The Lesser
Pyramid Tarot Spread
1. The primary
situation surrounding the querant or the question. This card
represents the primary forces or problems surrounding the question or
situation (perhaps but not necessarily directly connected with the
querant her/his self). The root of the matter and the ideals
which surround it in the present.
2. Circumstamces of the past which have led up to the development
of the current problem, question or issues at hand. Key points,
typically but not necessarily, from the recent past which aided in
manifesting the current problem, situation, issue or question.
3. Ideals for resolution or restitution. This should not be
confused as being the answer to one's problems but instead insight into
how to correct issues or problems one faces. It is important to
understand that our hardships are designed to teach us lessons not
punish us so sometimes this card is more insight into our own personal,
inner issues that need resolution before the issues such manifests can
be resolved themselves. This card should be viewed as a clue to
helping one resolve their problems. Key-points to help and guide,
not the solution necessarily.
4. The Final Outcome. The likely or possible outcome of the
matter as viewed from the current, unchanged position.
NOTE: This Tarot reading spread is
designed to give insight only into situations one cannnot pin-point the
means of a problem or issue. It is not intended to be a full
reading but just serve as a spring-board. Suitable questions
might include: "Why does my friend/lover/relative seem upset with
me?" "What do I need to know about the problems in my
career?" "What is the cause of my depression." From this
more indepth readings may be done to elaborate. For more depth
The Greater Pyramid or similar Tarot spread that offers more insight is
recommended.
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