Tarot Readings
by
~*~Velvet Angel ~*~
A Fork in the Path

Card 1:  Here -- Where you are now.  This talks about the decisions you are confronted with.

Card 2:  Next Step -- Describes what step may be most beneficial to you or the energy that you might be most content with for the long-term.

Card 3:  Decision -- A decision point . . . something to consider when deciding, or how you have arrived at the place you presently find yourself.

Card 4:  Do Nothing -- The next step in the sequence if you choose to "do nothing" . . . or to let things continue as they have been without taking an alternate course.  This information can be useful to determine if you might be better off on your present path . . . or better off to take a "fork in the road" with something different.

Card 5:  Development  -- The development of the situation by choosing to do nothing or to make no significant changes.  How things may proceed with this option.

Card 6:  Result --  The potential result or outcome of choosing to do nothing or making no significant changes.

Card 7:  Choice (Option #1) --  The next step in the sequence if you decide to choose your first Option.

Card 8:  Development (Option #1) --  The development of the choice in Option #1.  How things may progress with this choice.

Card 9:  Result (Option #1) --  The overall outcome of choosing Option #1.

Card 10:  Choice (Option #2) --  The next step in the sequence if you decide to follow the path for Option #2.  What you need to do to get where you want to be in this choice.

Card 11:  Development (Option #2)  --  The development of the choice in Option #2.  How things may progress with this choice.

Card 12:  Result (Option #2) --  The overall outcome of choosing Option #2.

This reading is helpful when you have two choices in front of you -- as well as the choice to stay right where you are and do nothing or make no significant changes . . . so essentially, this is like having three choices:  the choice to let things remain as they are . . . or two other choices that you could make instead.

When we play those "what if" games in our minds, it tends to make matters all the more confusing . . . because we have difficulty gaining the perspective we need to really look at an issue clearly.

This reading is great for any situation in which there is a choice to be made (or a choice to do nothing and let things flow as they have been).

Examples where this reading is most useful:

Work/Career Issues
--When there are two other job or career options you could pursue (including educational opportunities) . . . or when you could stay with your present employment or career path without making any change.

Relationship Issues
--When you are single, but have a choice between two potential partners . . . or when you could choose to remain single without making a change.
--When you are in a relationship, but have a choice between two other potential partners . . . or when you could choose to remain in the relationship that you're already in.

Vacation Issues
--When you have two potential vacation ideas in mind . . . or could choose to cancel or postpone the vacation for whatever reasons.

These are just some examples . . . life is always filled with choices, so if you are having trouble deciding which path to choose (or whether to do nothing at present), this reading can help you make a decision.