Tarot Spreads

3 card spread 

Three-card linear spreads are excellent and offer countless variations. They are typically used in connection with a particular topic or theme, such as health, love, spirituality, or business. Below are some of the most common themes for a three-card spread:

Past – Present – Future

Self – Path – Potential

Self – Relationship – Partner

Situation – Action – Outcome

Concept – Process – Goal

Mind – Body – Spirit

Cease – Begin – Maintain

Issue – Origin – Resolution

Chance – Challenge – Prospect

 

5 card Tarot spread

A five-card tarot spread can be arranged in the shape of a cross, expanding on the three-card layout. This spread typically includes a middle row of three cards representing the Past, Present, and Future.

The fourth card is positioned below this row to uncover the fundamental reason behind the current circumstances.

Lastly, the fifth card is placed above the row to indicate the situation's possible outcome.

 

The Horse Shoe Spread

The Horseshoe Spread is notably effective and easily identifiable by its namesake shape. Although it comprises seven cards, it remains an accessible spread for practitioners.

The layout of the cards corresponds to various facets of the issue being addressed. Flanking the central card, three cards on each side are arranged to form a horseshoe. The reading proceeds from the leftmost card to the right.

 

Chakra Tarot 7 cards

1  I Know : Crown Chakra

The situation is viewed from the Subject's perspective, reflecting their current knowledge about it.  Blockages in this area may indicate challenges related to self-realization.

2  I see: Brow / 3rd eye Chakra

This position reflects the Subject's perspective on the situation. 

3  I speak: Throat Chakra

The card in this position reveals the behaviour's, characteristics, and opinions that the Subject is projecting to the outside world. 

4  I love: Heart Chakra

This placement signifies significant and intimate relationships.  the card in this position tends to symbolize a state of lasting, unconditional love or a deep connection.

5  I can: Solar Plexus Chakra

This stance should reflect the Subject's perception of their capabilities within their circumstances. It may underscore significant challenges or progressions and their impact on the Subject. Consequently, the Reader should discern the Subject's self-esteem, resolve, and perception of personal agency.

6  I feel: Sacral Chakra

The card in this position is meant to reveal the Subject's emotional response to their circumstances and its impact on their relationships. It should also shed light on the Subject's emotional reserves. 

7  I have: Root/Base Chakra

The subject's actual circumstances and their perception of these circumstances—do they indicate success or mere survival? This could pertain to their career, finances, or living situation. 

 

 

The Celtic Cross  10 cards

While it can be used for seeking general information, it is also a great way to answer a specific question.

The Celtic Cross spread in tarot is used for gaining insight into complex situations. It's a detailed spread that covers various aspects of the questioner's life, providing a comprehensive understanding of the present, challenges, past influences, future outcomes, personal aspirations, subconscious factors, advice, external influences, and hopes or fears.

 

Gypsy 21 card spread

The Romany spread, often referred to as the Gypsy spread, utilizes 21 cards to provide a comprehensive overview of the querent's life. The cards are arranged in three rows of seven each. Typically, the top row symbolizes the past, the middle row indicates the present, and the bottom row forecasts the future.

 

There are numerous tarot spreads available for specific inquiries, including the astrological spread that encompasses the 12 months of the year, as well as spreads focused on romance, employment, family, and more. please get in touch to tailor your tarot spread that address your unique situation or questions.