Mostly Tarot To Be Honest

Meet P’ong B’ong P’hebteb, a little frog man with a LOT of wizard education under his belt. A “wocterate” if you will. He is a fungus enthusiast, and comes from a city of grung who value education above morals.

He’s a know-it-all, big hop, small boy.

Here, have some resources: 

Spread and General Instructions

EHow Clow Card Tarot

Meanings: 

Readings Using Clow Cards-Pentacles

Readings Using Clow Cards-Swords

Readings Using Clow Cards-Wands

Readings Using Clow Cards-Cups

Downloadable Manual

Clow Card Info Download List/

Other Links

Clow Cards

D4

1 Soft No

2 Soft Yes

3 Hard No

4 Hard Yes

D6

1 Soft No

2 Soft Yes

3 Maybe

4 Maybe

5 Hard No

✨ Messages from your future self spread

Month ahead spread ✨

Creative Writing Tarot Spread

Writers block bogging you down? Use this 7-card spread to help jumpstart your creativity! This prompt can help you generate a very basic storyline.

First, pull a character card! Decide for yourself what this means: will your character carry the traits of the positive meanings of this card? Will your character’s conflicts be brought about by the card’s negative meanings? Will your character look like the figure depicted on the card? Will they wield the item depicted on the card? (Note: if your story has multiple main characters, you may wish to pull a card for each)

Next, pull the plot cards! Pull a card for the beginning of your story, a card for the middle, and a card for the end. Again, let yourself decide what this means. Do these cards describe your character’s emotional state(s) as the story progresses? Do these cards describe internal or external conflicts? Do these cards represent other characters your MC will meet along the way?

Finally, pull your meat cards! These cards are the “meat” of your story. Pull one card for the main or most important setting of your story, one card for the main conflict, and one card for the resolution of that conflict.

Have fun with it! Remember that these cards are just tools, and this spread is simply to kickstart your brain. If you get halfway through the spread and come up with something on your own, or if you start writing and realize your plot is deviating from what the cards gave you, don’t stress about it! You write for yourself, not for the cards. Thank them for their help and continue on with your own imagination.

Okay, couldn’t find this in the archives of this blog so I’m posting this screenshot of the spread I used to check out my newest Tarot deck.

The best question in here is the second one.  It took me a second to realize this is the DECK’s viewpoint, not your viewpoint of the deck.  Which is awesome.  In fact I’d say it right away tells you exactly if the deck is speaking to you.

The ‘Churning Water’ tarot spread is simple yet helpful for figuring out situations where you feel like you’re stuck in a tough situation, almost like you’re treading water during a storm.

1. Hidden Current - What do you need to know about the situation? What's something 'hidden' or unknown that is affecting it?

2. Life Preserver - What do you need to do in order to stay afloat? What can help with the situation?

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