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The "Making a decision" technique
Helps you decide between options for a current situation and find inner agreement with the decision. Three cards help you see the consequences of different options.
1
Phrase your
question
Describe the choice before you: what you are deciding and the two main options you are considering.
2
Choose
a deck
For a decision spread, story and metaphoric decks work well — they add depth and help see the nuances of each option.
3
Draw the card
"First option"
This card shows what happens if you pick the first option: which events, feelings and consequences await you.
4
Draw the card
"Second option"
The same hint — for the second option. The card reveals how the scenario differs and what experience it brings.
5
Draw the card
"Unexpected path"
The card suggests a third, unexpected path — one you haven't considered or noticed yet.
6
Interpret
the result
Compare the three cards and three paths. Which is closer to you now, and which resonates most intuitively?
Choose a deck to work with
Each deck unfolds the story in its own way.
Draw 3 cards
Focus on your situation
Draw cards one by one and fill in the spread
Tap a card to draw
1
The "First option" card
Pick
a card
a card
- What happens if I choose the first option?
- What is the scenario for how things unfold?
2
The "Second option" card
Pick
a card
a card
- What happens if I choose the second option?
- How will it differ from the first option?
3
The "Unexpected path" card
Pick
a card
a card
- What third, unexpected path is possible?
- What can I do differently?
Advice
Be honest with yourself. The cards help you see what you already know but don't see
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No experience needed
Works for beginners and practitioners alike
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Work with the cards any time
Safe and gentle
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