Fave three-card spread

mirja crimson · 21-10-2002

I'm sure this question has been asked, but what is your favorite three-card spread? I'm interested to see all the different spreads and (hehe I'm so sly) try out some of them. =D

**wavebreaker** · 21-10-2002

Ok, this is not very original

, but I like the Past - Present - Future spread.

And the so-called Quick Spread: You - The Other - Advice.
I like to use this one in a situation where there's another person (besides the querent) involved.

Pollux · 30-10-2002

Past-Present-Future for me as well!

Then Body-Mind-Spirit (generally a Daily spread I use).
And Purpose-Tool-Outcome, for a quick look at projects, deadlines or else...

anjocoxo · 30-10-2002

hi, I usually use present - past - future. but i also use the 3 cards for morning - afternoon - evening (just to see how the day is going to be) and basically that's it.

Maan · 30-10-2002

actually i think this question was never asked before..strange

my fav's are

1) other 2) us 3) me
I use it for relationships...and freindships and it gives a good idea about the dinamic's

1) What i feel 2) What i think 3) what i'm missing
I use it to centre and get connected with myself again
And other one i use for that is:
1) Who i am 2) What are my needs 3) how do i go about meeting my needs

And of course the great NEW DECK SPREAD...the must for us tarotholics

**Trogon** · 30-10-2002

Hi Mirja Crimson!! Greetings from Flagstaff...

One thing that really strikes me as being very good about the 3-card spread is that it seems to be very adaptable. I have a 3-card daily spread which I use;

1) beginning
2) peak or theme of the day
3) ending of the day

I have also used a "past-present-future", a "mind-body-spirit" and a "problem (issue)-blockage-solution" spread. Though for looks at past-present-future type issues, I usually use a 5-card line spread ("past-recent past-present-near future-future).

And... as Maan said... a "new deck" spread is a must. The one I use is;

1) What will you (the deck) teach me?
2) What do you need from me?
3) What will our relationship be like?

Hope this helps...

Talisman · 30-10-2002

'Lo Mirja,

If you scroll down a bit, you'll find a thead called "The Very Best* Beginners Spread" which has a lot of neat 3-card spreads, including a number by jmd. And a thought-provoking spread by Melvis.

The Larry, Moe and Curly spread, however, is not explained.

Talisman

mirja crimson Resident Join Date: 11 Oct 2002 Location: Phoenix, Arizona Posts: 54	Fav three-card spread I'm sure this question has been asked, but what is your favorite three-card spread? I'm interested to see all the different spreads and (hehe I'm so sly) try out some of them. =D __________________ Love be with you!

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wavebreaker wysiwyg Join Date: 24 Apr 2002 Location: the real world Posts: 3,639	Ok, this is not very original , but I like the Past - Present - Future spread. And the so-called Quick Spread: You - The Other - Advice. I like to use this one in a situation where there's another person (besides the querent) involved. __________________ Think for yourselves and let others enjoy the privilege to do so, too. ~Voltaire~

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Pollux Citizen Join Date: 23 Aug 2001 Location: Brescia (Northern Italy), sometimes Pisa or Naples Posts: 2,990	Past-Present-Future for me as well! Then Body-Mind-Spirit (generally a Daily spread I use). And Purpose-Tool-Outcome, for a quick look at projects, deadlines or else... __________________ ∞ ∆ ~ There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy ~ Ω ∞ The Wheel and the Moon - a project by Chris Paradis (creator of the Rock And Roll Tarot) http://www.indiegogo.com/awheelandthemoon

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anjocoxo Citizen Join Date: 08 Oct 2002 Location: portugal Posts: 574	3 cards hi, I usually use present - past - future. but i also use the 3 cards for morning - afternoon - evening (just to see how the day is going to be) and basically that's it. __________________ "Whenever you find that you are on the side of the majority, it is time to reform." - Mark Twain

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Trogon Citizen Join Date: 27 Aug 2002 Location: Arizona, USA Posts: 2,395	Hi Mirja Crimson!! Greetings from Flagstaff... One thing that really strikes me as being very good about the 3-card spread is that it seems to be very adaptable. I have a 3-card daily spread which I use; 1) beginning 2) peak or theme of the day 3) ending of the day I have also used a "past-present-future", a "mind-body-spirit" and a "problem (issue)-blockage-solution" spread. Though for looks at past-present-future type issues, I usually use a 5-card line spread ("past-recent past-present-near future-future). And... as Maan said... a "new deck" spread is a must. The one I use is; 1) What will you (the deck) teach me? 2) What do you need from me? 3) What will our relationship be like? Hope this helps... __________________ "A famous person once said; 'you can fool all of the people some of the time, and some of the people all of the time' ... but, as I (an even more famous person) say; 'if you don't teach them to read, you can fool them whenever you like!'" [Max Headroom]

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Maan Citizen Join Date: 05 Aug 2001 Location: Netherlands Posts: 2,053	actually i think this question was never asked before..strange my fav's are 1) other 2) us 3) me I use it for relationships...and freindships and it gives a good idea about the dinamic's 1) What i feel 2) What i think 3) what i'm missing I use it to centre and get connected with myself again And other one i use for that is: 1) Who i am 2) What are my needs 3) how do i go about meeting my needs And of course the great NEW DECK SPREAD...the must for us tarotholics

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Talisman Citizen Join Date: 18 Aug 2001 Location: Travelin' . . . like a ball of twine unravelin' Posts: 491	Three card spreads 'Lo Mirja, If you scroll down a bit, you'll find a thead called "The Very Best* Beginners Spread" which has a lot of neat 3-card spreads, including a number by jmd. And a thought-provoking spread by Melvis. The Larry, Moe and Curly spread, however, is not explained. Talisman

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