Clarity for work, money & everyday life
Support · Block · Tendency
3 cardsAvailable
An alternative to yes/no. Instead of a fixed answer, it reveals the forces at work and the direction things currently lean toward.
The positions and what each one means
- 01What supports
The forces moving things forward - 02What blocks
What slows or restrains the situation - 03Current tendency
Where things are leaning now — not a fixed fate
When to use this spread
An alternative to yes/no. Instead of a fixed answer, it reveals the forces at work and the direction things currently lean toward.
Why this spread
A yes-or-no question gets a thin answer from the cards, because they show forces, not verdicts. This spread translates the question into three things you can actually see: what pushes forward, what holds back, and where things tend if nothing changes. The answer comes out richer than yes or no, and more useful.
What sets it apart
If you also want a concrete next step, Situation · Challenge · Advice is usually a better fit.
Example questions
What supports and blocks my chances of a promotion?
Open with this questionWhat supports and blocks the development of this relationship?
Open with this question
More spreads in "Clarity for work, money & everyday life"
- Situation · Challenge · Advice3 cards
What is happening now, what is getting in the way, and what to do with it. The most practical of the three-card spreads.
- Strengthens · Weakens · Potential3 cards
For evaluating something that already exists — a relationship, job, project, or process already in motion.
- Yes or No Tarot — Three Cards3 cards
For one focused, closed question that can be answered yes or no. The center card gives the direction, while the side cards add context. One-card and six-card versions are available too.
- 5-Card Question Reading5 cards
The same question, with more depth: adds the root of the situation and advice above the forces acting within it.
- Seven-Card Horseshoe7 cards
A middle ground between five cards and the Celtic Cross: adds past, hidden influences, and a possible outcome without the complexity of ten positions.