The "Celtic Cross"

There is a huge amount of Tarot layouts. Some better show the situation in their personal lives, others are focused on viewing the negative, while others allow you to see the whole situation. Undoubtedly, the pearl is the "Celtic Cross" layout. Despite the fact that it is quite easy to learn and it is recommended to begin studying tarot cards with it, it often gives the most accurate answer to the question posed. Let's consider some features.

To begin with, the "Celtic Cross" layout is one of the oldest. In the course of fortune telling cards are laid out as follows. A card is chosen that will indicate the one to whom they are guessing. In the "Celtic Cross" for women this is the High Priestess, for men - Magician. Then it is covered with a map that reflects the essence of the problem, and on top - a map that tells you how to solve it. Then put the third card over the client's cards and the first two. This is something that a person already knows about the problem. The fourth card is under the first two. In the broadest sense, it shows what caused the problem, so to say, the root cause, what is "under the heart." Next, put the card to the right of the card of the Priestess Magus. This past. The map to the left of the Priestess Magus is the future. Thus, we formed a kind of Celtic cross. The layout is further supplemented by 4 cards that are placed to the right of the cross design either from the bottom up or from the top down.

Of course, these are the general rules for reading the layout of the Celtic Cross. The meaning of each card should be interpreted in close interweaving with others and not contradict the laws of logic. Let us dwell on a more detailed explanation.

1. The first map is a characteristic of the situation right now, so to speak, the general state of affairs. On it you can immediately understand how serious everything is.

2. The second is an external impact that can affect the situation.

3. The third is the level of consciousness, that is, what the client understands about the problem.

4. Fourth - the level of the subconscious. These are the roots of a situation that a person himself may not even realize, installations that are difficult to correct and change precisely because they lie in the subconscious realm.

5. The fifth is the past. That is, what was in general sense, and about the issue.

6. The sixth is the future. This is what will happen soon, within a week or a month.

"Celtic Cross" itself is completed. Now we look at additional maps.

7. Seventh - this is the client, his attitude and thoughts on the situation, regarding what is shown 1 and 2 cards.

8. Eighth - external influence, the influence of other people on the situation. Can also warn of false advice and dishonest friends.

9. Ninth - fears and fears, as well as hopes, if the card itself is favorable. But if a client wants to break off a relationship with a man and in the 9th position the Senior Arcane empress falls out, then one should interpret as a fear.

10 The tenth card is what it's all about. This is an analogue of the existing mosaic. It should be understood that this last one card is a compressed version of the layout, and therefore it should be interpreted taking this feature into account.