FaeryGodmother
For those who are interested in the spread I used recently, here it is. It is a variation on the Romany spread.
Three rows of seven columns:
1**2**3**4**5**6**7
8**9**10*11*12*13*14
15*16*17*18*19*20*21
Column 1 (cards 1; 8; 15)
Character of the enquirer and recent past
Column 2 (cards 2; 9; 16)
Emotional and love life links
Column 3 (cards 3; 10; 17)
Desires
Column 4 (cards 4; 11; 18)
Expectations
Column 5 (cards 5; 12; 19)
Unexpected
Column 6 and 7 (cards 6; 7; 13; 14; 20; 21)
Future- next six months
Card 11 in the centre sets the tone of the reading.
I found this in one of the first books I ever read on Tarot and it has been one of my staple spreads. For the life of me I can't remember the name of the book, so unfortunately the real author will have to go uncredited until I can find the book again. I find its often a good place to start with a querent if they don't really know what it is they want to know. Its my number one favourite general spread. I hope you all get some good use out of it too.
FGM
Three rows of seven columns:
1**2**3**4**5**6**7
8**9**10*11*12*13*14
15*16*17*18*19*20*21
Column 1 (cards 1; 8; 15)
Character of the enquirer and recent past
Column 2 (cards 2; 9; 16)
Emotional and love life links
Column 3 (cards 3; 10; 17)
Desires
Column 4 (cards 4; 11; 18)
Expectations
Column 5 (cards 5; 12; 19)
Unexpected
Column 6 and 7 (cards 6; 7; 13; 14; 20; 21)
Future- next six months
Card 11 in the centre sets the tone of the reading.
I found this in one of the first books I ever read on Tarot and it has been one of my staple spreads. For the life of me I can't remember the name of the book, so unfortunately the real author will have to go uncredited until I can find the book again. I find its often a good place to start with a querent if they don't really know what it is they want to know. Its my number one favourite general spread. I hope you all get some good use out of it too.
FGM