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A spread · 8 cards

Crossroads Spread

Where you are and what brought you here, then two roads: for each the energy, the challenge and the outcome. It is for understanding, not for making the cards choose.

The positions

  1. Position 1

    Where you are

    The point where the couple stands now, facing the choice.

    Where are we right now?

  2. Position 2

    What brought you here

    The events and choices that brought the couple to this crossroads.

    What brought us here?

  3. Position 3

    Road A: energy

    The energy that moves at once if the couple takes road A.

    What energy does road A have?

  4. Position 4

    Road A: challenge

    The main difficulty road A would bring.

    What challenge does road A bring?

  5. Position 5

    Road A: outcome

    Where road A leads, as a tendency.

    Where does road A lead?

  6. Position 6

    Road B: energy

    The energy that moves at once if the couple takes road B.

    What energy does road B have?

  7. Position 7

    Road B: challenge

    The main difficulty road B would bring.

    What challenge does road B bring?

  8. Position 8

    Road B: outcome

    Where road B leads, as a tendency.

    Where does road B lead?

How to read it

  • Kings, Queens, Knights and Pages point to energies and attitudes, not to the gender of the people.
  • The cards speak about the querent and the relationship: what concerns the other person is a tendency, not a reading of their mind.
  • The cards describe the two roads and do not choose between them: the decision stays with the couple.
  • Read starting from the past (2), then the present (1); then each road in full, from the energy to the outcome.

Positions to read together

  • Road A: energy ↔ Road B: energy. Le due energie iniziali a confronto: come si presentano subito le due strade.
  • Road A: challenge ↔ Road B: challenge. Le due sfide a confronto: quale costo porta ciascuna strada.
  • Road A: outcome ↔ Road B: outcome. I due esiti a confronto: dove condurrebbero, come tendenze.

Origin

The 'crossroads': a forked spread, widely used for moments of decision, with two roads starting from one point.

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