Position I · Six of Pentacles
The Crossroads
Position: What the choice really is, what's at stake
◇ Tarot Spread · 5 cards ◇
Should I Lend Money
Whether to lend money and whether it'll be repaid. Two paths and counsel.
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- 5 cards in this spread
- Waite-Smith deck
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5 spread cards
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Position Breakdown
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Position II · Five of Wands
The First Path
Position: Where the first option leads, what it brings
Position III · Four of Wands
The Second Path
Position: Where the second option leads, what it brings
Position IV · Ace of Cups
Worth Weighing
Position: A hidden factor worth taking into account
Position V · Seven of Pentacles
The Cards' Counsel
Position: What the cards lean toward, what to lean on
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1
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2
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3
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- Reading in ~30 seconds
- 5 cards in this spread
- Waite-Smith deck
About This Spread
Lending money means risking both the money and the relationship. The spread shows how "lending" will turn out and how "refusing" will.
It highlights the mindset of the one asking and the chances of repayment. The counsel helps you spoil neither your wallet nor your friendship.
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