What I like about this spread, and why I often use it with poly querents, is that its focus is so strongly on what the individual is experiencing.
Sometimes you want to look at the whole shebang, and draw cards for the other people involved (version 2), other times you want to focus on yourself and your needs, without the distraction of other peoples’ energy (version 1).Įither way, this spread has a one-person focus at its heart. There are two different versions of this spread. PS If you’re short on time or just want something simpler, you’ll find a mini version of this spread here! Where the relationship seems to be heading The third column runs down the centre of the spread, and represents the relationship itself.ĩ.
The second column is the other person (person 2). The first column of cards represents you (or person 1, if you’re reading for other people). This spread can be used to examine the relationship between any two people – for example, you could use it with a friend or a colleague or of course with a partner. You, Me and Us: a relationship tarot spread Each card is then interpreted according to its position. Typically, you’ll shuffle your cards, then lay out one card at a time according to the spread. New to tarot? A ‘tarot spread’ is a predetermined layout for your cards, where each card has a specific position - check out the spreads below and you’ll see what I mean. It’s a little like The Artist’s Way, with daily and weekly practices, lots of exercises to try out, and a different topic each week. Hurrah!Īlso, if you’re interested in taking your tarot practice further, did you know I’ve created an eight-week online course? It’s called the Alternative Tarot Course and it’s $25. The Autostraddle Encyclopedia of Lesbian Cinemaįirst, a couple of little tarot-land updates… Remember the Slow Holler queer/Southern tarot project we mentioned a few weeks back? Good news! Its ambitious Kickstarter campaign was successful and the deck is going to be produced - which means another beautiful queer tarot deck soon to be available.LGBTQ Television Guide: What To Watch Now.
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