The Sceptic's Tarot

One of the key themes of The Sceptic's Tarot is solving problems imaginatively. Your creative skills (yes, you have them!) and a deck of tarot cards should be all you need.

But how should you solve the problem? Do you use your intuition, or is a logical method better? And which aspects should you concentrate on?

You can tackle a problem in a variety of ways. Spreads at The Sceptic's Tarot help you:

• look at the problem from a different perspective (Another way to look at the problem is ..., Yes, BUT, and "This could change everything"),
• reflect on what you have and what you need (Building bridges),
• deal with challenges and obstacles (And But Therefore spread),
• focus on the positive (What is working well? Appreciative inquiry),
• come up with more than one solution so you can pick the most effective one (How else can I solve the problem?),
• study the causes and consequences of a problem (BeCAUSE and Consequences and solutions),
• go to the heart of the problem (The root of the problem),
• define the problem so that you have a clear idea what you're facing (What's my problem? and Find, define, solve), and even
• consider doing nothing at all (What if I do nothing?)

Here is a new spread that helps you evaluate a problem from both an intuitive and an analytical way.

1. What is the problem?
2. What do I need?
3. What does my gut tell me I should do?
4. What could be the consequence of relying on my gut to solve the problem?
5. What does my logical mind tell me is the best thing to do?
6. What could be the consequences of relying on my analytical side to solve the problem?
7. What would be the best thing to do?

As always, if you need a brief refresher on reading tarot cards, look at my free article, "How to read tarot cards: A quick guide."

You might also consider my tarot-reading course, "Reading the cards for your self."

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