#three-card spread

[la-pendu]

a simple three-card spread for situations in which you feel dissatisfied or like you need a change. the deck you see the backs of here are the Linestrider tarot, which I will maybe get a review of up sometime!

I’m also going to try to start image captioning my spreads — please let me know if there’s a better way I could be doing this, as I’m not very practiced at it!

[image description: three cards with a purple floral design are arranged in a row, with the center card positioned slightly lower than the two on either side. each card has a handwritten caption describing its position in the tarot spread written below it. the leftmost position reads “what I desire most from this situation,” the center position reads “what I’m not getting out of this situation currently,” the right position reads “what I can change or shift about this situation in order to be more satisfied.”]

[la-pendu]

A little spread to center and guide you for the day. 

[chjarudiluna]

30 Day Tarot Challenge (Day 6)

Question 6: What was the first spread I learned?

Past – Present – Future

Easy, not too many cards to interpret, good for me. I’m really fond of three-card spreads we can use them for a lot of different purposes and it’s always conclusive. At least for me. And when my deck doesn’t play with my feelings by giving me the same cards 3 consecutive days. But I like them.

I never used the Celtic Cross spread, I don’t have a good feeling, too many cards maybe… I know it’s a famous one maybe one day. Or not.