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Conflict Resolution Spread

Get insight into a situation that you just can't seem to resolve. Focus on a conflict with a specific person or organization, then click to turn over each card.

Card #1 represents your role in this conflict.

You've drawn Eight of Cups as the your role in this conflict.

You've drawn this card upright which has a theme of Unfulfilled and shows up in concepts like walking away, new direction, no turning back, burning bridges.

So that's what you're bringing to the table. Take a moment to think about these qualities and the ways in they're working for or against you in resolving this conflict.

Card #2 represents your view of them.

You've drawn Ace of Wands in reversed orientation as the your view of them.

Since you've drawn the reversed version, you're getting a reversed version of Creative Strength energy, so it's manifesting as False Starts and shows up looking like lacking initiative, bad timing, setbacks, obstacles.

If you take off your conflict goggles for a moment, do you still think this is a fair assessment of who thay actually are? Take a moment to think about ways in which your feelings about these concepts are contributing to the resolution or the continuation of the conflict.

Card #3 represents their view of themselves.

You've drawn Wheel of Fortune as the their view of themselves.

You've drawn this card upright which has a theme of Destiny and shows up in concepts like turning point, life cycles, awakening, big picture vision.

We rarely see ourselves the same way others do -- especially when we're in conflict -- and that's part of what's going on here. Take a moment to think about how your partner's view of themself is influencing the resolution or the continuation of the conflict.

Card #4 represents what they mean to you.

You've drawn Queen of Swords in reversed orientation as the what they mean to you.

Since you've drawn the reversed version, you're getting a reversed version of Perceptive energy, so it's manifesting as Cold Hearted and shows up looking like cunning, bad-tempered, overly emotional.

Take a moment to think about how this larger view of their role in your relationship together will be important in helping you move towards resolving your current conflict.

Card #5 represents what you mean to them.

You've drawn Three of Swords as the what you mean to them.

You've drawn this card upright which has a theme of Grief and shows up in concepts like arguments, heartache, sorrow, conflict, feeling betrayal.

Regardless of conflict, your partner is seeing you as an embodyment of those qualities in this relationship. Take a moment to think about how your partner sees you in this relationship and how that may be contributing to their ability to resolve this current conflict with you.

Card #7 represents relationship strengths.

You've drawn The Fool in reversed orientation as the relationship strengths.

Since you've drawn the reversed version, you're getting a reversed version of New Beginnings energy, so it's manifesting as Resistance and shows up looking like stuck, foolishness, risk-taking, recklessness.

Even though you're currently having a conflict with your partner and you've got some obstacles to face, it's nice to know you've got some strengths in your relationship too. Let this strength theme simmer a bit, then see if you can flex it to move toward resolution with your partner.

Four of Pentacles in reversed orientation

Card #8 represents possible outcome.

You've drawn Four of Pentacles in reversed orientation as the possible outcome.

Since you've drawn the reversed version, you're getting a reversed version of Wealth energy, so it's manifesting as Financial Loss and shows up looking like taking financial risks, monetary difficulties, gambling.

So here's the deal with the outcome: it's based on your current path. You have the choice to stay the course or to work for change. You may like this outcome, or you may not. But remember, it's not set in stone. You and your partner have the power to resolve your conflict in whichever way suits you and hopefully you've gained some insight on how to do that together and with grace.

Card #6 represents relationship obstacles.

You've drawn The Hanged Man as the relationship obstacles.

You've drawn this card upright which has a theme of Sacrifice and shows up in concepts like letting go, evaluation, new perspective, vulnerability.

You're going to have relationship obstacles. It's best to know what you're dealing with. Sometimes the obstacles indicated here clear, but other times you'll need to look beneath the surface of the theme to find a true source. Do you and your partner both see this theme as an obstacle? If not, that might be your first clue in moving towards resolution.

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