What is worth knowing?

What is standing in my way?

I am a person who

What is worth knowing?

Some spreads are neither about a problem nor about self-exploration. They can be more clearly described as 'wisdom spreads.' The following 2/3-card spread can be done over and over. You can choose to read the first two cards only; if you like drawing something practical from a reading, add card 3. How wise do you feel?

What is worth knowing?
Why?
What can you do with it?

[This spread was first posted on SynTAROTis.]

Posted by Martie Groenewald at 08:00 AM in Tarot spreads | Permalink | Comments (0)

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