SandraEileen
Hi all! I wanted to share a spread that my friend Jovan and I created…
We’ve been good friends for years, and our Tarot Decks are kind of like brother and sister decks. Jovan’s sister-in-law (who, sadly, I never got to meet) was very much into the Tarot, and when she passed away, she left Jovan three Tarot Card Decks. One of which he uses; the second he gifted to me. (The third deck was his sister’s main deck, so he keeps it in reserve)
Anyway, our two decks really resonate with one another. They are both very basic decks- my deck (Rider-Waite) tends to be a little warm and cuddly- if there’s a silver lining to the situation, my deck will find it. Jovan’s deck (Morgan-Greer) loves to be a little mischievous and revels in showing the darker side of a given situation.
The Saska spread actually involves two readers and two decks. The cards are laid down, two at a time (one from each deck) as mirror images of one another. The cards pairs will either reinforce the single meaning, or highlight the lighter/darker aspects of the particular position.
Unfortunately, I can’t add attachments just yet, but I’ve made a layout image at uploaded it here: http://www.tarotrevolution.com/saska/saska_spread.jpg if you’d like to check it out.
It’s a really fun reading to do because the querient gets a reading based on the strengths and insight of two readers and two decks.
The Saska Spread: (each number represents two cards- one from each deck)
1. Represents where the querient is right now, emotionally, speaking... How are they feeling?
2. Where they came from. Events that have happened in the past that are still resonating in the current time.
3. How they got here. Decisions that they made that lead them to where they are now.
4. How things currently stand now.
5. People that can either help or hinder them in their goals.
6. Likely outcome. Where they are headed if they continue the present course of action.
7. What are the options? These cards represent choices that the querient can make.
8. Querient’s Question (optional). Based on the cards that have been laid out, the queirent can now ask a question if they like. This card is the answer.
We’ve been good friends for years, and our Tarot Decks are kind of like brother and sister decks. Jovan’s sister-in-law (who, sadly, I never got to meet) was very much into the Tarot, and when she passed away, she left Jovan three Tarot Card Decks. One of which he uses; the second he gifted to me. (The third deck was his sister’s main deck, so he keeps it in reserve)
Anyway, our two decks really resonate with one another. They are both very basic decks- my deck (Rider-Waite) tends to be a little warm and cuddly- if there’s a silver lining to the situation, my deck will find it. Jovan’s deck (Morgan-Greer) loves to be a little mischievous and revels in showing the darker side of a given situation.
The Saska spread actually involves two readers and two decks. The cards are laid down, two at a time (one from each deck) as mirror images of one another. The cards pairs will either reinforce the single meaning, or highlight the lighter/darker aspects of the particular position.
Unfortunately, I can’t add attachments just yet, but I’ve made a layout image at uploaded it here: http://www.tarotrevolution.com/saska/saska_spread.jpg if you’d like to check it out.
It’s a really fun reading to do because the querient gets a reading based on the strengths and insight of two readers and two decks.
The Saska Spread: (each number represents two cards- one from each deck)
1. Represents where the querient is right now, emotionally, speaking... How are they feeling?
2. Where they came from. Events that have happened in the past that are still resonating in the current time.
3. How they got here. Decisions that they made that lead them to where they are now.
4. How things currently stand now.
5. People that can either help or hinder them in their goals.
6. Likely outcome. Where they are headed if they continue the present course of action.
7. What are the options? These cards represent choices that the querient can make.
8. Querient’s Question (optional). Based on the cards that have been laid out, the queirent can now ask a question if they like. This card is the answer.
