Mind, body, spirit

Not every reading needs a question. The mind–body–spirit line is a check-in: three cards that take your measure on three levels at once. Readers draw it weekly, or whenever things feel off and they cannot say why.

Reading the spread as a whole

Read each card as a plain description first — what is the mind doing, what is the body carrying, what is the spirit asking for — and only then look for what connects them. When one card is much heavier than the others, that is where attention is owed.

Readings here are free. If one lands, you can keep it as a short film for $9.99 — or give one to someone.

Other spreads

• A single card — One card for the day, or for one clear question.
• Past, present, future — Three cards: where it came from, where it stands, where it tends.
• The horseshoe — Seven cards in an arc, from the past through counsel to outcome.
• The relationship — Seven cards for two people: what each brings, what joins and divides you, where it goes.
• Two paths — A decision spread: the fork, each road's near and far consequences, and counsel.
• The Celtic Cross — Ten cards: six make the cross, four the staff beside it.
• The year ahead — Thirteen cards: one for each month around a card for the year's theme.