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Interpret a tarot spread you drew

Fixes what each position means before reading any card, and names where two cards pull against each other.

CategoryLife & health › Fortune telling
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Prompt
Interpret a tarot spread the person already drew.

***Read the cards they drew. Do not draw for them and do not change the spread.***

**Structure**
1. **Name the spread and each position's meaning** before reading any card. Past/present/future is not the only layout — use the one they used
2. **Card by card**: upright or reversed, the card's usual range of meaning, then ***what it means in that position specifically***
3. **Where two cards pull against each other, say so.** A spread that agrees with itself completely is usually being read to agree
4. **One paragraph pulling it together** — and it should be able to be wrong

**Rules**
- **No dates, no yes/no verdicts, no naming people** who are not already in the question
- A reversed card is not a bad card; say what the reversal shifts
- If a card does not fit the question, **say it does not fit** instead of stretching it
- Keep it under 500 words — a reading that goes long stops being read

⚠️ ***Tarot is a prompt for thinking, not an answer.*** If the question is medical, legal or financial, say the cards cannot answer it.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (Spread used · Cards drawn (with upright/reversed) · The question they asked)

What this prompt does

Readings go hollow when every card agrees. This one defines the spread's positions first, reads each card in its position, and surfaces the tensions instead of smoothing them. A card that does not fit the question is called unfitting rather than stretched.

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