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How Will I Describe This in the Future?Instead of asking the deck – which we already accept can transcend time in some way – about the present or future, why not ask it to consider the future from a further future,as the past?That is to say, why not ask your spread to describe not the future but how it will be seenfrom an even further future?In framing the question this way, we can perhaps tap into a far more intriguing way of reading tarot as if we are looking constantly at our own present from the future.You can perform any spread with your situation framed this way, although a three-cardreading will be sufficient to provoke insight.Some spreads might need tweaking if they have fixed positional meanings such as“past” and “future”. In this case, simply see the “past” card as referring still to the futureof the present, and the future card referring to an even further future, from the futureposition. Again, a three-card spread might be better for the first time you use this approach. If Iasked this question of a situation and drew Judgement, Page of Cups, 6 of Pentacles Imight say:In the future, I will look back at this situation and know that it was part of agreater calling, surpr

The Magician: How to divine and communicate clearly.2. The High Priestess: How to access your intuition.3. The Empress: How to acknowledge that nature and nurture have a role in thesituation of the client.4. The Emperor: How to empower the client, not yourself.5. The Hierophant: The History of our sacred art and science.6. The Lovers: Enough about relationships to answer 3 out of every 5 questions you willface which will always be on relationship.7. The Chariot: When to use logic to go forwards and when not.8. Strength: How to gain rapport with the client no matter their state towards you.9. The Hermit: When to take time to yourself before you give it to others

0. The Wheel of Fortune: The difference between fate and destiny, and the role of free-will.11. Justice: How to measure up the cards with impartiality and recognise the presenceof bias.12. The Hanged Man: How to read reversals if they are one of the third of readers whoread them.13. Death: About death, dying and grief. Also, life.14. Temperance: How to create a space for change not only during the reading butthereafter.15. The Devil: How to recognise and work with the shadow, projection, and transference – and all the blocking mechanisms of depression, repression, etc. Also, how to knowwhat you do not yet know.16. The Blasted Tower: How to elegantly incorporate and utilise significant life eventsfor positive outcome.17. The Star: How to set realistic expectations and orient the client to the future.18. The Moon: About walking into the dark places and speaking the symbols of dream.19. The Sun: How to work with the inner child.20. The Last Judgement: How to use the cards for their own calling and to discover thetrue calling of the client.21. The World: To establish and maintain clear boundaries and a professional business,understanding finances, contracts, terms and conditions, perso