Have you seen this spread before?

Silencio · 02-12-2002

I don't know if you have seen this spread before. I learn it from a book called "Evoluation of Tarot" (The book is not in English so I translate it in the way I think it is in English). The author mixed with other spreads then made her own spread - Pearl Necklack. (Also direct translation to English)

1 -- 2 -- 3 -- 4 -- 5 -- 6 -- 7
------------- 0 --------------

0 = Focus
1 = Motivation
2 = What is the problem
3 = Blind point
4 = How to cope with the problem
5 = The best way to cope with the problem
6 = Indication (long term)
7 = Conclusion

I have tried it out and find that this spread works with me. I have forgotten my reading last time but I will tried to remember it and post my reading out later.

You may think my words used are aweful and I am sorry for my poor English.

**raeanne** · 03-12-2002

Silencio,
I understand your English very well! This looks like an interesting spread. I will try it out and see what happens. Thanks for posting it!

Alex · 03-12-2002

Silencio...

Very interesting, I'll try it out next time I read for myself.
Obrigada.
Alex.

**Trogon** · 03-12-2002

Your English is just fine Silencio... better than many Americans I know...

Very interesting looking spread. I'll have to give it a try soon... thanks very much for posting it.

Talisman · 03-12-2002

'Lo all,

So, here we have the cards just layed out in a row, but isn't "Pearl Necklace" a great name for this spread? All of a sudden it's not just a row of cards, but a string of pearls. Beautiful.

Talisman

kreleia · 04-12-2002

Silencio, thank you for posting such a wonderful spread!! I just finished a reading with it, and it was fabulous! I was much more able to do the reading in the "story-telling" style that flows so nicely for me. The person asking the question was really impressed too. It was a fairly difficult reading (meaning-wise, for me anyway), and it really helped me keep all the cards and their relationships to each other in perspective.

This spread is a definite keeper on my list.

Thanks again!!

Temperance413 · 05-12-2002

Silencio,

Very nice spread. just tried it and it worked like a charm. Thank you very much for offering it!!

Diana · 05-12-2002

Silencio: can you please explain the difference between positions 4 and 5? Are these two different ways of coping? Or does 5 position flow from the 4?

allibee · 05-12-2002

I was wondering that too Diana. I was thinking it should read maybe:

4 - How you are coping with the problem

5 - How you should be coping with the problem

But that's just my spin on it.

Silencio: it is a really good spread though, and I am sure I shall use it soon.
And your English is really good, don't worry

allibee

kreleia · 05-12-2002

Quote:

I was thinking it should read maybe:

4 - How you are coping with the problem
5 - How you should be coping with the problem

That was how I interpreted the two as well, and it worked very nicely. It stayed within the pattern of how the cards were answering the question.

^.^

Silencio Resident Join Date: 02 Nov 2002 Location: Macau Posts: 10	Have you seen this spread before? I don't know if you have seen this spread before. I learn it from a book called "Evoluation of Tarot" (The book is not in English so I translate it in the way I think it is in English). The author mixed with other spreads then made her own spread - Pearl Necklack. (Also direct translation to English) 1 -- 2 -- 3 -- 4 -- 5 -- 6 -- 7 ------------- 0 -------------- 0 = Focus 1 = Motivation 2 = What is the problem 3 = Blind point 4 = How to cope with the problem 5 = The best way to cope with the problem 6 = Indication (long term) 7 = Conclusion I have tried it out and find that this spread works with me. I have forgotten my reading last time but I will tried to remember it and post my reading out later. You may think my words used are aweful and I am sorry for my poor English. Last edited by Silencio; 02-12-2002 at 21:11.

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raeanne Citizen Join Date: 09 Aug 2001 Posts: 1,781	Silencio, I understand your English very well! This looks like an interesting spread. I will try it out and see what happens. Thanks for posting it! __________________ Raeanne - "If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is becuase he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away" Thoreau

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Alex Resident allien Join Date: 15 May 2002 Location: gone somewhere I can be myself Posts: 2,268	shhhhhhh Silencio... Very interesting, I'll try it out next time I read for myself. Obrigada. Alex. __________________ I wish people who have trouble communicating would just shut up. Tom Lehrer

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Trogon Citizen Join Date: 27 Aug 2002 Location: Arizona, USA Posts: 2,395	Your English is just fine Silencio... better than many Americans I know... Very interesting looking spread. I'll have to give it a try soon... thanks very much for posting it. __________________ "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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Talisman Citizen Join Date: 18 Aug 2001 Location: Travelin' . . . like a ball of twine unravelin' Posts: 491	Yes, the Pearl Necklace 'Lo all, So, here we have the cards just layed out in a row, but isn't "Pearl Necklace" a great name for this spread? All of a sudden it's not just a row of cards, but a string of pearls. Beautiful. Talisman __________________ The secret to magic is knowing what to wish for. If you wish for things you're not going to get, your magic will never work.

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kreleia Resident Join Date: 11 Nov 2002 Location: Chandler, AZ USA Posts: 15	WOW!!! Silencio, thank you for posting such a wonderful spread!! I just finished a reading with it, and it was fabulous! I was much more able to do the reading in the "story-telling" style that flows so nicely for me. The person asking the question was really impressed too. It was a fairly difficult reading (meaning-wise, for me anyway), and it really helped me keep all the cards and their relationships to each other in perspective. This spread is a definite keeper on my list. Thanks again!!

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Temperance413 Citizen Join Date: 04 Mar 2002 Location: Mayfield Heights, Ohio Posts: 120	Silencio, Very nice spread. just tried it and it worked like a charm. Thank you very much for offering it!! __________________ Wiccan, Tarot reader, and general seeker of spirituality!

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Diana Citizen Join Date: 01 Jan 2002 Posts: 8,213	Silencio: can you please explain the difference between positions 4 and 5? Are these two different ways of coping? Or does 5 position flow from the 4?

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allibee Citizen Join Date: 09 Nov 2002 Location: UK Posts: 1,805	I was wondering that too Diana. I was thinking it should read maybe: 4 - How you are coping with the problem 5 - How you should be coping with the problem But that's just my spin on it. Silencio: it is a really good spread though, and I am sure I shall use it soon. And your English is really good, don't worry allibee Last edited by allibee; 05-12-2002 at 10:35.

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