Sylvie Steinbach
Jd
Hello!
your answer:
The woman is the key card because she is who we want to know about. She is unstable and confused (clouds describing woman) concerning her commitment (ring) in a relationship with someone already in her life (dog + birds). She may even be engaged (birds + ring). She is very social, and likes to party and she could be promiscuous (garden). Her intention is to run away from her problems (snake + crossroads).
I'd say she's a party girl, she's currently unavailable (ring) and she's not interested in being in a committed relationship. Therefore, she would be a very bad choice for Charley to pursue.
This is excellent! It is right on! I think you got the hand of it. You worked your system the way I want it and therefore came up with the right comments. You can see my answer at a previous page...quite identical.
Now let's address the dog issue which is a key notion and a tricky one so your hesitation makes sense to me.
The dog card means that the person is already known in some way by the inquirer if the dog stands right by the key card -man or woman-.
If the dog is not right next to it, then the animal could be representing someone the key card knows.
So to come back to your comment:
I'm still feeling a little confused about the dog. Could these cards indicate that Natasha's current partner is someone Charley knows or knows of? Or does that only apply if the dog falls directly next to the key card?
No the dog refers only to the woman card in this case.
And finally you ask:
Also, regarding the list of character attributes on page 180 of your book, would these apply to the cards directly next to the key card only? Or could we read the snake in the above cards to mean that Natasha is also a liar and cheater?
Usually the rule is the key card and the cards right next to it which means the one on the left and the one on the right. For any rule there are exceptions. Ah yes! the snake could be integrated because it follows the story you already came up with by following the system. It just adds on to it...But it is not a comment i would give straight up to the client. I will just say -unless the client insists by asking that question!- that she most likely to be uncommited with her lovers. Just let him use his imagination to compensate for what you did not say...Don't volunteer info particularly if they add to the injury if they are not necessary. The client asks you: could she cheat? well I guess you do not have to do an additional spread to answer that one!
So congratulations on your successful reading...
See you at the next case study
Hello!
your answer:
The woman is the key card because she is who we want to know about. She is unstable and confused (clouds describing woman) concerning her commitment (ring) in a relationship with someone already in her life (dog + birds). She may even be engaged (birds + ring). She is very social, and likes to party and she could be promiscuous (garden). Her intention is to run away from her problems (snake + crossroads).
I'd say she's a party girl, she's currently unavailable (ring) and she's not interested in being in a committed relationship. Therefore, she would be a very bad choice for Charley to pursue.
This is excellent! It is right on! I think you got the hand of it. You worked your system the way I want it and therefore came up with the right comments. You can see my answer at a previous page...quite identical.
Now let's address the dog issue which is a key notion and a tricky one so your hesitation makes sense to me.
The dog card means that the person is already known in some way by the inquirer if the dog stands right by the key card -man or woman-.
If the dog is not right next to it, then the animal could be representing someone the key card knows.
So to come back to your comment:
I'm still feeling a little confused about the dog. Could these cards indicate that Natasha's current partner is someone Charley knows or knows of? Or does that only apply if the dog falls directly next to the key card?
No the dog refers only to the woman card in this case.
And finally you ask:
Also, regarding the list of character attributes on page 180 of your book, would these apply to the cards directly next to the key card only? Or could we read the snake in the above cards to mean that Natasha is also a liar and cheater?
Usually the rule is the key card and the cards right next to it which means the one on the left and the one on the right. For any rule there are exceptions. Ah yes! the snake could be integrated because it follows the story you already came up with by following the system. It just adds on to it...But it is not a comment i would give straight up to the client. I will just say -unless the client insists by asking that question!- that she most likely to be uncommited with her lovers. Just let him use his imagination to compensate for what you did not say...Don't volunteer info particularly if they add to the injury if they are not necessary. The client asks you: could she cheat? well I guess you do not have to do an additional spread to answer that one!
So congratulations on your successful reading...
See you at the next case study