Gayla
This spread is inspired by an article I read today about a self-awareness exercise called 'The Work' by Byron Katie. It consist of identifying the issue, 4 questions and a 'turn around'. It is suppose to be a written exercise, but I wanted to see what would be revealed by turning it into a spread.
First, Identify the Issue. (Note, not a question, it needs to be an issue. For example, "My sister constantly insults me and does not respect me.")
Second, lay the cards:
1....2....3...4
1) Is it true?
2) Is it 'absolutely' true or not?
3) What does the querent need to know about their own behaviour to the issue?
4) What does the querent need to know to change their own perspective about the issue?
Advice: The Turn Around - pulling 1 & 2 together with 3 & 4 to advise the querent on what they need to know to change their own behavior and perspective to improve the situation.
Any thoughts? I would like to try it with someone if interested.
G.
P.S.: This is my first ever attempt at developing a spread.
First, Identify the Issue. (Note, not a question, it needs to be an issue. For example, "My sister constantly insults me and does not respect me.")
Second, lay the cards:
1....2....3...4
1) Is it true?
2) Is it 'absolutely' true or not?
3) What does the querent need to know about their own behaviour to the issue?
4) What does the querent need to know to change their own perspective about the issue?
Advice: The Turn Around - pulling 1 & 2 together with 3 & 4 to advise the querent on what they need to know to change their own behavior and perspective to improve the situation.
Any thoughts? I would like to try it with someone if interested.
G.
P.S.: This is my first ever attempt at developing a spread.