement – Soon and inevitably

The World – In divine timing

THE MINOR ARCANA

THE SUIT OF WANDS

Ace of Wands – One day

Two of Wands – Two days

Three of Wands – Three days

Four of Wands – Four days

Five of Wands – Five days

Six of Wands – Six days

Seven of Wands – Seven days

Eight of Wands – Eight days

Nine of Wands – Nine days

Ten of Wands – Ten days

Page of Wands – As we speak

Knight of Wands – End of November to most of December

Queen of Wands – End of March to most of April

King of Wands – End of July to most of August

THE SUIT OF CUPS

Ace of Cups – One month

Two of Cups – Two months

Three of Cups – Three months

Four of Cups – Four months

Five of Cups – Five months

Six of Cups – Six months

Seven of Cups – Seven months

Eight of Cups – Eight months

Nine of Cups – Nine months

Ten of Cups – Ten months

Page of Cups – Very soon

Knight of Cups – End of February to most of March

Queen of Cups – End of June to most of July

King of Cups – End of October to most of November

THE SUIT OF SWORDS

Ace of Swords – One week

Two of Swords – Two weeks

Three of Swords – Three weeks

Four of Swords – Four weeks

Five of Swords – Five weeks

Six of Swords – Six weeks

Seven of Swords – Seven weeks

Eight of Swords – Eight weeks

Nine of Swords – Nine weeks

Ten of Swords – Ten weeks

Page of Swords – Now, behind the scenes

Knight of Swords – End of May to most of June

Queen of Swords – End of September to most of October

King of Swords – End of January to most of February

THE SUIT OF PENTACLES

Ace of Pentacles – One year or one season (3 months)

Two of Pentacles – Two years or two seasons (6 months)

Three of Pentacles – Three years or three seasons (9 months)

Four of Pentacles – Four years or four seasons (one year)

Five of Pentacles – Five years or five seasons (15 months)

Six of Pentacles – Six years or six seasons (18 months)

Seven of Pentacles – Seven years or seven seasons (21 months)

Eight of Pentacles – Eight years or eight seasons (2 years)

Nine of Pentacles – Nine years or nine seasons (2 years and 3 months)

Ten of Pentacles – Ten years or ten seasons (2 years and 6 months)

Page of Pentacles – It will take quite a while

Knight of Pentacles – End of August to most of September

Queen of Pentacles – End of December to most of January

King of Pentacles – End of April to most of May

To Help You Remember:

Wands are days, because they are fire, and fire moves fast.

Swords are weeks, because while a sword is quick to cut, it first requires some thinking on the warrior’s part.

Cups are months, because they are water, and water flows with the moon, which completes a cycle in roughly a month.

Pentacles are seasons to years, because they are seeds, and some seeds only require a season to grow while others need a year.

The timings for the Major Arcana and the Pages are related to the cards’ meanings. Once you know the meanings, you know the timings.

The Kings, Queens and Knights are the Zodiac signs’ birthdays:

King of Wands – Leo (Fixed Fire)

Queen of Wands – Aries (Cardinal Fire)

Knight of Wands – Sagittarius (Mutable Fire)

King of Cups – Scorpio (Fixed Water)

Queen of Cups – Cancer (Cardinal Water)

Knight of Cups – Pisces (Mutable Water)

King of Swords – Aquarius (Fixed Air)

Queen of Swords – Libra (Cardinal Air)

Knight of Swords – Gemini (Mutable Air)

King of Pentacles – Taurus (Fixed Earth)

Queen of Pentacles – Capricorn (Cardinal Earth)

Knight of Pentacles – Virgo (Mutable Earth)