happyphantom
Yes/No spread with further explanation
I usually start out with something similar.
I sort the entire deck into 6 piles of 13 each. I count to 12 and flip the 13th card over before counting out the next 13. Make sure you flip the cards the same way each time.
I count the number of uprights versus reversed cards. Uprights mean yes, reversed means no. If I get 3 and 3, that means maybe, but it is up to me or can't be determined yet.
The strength of the answer is based on how many of the cards are facing a particular direction. For example, 6 reversed cards is a very strong no, while 4 reversed is not as severe.
For more explanation, I take the 6 cards facing up, shuffle them, and them lay them out in the pattern of the first 6 cards of the celtic cross (without the "staff")
Every time I need to make a decision, this spread shows me the way.
Hope that helps.
I usually start out with something similar.
I sort the entire deck into 6 piles of 13 each. I count to 12 and flip the 13th card over before counting out the next 13. Make sure you flip the cards the same way each time.
I count the number of uprights versus reversed cards. Uprights mean yes, reversed means no. If I get 3 and 3, that means maybe, but it is up to me or can't be determined yet.
The strength of the answer is based on how many of the cards are facing a particular direction. For example, 6 reversed cards is a very strong no, while 4 reversed is not as severe.
For more explanation, I take the 6 cards facing up, shuffle them, and them lay them out in the pattern of the first 6 cards of the celtic cross (without the "staff")
Every time I need to make a decision, this spread shows me the way.
Hope that helps.