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Celtic Cross
The full ten-card reading for questions that deserve depth. The cross maps the situation itself - what crosses it, what lies beneath, what is passing and what approaches - while the staff on the right reads you: your stance, your surroundings, your hopes and fears, and where it all resolves. Give it ten quiet minutes.
The positions
- The Heart
The core of the situation - what this reading is really about. - The Crossing
What crosses you - the immediate challenge, tension or helping force. - The Root
What lies beneath - the deeper cause or foundation of the matter. - The Recent Past
What is passing out of the situation - influences on their way out. - The Crown
What hangs over the situation - conscious goals, ideals or possibilities. - The Near Future
What approaches - the next chapter beginning to take shape. - Yourself
Your own stance - how you are meeting the situation, seen honestly. - Your Surroundings
The people and environment around you, and how they bear on it. - Hopes and Fears
What you most hope for and most fear - often the same thing. - The Outcome
Where the current course resolves if its energies play out unchanged.
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