The Crucifixion Tarot Spread

The Crucifixion Tarot Spread is a self-assessment tool that presents you with four Keys to attaining your goal. The Keys are color-coded in the video to make them easier to see. The Keys are as follows:

Green: (from the Cover position to the Fear position) This Key points to what qualities you have in yourself that you can use to conquer the fears that are keeping you from reaching your goal.

Red: (from the Best Outer position to the Worst Inner) This Key points to what outward quality you have in yourself that you can use to address the worst inner qualities.

Yellow: (from the Best Inner position to the Worst Outer) This Key points to what inner quality you have in yourself that you can use to address the worst outer qualities.

Blue: (from the Faith position to the Goal position) points to areas in your life where you need to have more faith and how you need to direct that faith.

This can be a difficult spread in more than one way. First of all, the cards can take on multiple meanings so a good knowledge of the cards (or a good reference book) is necessary.

Secondly, this spread can be quite brutal in showing you your bad qualities, but this spread is also brutally forgiving in propping you back up by showing you your best. Therefore, choose words carefully when laying out this spread for someone else. The point of this spread is not to beat up on anyone (or yourself), but merely to provide a friendly directional kick to the seat of the pants, courtesy Jesus Christ...
Music by: Stewart Copeland Spyro the Dragon 3 The Year of the Dragon

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[IntuitivoTarot]

Thank you for sharing this and other spreads, I really like the way you select cards counting them from the deck, in this case, as a Querent I would feel more involved in the reading while the Reader displays a very dynamic and amusing reading style.

[gswarner]

thank you for the comment. drawing them this way does get a person more involved in the reading, both the querent and the reader

[wrenrainn]

Cool Spread. Thanks for sharing.