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Useful Relationship Spread
I did this relationship spread last night and it was so accurate and useful I wanted to share with others. It is from the book "Tarot for Love & Relationships" by Eleonore Jacobi. Edited to add oops...didn't know how to type in the spread correctly; it should look like this(hope this works!) 1xxxx2 3xxxx4 xx9xxx 5xxxx6 7xxxx8 Here is a excerpt from the book which explains the spread: The Relationship Spread If you want to see clearly how you are behaving in a relationship or how your partner feels about you, you might use the following spread, in which cards may be drawn by both partners together or by one alone. It displays both the inner and outer circumstances that prevail in your relationship and also the unspoken wishes you might have concerning this partnership. This spread can be applied to relationsips of any kind. The spread shows no final result since in relationship the "final result" is ever written anew, through disputes or reconciliations. It uncovers circumstances, injuries, or attitudes that you might never have suspected of your partner or yourself. This spread can and should be a call for dialogue. *Cards 1 and 2 Presentation (1) How she reveals herself (2) How he reveals himself These cards tell how each one acts towards the other and what is presented on the outside. *Cards 3 and 4 Picture of the Partner (3) How she sees him (4) How he sees her These cards tell how the partner sees you. *Cards 5 and 6 Assessment of the Relationship (5) How she regards the relationship (6) How he regards it. This shows what the partners think about the relationship or how they look upon it. *Cards 7 and 8 Desires of the Partner (7) Her desire of the partner (8) His desire of the partner These cards show what each person desires from the relationship and is perhaps not able to say aloud. *Card 9 What It's All About The ninth card shows the topic of this reading. Interpeting the hidden number in your spread will add to your interpretation and depth of the reading. To find the hidden # count the value of all the numbered cards, including those of the Major Arcana, and reduce the sum to a single digit. * One: new beginnings and determination but egoism can also be indicated. *Two: common interests, submission, and intuition. *Three: Spontaneity, creativity, and a wealth of ideas. It points to the unexpected. *Four: means that a goal is realized; this number also has to do with precision, and being rooted to your native soil. *Five: speaks of unrest and change; the goal aimed at is difficult to reach. *Six: indicates harmony, family, longings, and also sentimentality. *Seven: indicates experience, and that the subject is highly charged and needs to be addressed with great tact. *Eight: Self-confidence, organization, cool reason, also emotional coldness. *Nine: stands for responsibility, the desire to bring the past to a close, the end, and the new beginning. *Eleven: means sensitivity, but also feelings of uncertainty; you do not quite dare to tackle the issue. Last edited by EminemsAngelBaby : 12-03-2004 at 14:00. |
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Thats a really cool spread. And I like the idea of adding up the sum of the reading and using the numeroligical meaning of that number to see the "mood" of the situation.
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Yes Miss Apples, I think so too. I actually just did this spread tonight for a girl I work with and she was very moved. She went on to tell me all about what was going on in her relationship. Because the picture was looking pretty bleak we also pulled a final card from the deck for advice. |
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This is undoubtedly a very interesting spread, thanks for sharing it (and this from me, I'm known to dislike spreads with more than 6 cards... )!I just have a question / suggestion for the card nr 9: you say it is to represent the topic of the reading. Could one take it to represent the "topic" or the underlying theme of the relationship - like unconscious issues for both partners? I will try it out! Thanks again Simone
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Yes Simone, Definetly. In the readings I've done with this spread the 9th card has been the psychological issue the querent(s) are dealing with underneath the relationship. The heart of the matter for them. What it's really all about. Glad to hear you like the spread even though it has more than 6 cards .Last edited by EminemsAngelBaby : 14-03-2004 at 15:47. |
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