When guessing on Tarot cards, it is not at all necessary to use only other people's layouts described in the books. You can create your own layout that will fully meet all your requirements and is ideal for answering your questions.
Instructions
Step 1
Rely on your intuition to create the alignment. If there are too many cards involved in it, and you are afraid to get confused, then it is better to either simplify fortune telling, or draw a diagram on paper and indicate which card symbolizes what. Having tested the alignment, you can understand whether it suits you or not. Over time, you will be able to find several of the most suitable tarot divination options for you.
Step 2
First, determine the number of cards you will need for divination. As a rule, it should correspond to the number of questions asked. For example, if you want to know about the past, present and future of a person, it makes sense to make a spread on three cards. Please note that it is not worth excluding the question of the past from such layouts, especially if you want to understand, for example, the reasons for the cooling of feelings.
Step 3
If you want to compare two situations, two people, etc., it is worth placing cards that answer similar questions opposite each other. Let's say you have two fans and you want to pick one of them. Try to formulate a few questions, and lay out the Tarot cards in two columns. If desired, you can place a central card between these columns, which should summarize the fortune-telling and answer the most important question.
Step 4
Make a layout with a division into minor and major arcana. As a rule, such options are used by experienced fortune-tellers, since beginners can easily get confused. You can tell fortunes only on the older ones or only on the minor lasso. Another option is to use both groups, but in different ways. For example, you can make the major arcana main and the minor arcana complementary, and choose two cards at once to answer each question.
Step 5
Use circular layouts. They are often used to answer the same question, taking into account the change in time. For example, you can lay out a clock face, each card in which will represent a specific month. Additional cards can be added to each main card if desired.
