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This spread takes you from worrying, to feeling, to thinking, to hoping, and finally peace. It helps you reflect on what is going on in your inner world, with its profound impact on your life.
Each corner card doubles up as the first card in the next sequence, meaning you need to leave one mind-set and approach the card with a different mind-set. Each time you “turn the corner,” you need to force yourself to see the same card from a different perspective.
The middle card, “Peace,” is read last.
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Thank you very much for sharing, found it very useful, the turn in the corners do really "shake" the point of view about the situation.
I use to read using an inutitive approach and during the practice it was specially demanding for me the "I think that..." sequence as it moves uphill, once at the top again I felt it was a very healing part of the spread.
Posted by: Tarotaprendiz | 01 May 2011 at 08:38 PM
I'm glad you found it useful. I also find the "I think that" sequence difficult. I like the intuitive approach, but I designed a few spreads to specifically target the analytical mind. I guess I like to make things difficult for myself! Thank you for the comment, it is much appreciated.
Posted by: Martie Groenewald | 03 May 2011 at 03:34 PM