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Crossroads Spread tarot spread

Couple relationshipTrending8 cards · 78 cards

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 8 positions of the Crossroads Spread

  1. 1Where you are

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

    Where are we right now?

  2. 2What brought you here

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

    What brought us here?

  3. 3Road A: energy

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

    What energy does road A have?

  4. 4Road A: challenge

    The main difficulty road A would bring.

    What challenge does road A bring?

  5. 5Road A: outcome

    Where road A leads, as a tendency.

    Where does road A lead?

  6. 6Road B: energy

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

    What energy does road B have?

  7. 7Road B: challenge

    The main difficulty road B would bring.

    What challenge does road B bring?

  8. 8Road B: outcome

    Where road B leads, as a tendency.

    Where does road B lead?

How to read the Crossroads Spread

Origin

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

Frequently asked questions

How many cards does the Crossroads Spread use?

The Crossroads Spread uses 8 cards: the full 78-card deck.

What do the positions of the Crossroads Spread mean?

The positions are: Where you are, What brought you here, Road A: energy, Road A: challenge, Road A: outcome, Road B: energy, Road B: challenge and Road B: outcome. Each card is read as the answer to the question of its position.

How do you read the Crossroads Spread?

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.

Where does the Crossroads Spread come from?

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

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