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Two sides of the same coin: A tarot technique

26603652_yin_yang_symbol_2Do you remember the technique, Worry Wisdom? How about using that technique for different dualities?

I love this technique because:

  • you get two different perspectives on the issue when you swop the cards (and getting a new perspective is crucial in solving problems),
  • you draw two cards but get four pieces of information, and
  • it illustrates that dualities always contain the seed of one within the other.

So here we go:

  1. from the list below, decide which duality you want to explore,
  2. draw two cards,
  3. place them in the criss-cross position below,
  4. read the cards in this two-card spread, then
  5. swap the cards (card 1 becomes card 2, and card 2 becomes 1) and read the spread again.

Criss-cross two-card spreadThe dualities

Strength / Weakness

Any weakness can become a strength. But in every strength is the possibility of weakness if you're not careful.

Dream / Reality

You have dreams, but reality intrudes. Make your dreams come true.

Inner guidance / External perspective

Before you act, look at what your intuition urges you to do with an objective eye.

Mind / Heart

How do your emotions influence your thinking?

Obstacle / Solution

Explore two obstacles and find two solutions.

Fear / Hope

When you are afraid, draw strength from hope.

Conflict / Harmony

Explore two ways in which conflict can be turned into harmony.

 

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