which spread?

Linda698 · 13-12-2002

Hi,
My uncle is ill in hospital at the moment and the future may or may not turn out to be good for him health wise. He is having tests. I wanted to do a spread about this but don't know what to use. Any ideas??

Damien X · 13-12-2002

I would suggest that you do a custom-made spread, like for instance: first draw a card for your uncle - his health now that is, and then cover it with another one. This later representing a period of time chosen by yourself - three months is usually a reasonable limit, which will show you how his health will evolve during this time. Card number three signifies the cause or/and the effects of the illness. This card is then followed by the one which tells about what can be done in prevention/healing. The fifth and last card is the card of conclusion, or the outcome as some would say. It's important to get 'combos' in this spread, escpecially from the meanings of the third and the fourth card.
That's pretty much it - quick, simple and effective: just the way I like'em! :o)

Layout:

3 4 5
12

Linda698 · 13-12-2002

I am going to go try that later.
Will probably post it in the readings forum as i often need help interpreting.

Linda698 Resident Join Date: 05 Sep 2002 Location: uk Posts: 45	which spread? Hi, My uncle is ill in hospital at the moment and the future may or may not turn out to be good for him health wise. He is having tests. I wanted to do a spread about this but don't know what to use. Any ideas??

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Damien X Resident Join Date: 05 Dec 2002 Location: Stockholm, Sweden Posts: 44	Custom-made from moi 2 toi I would suggest that you do a custom-made spread, like for instance: first draw a card for your uncle - his health now that is, and then cover it with another one. This later representing a period of time chosen by yourself - three months is usually a reasonable limit, which will show you how his health will evolve during this time. Card number three signifies the cause or/and the effects of the illness. This card is then followed by the one which tells about what can be done in prevention/healing. The fifth and last card is the card of conclusion, or the outcome as some would say. It's important to get 'combos' in this spread, escpecially from the meanings of the third and the fourth card. That's pretty much it - quick, simple and effective: just the way I like'em! :o) Layout: 3 4 5 12 __________________ Gnothi Sauton

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Linda698 Resident Join Date: 05 Sep 2002 Location: uk Posts: 45	Thanks Damien I am going to go try that later. Will probably post it in the readings forum as i often need help interpreting.

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