Triangulate a Problem.

Another little spread for you all to try, I like this one as it gives you an opportunity to either deal with multiple faceted problems, or problems that seem to inter-relate with one another. The spread forms a pyramid, growing as you lay it row by row away from you, ever smaller and more compact until faced with the final card representing either the final solution or where you find yourself. There is a lot to be learned in the second and third rows, as they not only let us know what to expect in each particular area of your life, but also how to work with the flow of events rather than against them.

The questioner should shuffle the cards as normal and then split them into five piles. The first row is made up from nine cards selected from the first pile, the second row is formed from seven cards chosen from the second pile, the third row, five cards chosen from the third pile, the forth row three cards from the fourth pile and the last card selected from the fifth and final pile. ( Hope that makes sense).

It should look like this:-

Going through line by line, the first line, here illustrated in shades of blue represents your problem and three separate areas making up separate factors to consider within the problem as a whole. The second line, shown here dark green, is how these factors are developing, you will see by the cards themselves where caution is needed, where someone is on your side etc. The third line (light green) follows the progression of the problem, making you aware of up and coming factors whish will need to be taken into account. The fourth line gives you a conclusion on each of your original individual factors. The final card giving you either the eventual outcome or, where you will find yourself.

I hope you enjoy this spread, I have found it very useful.

Love

Keara