A spread sheet for your own draws
Two layouts on one printable page — a three-card spread for a decision, a five-card spread for a situation you cannot read yet. Position prompts, and room to write down what you pulled.
- Three cards for a decision. Where you are, what is in the way, where it leads.
- Five cards for the stuck ones. Situation, what you bring, what is hidden, what helps, where it goes.
- Prompts, not definitions. The questions I actually ask myself at each position.
- Print it or save it as a PDF. Yours to use as often as you like.
Get it, and the ones that come after
The sheet is free and open — no address, no form. New spreads, seasonal draws, and notes on reading go out on my Telegram channel, which is where I post everything first.
A few posts a month. Leave whenever you like. Readings are booked by direct message. Privacy.
Reading for yourself is the hard kind
You already know what you want the cards to say, which is exactly the problem. A written spread slows that down. Putting the card, the position, and your first reaction on paper before you interpret anything is the single thing that most improves a self-reading — because the first reaction is usually the honest one, and it is the one you talk yourself out of by the third card.
Coming back a week later and noting what actually happened is the other half. Almost nobody does it. The people who do get noticeably better within a couple of months.
If your own draw will not resolve
That is normally the point to bring in someone outside it. I read a full spread against your actual situation and send it back as a printable PDF within the hour, from $25. See the readings.