Do you have about a thousand ideas on things that need fixing for you to be happy? Most people have a lot they wish they could fix, or get fixed. Some also think they can be fixed all at once, for example, if they win the lottery everything will be perfect. I used to think that too, but I don’t anymore. The lottery win would only take care of our debts.
The only way to get rid of your problems, it to handle them one at a time. You might be surprised, solving one might take care of a couple of others at the same time.
As for which one you handle first, tarot can help you choose. First, you’ll have to narrow it down to those you are able to do something about right now, say 3-4 for simplicity’s sake. Then you do a spread for a three- or four-way choice. I would also add something for the core of the issue because that might be something you can’t see at the moment. The core might solve them all.
1. This card represents the core of the issue
2. Something you know or can see concerning this situation
3. Something you can’t see, but need to know
4-5-6 Choice one
7-8-9 Choice two
10-11-12 Choice three
4, 7, 10 Something you need to do
5, 8, 11 Something that needs to be done by someone else
6, 9, 12 The expected outcome of this choice
Add or remove forks as needed. You can use this for the not so life changing stuff as well. But I’m not so sure it works for deciding in you should vacuum, work in the garden or wash your car first. I’m pretty sure which one of those I’d chose out of those three 😀
If you don’t want to, or don’t feel you’re able to, do the reading yourself, book one with me.
This reminds me of the spread that I use for the same type of question.
It’s derived from a spread I found on Aeclectic.net for a two part question. I suspect many of us use similar spreads 🙂
Interesting post. I don’t use Tarot, but I use Runes and Card pack packs in a similar manner to assist me in decision making. My current favourite is Diana Cooper’s Unicorn card pack.
I use runes more than Tarot for myself. I also do cartomancy, but I haven’t tried oracle decks or card packs yet.
That’s a very interesting spread I haven’t used before! Will try this out some time. The thing is that I usually know what to choose, it’s just that I don’t always want to do it and would rather choose a lazy option 😀
I have the same problem 😀 I usually just go with my intuition, but sometimes I need a swift kick in the rear to do what’s needed.
Really like this layout Linda! I actually tried it for not knowing choices for a particular matter that is a major theme right now and got some insight (and of course I need to look at other things first, thus why I didn’t know my choices yet). Pinned on my Pinterest page too! 😉
Thanks for pinning it, and for commenting 🙂 Being able to use it when you don’t quite know the choices is great. I’m glad it brought some insight.