Tarot 3 Cards Spreads




The Llewellyn deck was composed of three-card spreads. These spreads were labeled with each card position in the tarot reading. It featured ten, twenty-one, and thirty-two cards. The layout of these three-card spreads followed that of the Rider-Waite deck, but with just seven cards included in every spread.


Another way to read tarot cards is to analyze the imagery found in every card. Each card in the spread may represent one of five elements – fire, water, wood, earth, and metal. When you read these cards, you will discover how each element relates to one’s life. By way of example, a card with a three-headed dragon can indicate a career shift for someone in business, while a three-headed dragon without a visible horns suggests that the situation is uncertain. The dragon tarot card can also represent sudden changes or unexpected tragedy.


One fact that’s generally known about tarot cards is that each and every suit has an associated meaning. If you draw a card and say its meaning, you can be sure the card will have some influence on your lifetime. Though tarot cards aren’t thought of as true truth sermons, their meanings do have some truth behind them. In fact, their capacity to affect our future can be seen in practically every culture since the dawn of time.