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Decision Path

A five-card spread for hard decisions: situation, hidden factor, pros, cons, and advice.

5 cardsBeginnerMajor decisionProblem solving

A diamond — clarity crystallising around one choice

Positions

1Current Situation

Where things stand

2Hidden Factor

What you may not see

3Supporting Force

What helps you move

4Blocking Force

What holds you back

5Guidance

The cards' leaning

How to use the Decision Path

1.Ask a specific question

The more specific your question, the sharper a Decision Path reading gets. Refine broad worries into concrete situations.

2.Shuffle with intention

Breathe, hold the question in mind, and draw 5 cards. Trust your first instinct.

3.Read position by position

Each position frames the card differently. Read the position labels first, then let the cards tell one coherent story.

4.Record & revisit

Your reading is saved automatically. Revisit it in a few days — the way it played out is where the real learning is.

FAQ

What questions fit the Decision Path?

Best for: Major decision, Problem solving. 5 cards, Beginner level.

What about reversed cards?

Reversals are not bad cards — they signal blocked, delayed or inward-turned energy, and the reading will fold them into concrete advice.

Can I ask the same question again?

Give it some time (about a week). Repeating the same question dilutes the value; instead, watch how the previous reading played out.

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