Decision Spread

Difficulty: Easy
This simple but highly useful spread calls for a question to be asked in this format:
'What happens if I do (X), and what happens if I do not do (X)?'
Please note that it should not be viewed as a decision between two different options, but about whether a single option should be exercised or not. A second option would call for a separate reading.
Card #7 is the significator, the overall theme of the query.
Cards #3, #1, & #5 represent the chronological sequence of events that occurs if the reader chooses to do (X).
Cards #4, #2, & #6 represent the chronological sequence of events that unfolds if the reader chooses not to do (X).
Your Decision Reading
The Significator![]() Ace of Cups |
Outcome if you do it: | ||
![]() Queen of Batons |
![]() Seven of Coins |
![]() Five of Swords |
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| Outcome if you don't do it: | |||
![]() King of Batons |
![]() Six of Cups |
![]() Nine of Cups |
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Ace of Cups
Symbolism:
A single, ornate cup stands at the centre, often crowned with a flowing fountain or delicate embellishments, symbolising abundance and divine inspiration. The card radiates themes of emotional renewal, spiritual connection, and the beginning of fulfilling relationships.
Meaning:
The Ace of Cups represents emotional abundance, new beginnings in relationships, and the outpouring of love and compassion. It signals the birth of deep emotional connections, healing, and a time to open your heart to joy and creativity. This card encourages you to embrace vulnerability and allow emotions to flow freely.
In relationships, it signifies profound intimacy and love. Spiritually, it symbolises divine inspiration and the awakening of the soul to universal love.
Keywords:
Love, new beginnings, emotional abundance, compassion, intimacy, healing, joy, vulnerability, creativity, spiritual awakening.
Outcome if you do it:
Queen of Batons
Symbolism:
The Rayne of Batons sits gracefully on her throne, holding a baton with confidence, surrounded by symbols of growth and vitality. She embodies creativity, leadership, and the nurturing of ideas, projects, or ambitions with warmth and determination.
Meaning:
The Queen of Batons represents charisma, creativity, and leadership. She embodies warmth, confidence, and the ability to inspire others through her vision and energy. This card encourages self-expression and trust in your abilities to bring ideas to life.
In relationships, it reflects loyalty, passion, and mutual inspiration. Spiritually, it symbolises alignment with your inner fire and intuition.
Keywords:
Charisma, creativity, leadership, passion, warmth, confidence, self-expression, inspiration, vitality, intuition.
Seven of Coins
Symbolism:
Seven coins are arranged in a slightly uneven yet intentional pattern, adorned with budding leaves, symbolising patience and growth. This card represents long-term investment, reflection on progress, and the anticipation of rewards.
Meaning:
The Seven of Coins represents patience and evaluation of progress. It suggests taking a step back to assess whether one's efforts have been fruitful. There may be a sense of waiting or uncertainty about the outcomes of hard work, but this card encourages perseverance and trusting in the process. It also warns against impatience or becoming too disillusioned with the slow pace of progress.
In relationships, it can signify reassessing the dynamics and questioning whether efforts are being reciprocated. Spiritually, it represents patience and the wisdom of understanding that results take time to manifest.
Keywords:
Patience, evaluation, progress, effort, assessment, perseverance, growth, waiting, dissatisfaction, long-term rewards.
Five of Swords
Symbolism:
Five swords create a more irregular arrangement, their sharp points emphasising conflict or struggle. The design reflects themes of tension, competition, and the potential for discord or loss.
Meaning:
The Five of Swords represents conflict, betrayal, or hollow victories. It suggests a situation where winning comes at the expense of others or personal values. This card warns against manipulation or dishonourable actions and invites reflection on ethical choices.
In relationships, it may indicate arguments or feelings of alienation. Spiritually, it highlights the importance of integrity in the face of challenges.
Keywords:
Conflict, betrayal, hollow victory, loss, manipulation, moral ambiguity, dishonour, reflection, ethical choices, tension.
Outcome if you do not do it:
King of Batons
Symbolism:
The Roy of Batons is seated on a sturdy throne, holding a baton with authority, exuding strength and charisma. The card symbolises mastery of creative energy and the ability to inspire and guide others toward success.
Meaning:
The King of Batons represents vision, leadership, and the ability to manifest goals through determination and action. He symbolises authority tempered by creativity and the courage to lead with integrity. This card encourages boldness and a visionary approach to challenges.
In relationships, it suggests mutual respect and the strength of shared ambitions. Spiritually, it reflects mastery over your creative potential and alignment with your purpose.
Keywords:
Leadership, vision, authority, creativity, ambition, mastery, integrity, boldness, inspiration, courage.
Six of Cups
Symbolism:
Six cups are symmetrically aligned, interwoven with flourishing leaves or flowers, signifying nostalgia and harmonious emotions. The imagery suggests a return to past joys, innocence, or the exchange of heartfelt kindness.
Meaning:
The Six of Cups symbolises nostalgia, innocence, and the joy of revisiting the past. It reflects happy memories, generosity, and the simplicity of pure emotional connections. This card encourages embracing the wisdom of your past while staying present.
In relationships, it may suggest a bond rooted in history or the rekindling of old connections. Spiritually, it calls for a return to childlike wonder and openness.
Keywords:
Nostalgia, innocence, joy, generosity, childhood, memories, emotional connection, simplicity, kindness, openness.
Nine of Cups
Symbolism:
Nine cups are arranged in a full, symmetrical configuration, with decorative elements emphasising abundance and satisfaction. The design symbolises contentment, emotional fulfilment, and the realisation of personal wishes.
Meaning:
The Nine of Cups is often referred to as the 'wish card', symbolising contentment, emotional satisfaction, and the realisation of desires. It reflects a period of comfort and abundance, encouraging gratitude for blessings received.
In relationships, it signifies harmony and mutual happiness. Spiritually, it highlights the importance of appreciating your journey and celebrating accomplishments.
Keywords:
Contentment, fulfilment, joy, gratitude, abundance, satisfaction, blessings, emotional harmony, celebration, wishes granted.
