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TAROT — FULL REVIEW CORPUS Corpus version: tarot-reflexion-0.12.0 78 cards · 3 positions · 234 variants · all cards upright INTERNAL PREPARATION — INDEPENDENT REVIEW NOT CARRIED OUT Original contemporary reading on a Marseille pattern; no historical authority or prediction demonstrated. This catalogue makes no draw, resumes no session and contains no personal data. Each variant is reproduced in full from the current engine. The codes and positions are used to locate a passage. This file is frozen at the version stated: a future corpus may differ; keep the version with your observations. To note a reservation: code / position / exact passage / reason / proposal. Distinguish facts, hypotheses and comparison; also examine the reversibility of the trial, the possibility of a contrary result and the limits. A personal note or a passed test does not amount to independent validation. The 78 cards remain NON_REVU. No completed field, client result or professional opinion is included. The downloaded file remains on your device; the Site does not manage its copies or their deletion. INDEX — look up a code below, then its CARD heading M0 — The Fool M1 — The Magician M2 — The Popess M3 — The Empress M4 — The Emperor M5 — The Pope M6 — The Lover M7 — The Chariot M8 — Justice M9 — The Hermit M10 — The Wheel of Fortune M11 — Strength M12 — The Hanged Man M13 — The Nameless Arcanum M14 — Temperance M15 — The Devil M16 — The House of God M17 — The Star M18 — The Moon M19 — The Sun M20 — Judgement M21 — The World S0R0 — Ace of Wands S0R1 — Two of Wands S0R2 — Three of Wands S0R3 — Four of Wands S0R4 — Five of Wands S0R5 — Six of Wands S0R6 — Seven of Wands S0R7 — Eight of Wands S0R8 — Nine of Wands S0R9 — Ten of Wands S0R10 — Page of Wands S0R11 — Knight of Wands S0R12 — Queen of Wands S0R13 — King of Wands S1R0 — Ace of Cups S1R1 — Two of Cups S1R2 — Three of Cups S1R3 — Four of Cups S1R4 — Five of Cups S1R5 — Six of Cups S1R6 — Seven of Cups S1R7 — Eight of Cups S1R8 — Nine of Cups S1R9 — Ten of Cups S1R10 — Page of Cups S1R11 — Knight of Cups S1R12 — Queen of Cups S1R13 — King of Cups S2R0 — Ace of Swords S2R1 — Two of Swords S2R2 — Three of Swords S2R3 — Four of Swords S2R4 — Five of Swords S2R5 — Six of Swords S2R6 — Seven of Swords S2R7 — Eight of Swords S2R8 — Nine of Swords S2R9 — Ten of Swords S2R10 — Page of Swords S2R11 — Knight of Swords S2R12 — Queen of Swords S2R13 — King of Swords S3R0 — Ace of Coins S3R1 — Two of Coins S3R2 — Three of Coins S3R3 — Four of Coins S3R4 — Five of Coins S3R5 — Six of Coins S3R6 — Seven of Coins S3R7 — Eight of Coins S3R8 — Nine of Coins S3R9 — Ten of Coins S3R10 — Page of Coins S3R11 — Knight of Coins S3R12 — Queen of Coins S3R13 — King of Coins
M0 — The Fool
CARD M0 — The Fool Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Fool serves here as a prompt for reflection. A start may call for curiosity and a margin of uncertainty. Which first step can you try without an irreversible commitment? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: For five minutes, sketch a first project step on a sheet of paper, with no sign-up or purchase. Suggested criterion: One achievable step and one stopping condition are written down. When to set this comparison aside: If you have already started, the idea of starting out may not describe your situation. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Fool serves here as a prompt for reflection. A start may call for curiosity and a margin of uncertainty. Which first step can you try without an irreversible commitment? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: For five minutes, sketch a first project step on a sheet of paper, with no sign-up or purchase. Suggested criterion: One achievable step and one stopping condition are written down. When to set this comparison aside: If you have already started, the idea of starting out may not describe your situation. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Fool serves here as a prompt for reflection. A start may call for curiosity and a margin of uncertainty. Which first step can you try without an irreversible commitment? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: For five minutes, sketch a first project step on a sheet of paper, with no sign-up or purchase. Suggested criterion: One achievable step and one stopping condition are written down. When to set this comparison aside: If you have already started, the idea of starting out may not describe your situation. END OF CARD M0
M1 — The Magician
CARD M1 — The Magician Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Magician serves here as a prompt for reflection. The resources already available may be enough to start. Which tool or skill do you already have to hand? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose a tool that is already available and carry out a small trial without buying any equipment. Suggested criterion: A trace of the trial exists, even an imperfect one. When to set this comparison aside: An available tool may still be unsuitable; do not force its use. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Magician serves here as a prompt for reflection. The resources already available may be enough to start. Which tool or skill do you already have to hand? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose a tool that is already available and carry out a small trial without buying any equipment. Suggested criterion: A trace of the trial exists, even an imperfect one. When to set this comparison aside: An available tool may still be unsuitable; do not force its use. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Magician serves here as a prompt for reflection. The resources already available may be enough to start. Which tool or skill do you already have to hand? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose a tool that is already available and carry out a small trial without buying any equipment. Suggested criterion: A trace of the trial exists, even an imperfect one. When to set this comparison aside: An available tool may still be unsuitable; do not force its use. END OF CARD M1
M2 — The Popess
CARD M2 — The Popess Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Popess serves here as a prompt for reflection. A period of observation may precede a decision. What information is still missing, and how can you verify it? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: For ten minutes, separate on a sheet of paper what you know, what you assume and what you need to check. Suggested criterion: One missing piece of information and one accessible way of checking it are named. When to set this comparison aside: Waiting longer does not always solve the problem; caution may already be sufficient. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Popess serves here as a prompt for reflection. A period of observation may precede a decision. What information is still missing, and how can you verify it? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: For ten minutes, separate on a sheet of paper what you know, what you assume and what you need to check. Suggested criterion: One missing piece of information and one accessible way of checking it are named. When to set this comparison aside: Waiting longer does not always solve the problem; caution may already be sufficient. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Popess serves here as a prompt for reflection. A period of observation may precede a decision. What information is still missing, and how can you verify it? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: For ten minutes, separate on a sheet of paper what you know, what you assume and what you need to check. Suggested criterion: One missing piece of information and one accessible way of checking it are named. When to set this comparison aside: Waiting longer does not always solve the problem; caution may already be sufficient. END OF CARD M2
M3 — The Empress
CARD M3 — The Empress Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Empress serves here as a prompt for reflection. An idea benefits from being put into words and made concrete. What simple draft could express your intention? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: Spend ten minutes on a mock-up, a paragraph or a sketch of your idea, without trying to finish it. Suggested criterion: A draft makes an intention more precise. When to set this comparison aside: Producing more may not help if what you need is to choose or to rest. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Empress serves here as a prompt for reflection. An idea benefits from being put into words and made concrete. What simple draft could express your intention? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: Spend ten minutes on a mock-up, a paragraph or a sketch of your idea, without trying to finish it. Suggested criterion: A draft makes an intention more precise. When to set this comparison aside: Producing more may not help if what you need is to choose or to rest. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Empress serves here as a prompt for reflection. An idea benefits from being put into words and made concrete. What simple draft could express your intention? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: Spend ten minutes on a mock-up, a paragraph or a sketch of your idea, without trying to finish it. Suggested criterion: A draft makes an intention more precise. When to set this comparison aside: Producing more may not help if what you need is to choose or to rest. END OF CARD M3
M4 — The Emperor
CARD M4 — The Emperor Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Emperor serves here as a prompt for reflection. A clear framework can support an achievement. What limit of time or resources do you wish to set? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, write a working rule for your next work session and the case in which you will revise it. Suggested criterion: The rule includes a time limit and an explicit exception. When to set this comparison aside: A framework that is too rigid can get in the way; this image does not justify controlling others. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Emperor serves here as a prompt for reflection. A clear framework can support an achievement. What limit of time or resources do you wish to set? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, write a working rule for your next work session and the case in which you will revise it. Suggested criterion: The rule includes a time limit and an explicit exception. When to set this comparison aside: A framework that is too rigid can get in the way; this image does not justify controlling others. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Emperor serves here as a prompt for reflection. A clear framework can support an achievement. What limit of time or resources do you wish to set? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, write a working rule for your next work session and the case in which you will revise it. Suggested criterion: The rule includes a time limit and an explicit exception. When to set this comparison aside: A framework that is too rigid can get in the way; this image does not justify controlling others. END OF CARD M4
M5 — The Pope
CARD M5 — The Pope Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Pope serves here as a prompt for reflection. Transmission invites you to examine advice and values. Which advice helps you, and which deserves to be questioned? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, note one piece of advice received, its reason and one fact that could contradict it, without contacting anyone. Suggested criterion: You distinguish the person’s authority from the elements that support their advice. When to set this comparison aside: A piece of advice can be useful without matching your values; no obedience is requested. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Pope serves here as a prompt for reflection. Transmission invites you to examine advice and values. Which advice helps you, and which deserves to be questioned? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, note one piece of advice received, its reason and one fact that could contradict it, without contacting anyone. Suggested criterion: You distinguish the person’s authority from the elements that support their advice. When to set this comparison aside: A piece of advice can be useful without matching your values; no obedience is requested. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Pope serves here as a prompt for reflection. Transmission invites you to examine advice and values. Which advice helps you, and which deserves to be questioned? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, note one piece of advice received, its reason and one fact that could contradict it, without contacting anyone. Suggested criterion: You distinguish the person’s authority from the elements that support their advice. When to set this comparison aside: A piece of advice can be useful without matching your values; no obedience is requested. END OF CARD M5
M6 — The Lover
CARD M6 — The Lover Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Lover serves here as a prompt for reflection. A choice can bring different values to light. Which personal criteria would help you compare your options? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, compare two options against two personal criteria and note one uncertainty for each. Suggested criterion: The four boxes are filled in without giving a mandatory final score. When to set this comparison aside: Your options may be compatible or insufficiently defined; no choice in your emotional life is prescribed. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Lover serves here as a prompt for reflection. A choice can bring different values to light. Which personal criteria would help you compare your options? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, compare two options against two personal criteria and note one uncertainty for each. Suggested criterion: The four boxes are filled in without giving a mandatory final score. When to set this comparison aside: Your options may be compatible or insufficiently defined; no choice in your emotional life is prescribed. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Lover serves here as a prompt for reflection. A choice can bring different values to light. Which personal criteria would help you compare your options? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, compare two options against two personal criteria and note one uncertainty for each. Suggested criterion: The four boxes are filled in without giving a mandatory final score. When to set this comparison aside: Your options may be compatible or insufficiently defined; no choice in your emotional life is prescribed. END OF CARD M6
M7 — The Chariot
CARD M7 — The Chariot Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Chariot serves here as a prompt for reflection. Momentum becomes more useful once a direction is chosen. On which single priority do you wish to move forward? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: Set aside five minutes to choose a single short task and to list what you are leaving aside for this work session. Suggested criterion: The task has a verifiable end and a maximum time. When to set this comparison aside: A pause or some coordination may be more useful than speeding up. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Chariot serves here as a prompt for reflection. Momentum becomes more useful once a direction is chosen. On which single priority do you wish to move forward? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: Set aside five minutes to choose a single short task and to list what you are leaving aside for this work session. Suggested criterion: The task has a verifiable end and a maximum time. When to set this comparison aside: A pause or some coordination may be more useful than speeding up. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Chariot serves here as a prompt for reflection. Momentum becomes more useful once a direction is chosen. On which single priority do you wish to move forward? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: Set aside five minutes to choose a single short task and to list what you are leaving aside for this work session. Suggested criterion: The task has a verifiable end and a maximum time. When to set this comparison aside: A pause or some coordination may be more useful than speeding up. END OF CARD M7
M8 — Justice
CARD M8 — Justice Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Justice serves here as a prompt for reflection. Consistency between criteria and actions deserves examination. Is your decision rule explicit and balanced? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: Take ten minutes to apply the same rule to two fictional examples, then note one difference in treatment. Suggested criterion: You can explain the difference or change your rule. When to set this comparison aside: An identical rule does not always produce a fair effect; this exercise is not a legal opinion. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Justice serves here as a prompt for reflection. Consistency between criteria and actions deserves examination. Is your decision rule explicit and balanced? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: Take ten minutes to apply the same rule to two fictional examples, then note one difference in treatment. Suggested criterion: You can explain the difference or change your rule. When to set this comparison aside: An identical rule does not always produce a fair effect; this exercise is not a legal opinion. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Justice serves here as a prompt for reflection. Consistency between criteria and actions deserves examination. Is your decision rule explicit and balanced? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: Take ten minutes to apply the same rule to two fictional examples, then note one difference in treatment. Suggested criterion: You can explain the difference or change your rule. When to set this comparison aside: An identical rule does not always produce a fair effect; this exercise is not a legal opinion. END OF CARD M8
M9 — The Hermit
CARD M9 — The Hermit Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Hermit serves here as a prompt for reflection. Stepping back can help distinguish the essential from the noise. How much quiet time can you devote to this question? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: For five minutes without outside demands, write down what deserves your attention and what can wait. Suggested criterion: One priority and one question still open are noted. When to set this comparison aside: Stepping back is not an instruction to isolate yourself; chosen support can still be useful. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Hermit serves here as a prompt for reflection. Stepping back can help distinguish the essential from the noise. How much quiet time can you devote to this question? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: For five minutes without outside demands, write down what deserves your attention and what can wait. Suggested criterion: One priority and one question still open are noted. When to set this comparison aside: Stepping back is not an instruction to isolate yourself; chosen support can still be useful. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Hermit serves here as a prompt for reflection. Stepping back can help distinguish the essential from the noise. How much quiet time can you devote to this question? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: For five minutes without outside demands, write down what deserves your attention and what can wait. Suggested criterion: One priority and one question still open are noted. When to set this comparison aside: Stepping back is not an instruction to isolate yourself; chosen support can still be useful. END OF CARD M9
M10 — The Wheel of Fortune
CARD M10 — The Wheel of Fortune Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Wheel of Fortune serves here as a prompt for reflection. Conditions change, and some are beyond your control. What small adaptation would remain possible if the context changes? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, draw two columns: what depends on your next move and what depends on other conditions. Suggested criterion: One small possible adaptation is distinguished from a factor not under your control. When to set this comparison aside: A context may remain stable; the card foretells neither luck nor a turnaround. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Wheel of Fortune serves here as a prompt for reflection. Conditions change, and some are beyond your control. What small adaptation would remain possible if the context changes? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, draw two columns: what depends on your next move and what depends on other conditions. Suggested criterion: One small possible adaptation is distinguished from a factor not under your control. When to set this comparison aside: A context may remain stable; the card foretells neither luck nor a turnaround. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Wheel of Fortune serves here as a prompt for reflection. Conditions change, and some are beyond your control. What small adaptation would remain possible if the context changes? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, draw two columns: what depends on your next move and what depends on other conditions. Suggested criterion: One small possible adaptation is distinguished from a factor not under your control. When to set this comparison aside: A context may remain stable; the card foretells neither luck nor a turnaround. END OF CARD M10
M11 — Strength
CARD M11 — Strength Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Strength serves here as a prompt for reflection. Lasting energy can come through patience. How can you act firmly without exhausting yourself? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: For five minutes, rephrase a demanding task with an effort limit and a planned pause. Suggested criterion: You have written down how to recognise that the limit has been reached. When to set this comparison aside: Holding out longer is not always desirable; no physical challenge is proposed. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Strength serves here as a prompt for reflection. Lasting energy can come through patience. How can you act firmly without exhausting yourself? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: For five minutes, rephrase a demanding task with an effort limit and a planned pause. Suggested criterion: You have written down how to recognise that the limit has been reached. When to set this comparison aside: Holding out longer is not always desirable; no physical challenge is proposed. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Strength serves here as a prompt for reflection. Lasting energy can come through patience. How can you act firmly without exhausting yourself? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: For five minutes, rephrase a demanding task with an effort limit and a planned pause. Suggested criterion: You have written down how to recognise that the limit has been reached. When to set this comparison aside: Holding out longer is not always desirable; no physical challenge is proposed. END OF CARD M11
M12 — The Hanged Man
CARD M12 — The Hanged Man Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Hanged Man serves here as a prompt for reflection. Changing point of view can make another option visible. What would you notice if you suspended your first explanation? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, describe a fictional disagreement from two points of view without deciding which is true. Suggested criterion: Each point of view contains one need and one piece of information to check. When to set this comparison aside: Changing perspective does not oblige you to accept a situation or to give up a limit. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Hanged Man serves here as a prompt for reflection. Changing point of view can make another option visible. What would you notice if you suspended your first explanation? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, describe a fictional disagreement from two points of view without deciding which is true. Suggested criterion: Each point of view contains one need and one piece of information to check. When to set this comparison aside: Changing perspective does not oblige you to accept a situation or to give up a limit. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Hanged Man serves here as a prompt for reflection. Changing point of view can make another option visible. What would you notice if you suspended your first explanation? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, describe a fictional disagreement from two points of view without deciding which is true. Suggested criterion: Each point of view contains one need and one piece of information to check. When to set this comparison aside: Changing perspective does not oblige you to accept a situation or to give up a limit. END OF CARD M12
M13 — The Nameless Arcanum
CARD M13 — The Nameless Arcanum Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Nameless Arcanum serves here as a prompt for reflection. A transition can invite you to let go of what is no longer useful. Which habit or task could you set aside? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, identify a single optional task that you can postpone, then note how to resume it. Suggested criterion: The postponement is reversible and its immediate consequence is described. When to set this comparison aside: No ending, loss or death is foretold; this image may be unrelated to your question. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Nameless Arcanum serves here as a prompt for reflection. A transition can invite you to let go of what is no longer useful. Which habit or task could you set aside? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, identify a single optional task that you can postpone, then note how to resume it. Suggested criterion: The postponement is reversible and its immediate consequence is described. When to set this comparison aside: No ending, loss or death is foretold; this image may be unrelated to your question. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Nameless Arcanum serves here as a prompt for reflection. A transition can invite you to let go of what is no longer useful. Which habit or task could you set aside? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, identify a single optional task that you can postpone, then note how to resume it. Suggested criterion: The postponement is reversible and its immediate consequence is described. When to set this comparison aside: No ending, loss or death is foretold; this image may be unrelated to your question. END OF CARD M13
M14 — Temperance
CARD M14 — Temperance Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Temperance serves here as a prompt for reflection. Gradual adjustment may be preferable to a big change. What small adjustment can you observe before going further? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, choose a single small adjustment to your method and write down what will remain stable during the trial. Suggested criterion: You know which change to observe at the next work session. When to set this comparison aside: A gradual change is not always suitable; you may set this lead aside. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Temperance serves here as a prompt for reflection. Gradual adjustment may be preferable to a big change. What small adjustment can you observe before going further? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, choose a single small adjustment to your method and write down what will remain stable during the trial. Suggested criterion: You know which change to observe at the next work session. When to set this comparison aside: A gradual change is not always suitable; you may set this lead aside. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Temperance serves here as a prompt for reflection. Gradual adjustment may be preferable to a big change. What small adjustment can you observe before going further? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, choose a single small adjustment to your method and write down what will remain stable during the trial. Suggested criterion: You know which change to observe at the next work session. When to set this comparison aside: A gradual change is not always suitable; you may set this lead aside. END OF CARD M14
M15 — The Devil
CARD M15 — The Devil Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Devil serves here as a prompt for reflection. Attachments and automatic habits can be examined without judgement. Which desire attracts you, and which limit do you freely choose? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, describe an ordinary habit, what it brings you and a limit that you choose yourself. Suggested criterion: The advantage and the limit are named without moral judgement. When to set this comparison aside: The card reveals neither malice nor coercive control; it does not allow you to label another person. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Devil serves here as a prompt for reflection. Attachments and automatic habits can be examined without judgement. Which desire attracts you, and which limit do you freely choose? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, describe an ordinary habit, what it brings you and a limit that you choose yourself. Suggested criterion: The advantage and the limit are named without moral judgement. When to set this comparison aside: The card reveals neither malice nor coercive control; it does not allow you to label another person. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Devil serves here as a prompt for reflection. Attachments and automatic habits can be examined without judgement. Which desire attracts you, and which limit do you freely choose? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, describe an ordinary habit, what it brings you and a limit that you choose yourself. Suggested criterion: The advantage and the limit are named without moral judgement. When to set this comparison aside: The card reveals neither malice nor coercive control; it does not allow you to label another person. END OF CARD M15
M16 — The House of God
CARD M16 — The House of God Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The House of God serves here as a prompt for reflection. Questioning can reveal a fragile assumption. Which assumption could you test without putting yourself in difficulty? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: For ten minutes, choose a low-risk project hypothesis and imagine a small test that could disprove it. Suggested criterion: A result contrary to your hypothesis is defined before the test. When to set this comparison aside: No accident, ruin or break-up is foretold; do not look for a danger in order to make the card fit. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The House of God serves here as a prompt for reflection. Questioning can reveal a fragile assumption. Which assumption could you test without putting yourself in difficulty? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: For ten minutes, choose a low-risk project hypothesis and imagine a small test that could disprove it. Suggested criterion: A result contrary to your hypothesis is defined before the test. When to set this comparison aside: No accident, ruin or break-up is foretold; do not look for a danger in order to make the card fit. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The House of God serves here as a prompt for reflection. Questioning can reveal a fragile assumption. Which assumption could you test without putting yourself in difficulty? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: For ten minutes, choose a low-risk project hypothesis and imagine a small test that could disprove it. Suggested criterion: A result contrary to your hypothesis is defined before the test. When to set this comparison aside: No accident, ruin or break-up is foretold; do not look for a danger in order to make the card fit. END OF CARD M16
M17 — The Star
CARD M17 — The Star Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Star serves here as a prompt for reflection. A simple orientation can help you regain availability. Which accessible gesture would support your creativity or calm? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose an accessible creative act and describe the smallest version that would suit you. Suggested criterion: You can recognise this version without expecting an exceptional result. When to set this comparison aside: Hope does not guarantee a result; another image may suit you better. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Star serves here as a prompt for reflection. A simple orientation can help you regain availability. Which accessible gesture would support your creativity or calm? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose an accessible creative act and describe the smallest version that would suit you. Suggested criterion: You can recognise this version without expecting an exceptional result. When to set this comparison aside: Hope does not guarantee a result; another image may suit you better. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Star serves here as a prompt for reflection. A simple orientation can help you regain availability. Which accessible gesture would support your creativity or calm? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose an accessible creative act and describe the smallest version that would suit you. Suggested criterion: You can recognise this version without expecting an exceptional result. When to set this comparison aside: Hope does not guarantee a result; another image may suit you better. END OF CARD M17
M18 — The Moon
CARD M18 — The Moon Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Moon serves here as a prompt for reflection. An impression is not yet a verified fact. What belongs to emotion, and what can be confirmed? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: Take ten minutes to write down one impression then two possible explanations, distinguishing the facts already observed. Suggested criterion: At least one uncertainty remains explicitly open. When to set this comparison aside: An impression is not proof of a lie, a secret or a health problem. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Moon serves here as a prompt for reflection. An impression is not yet a verified fact. What belongs to emotion, and what can be confirmed? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: Take ten minutes to write down one impression then two possible explanations, distinguishing the facts already observed. Suggested criterion: At least one uncertainty remains explicitly open. When to set this comparison aside: An impression is not proof of a lie, a secret or a health problem. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Moon serves here as a prompt for reflection. An impression is not yet a verified fact. What belongs to emotion, and what can be confirmed? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: Take ten minutes to write down one impression then two possible explanations, distinguishing the facts already observed. Suggested criterion: At least one uncertainty remains explicitly open. When to set this comparison aside: An impression is not proof of a lie, a secret or a health problem. END OF CARD M18
M19 — The Sun
CARD M19 — The Sun Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The Sun serves here as a prompt for reflection. Clarity and exchange can make understanding easier. What could you express more simply? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, rephrase your intention in two simple sentences that you could reread later. Suggested criterion: The sentences say what you wish to try and what remains uncertain. When to set this comparison aside: A clear wording guarantees neither agreement nor success; disagreement from others remains possible. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The Sun serves here as a prompt for reflection. Clarity and exchange can make understanding easier. What could you express more simply? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, rephrase your intention in two simple sentences that you could reread later. Suggested criterion: The sentences say what you wish to try and what remains uncertain. When to set this comparison aside: A clear wording guarantees neither agreement nor success; disagreement from others remains possible. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The Sun serves here as a prompt for reflection. Clarity and exchange can make understanding easier. What could you express more simply? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, rephrase your intention in two simple sentences that you could reread later. Suggested criterion: The sentences say what you wish to try and what remains uncertain. When to set this comparison aside: A clear wording guarantees neither agreement nor success; disagreement from others remains possible. END OF CARD M19
M20 — Judgement
CARD M20 — Judgement Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Judgement serves here as a prompt for reflection. An assessment can open a new way of taking part. What did you learn from the previous trial? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: Spend ten minutes on the assessment of a trial already carried out: observed result, surprise and question to take up again. Suggested criterion: The assessment also contains what did not work or remains inconclusive. When to set this comparison aside: An assessment is not a verdict on your worth; no outside call or event is predicted. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Judgement serves here as a prompt for reflection. An assessment can open a new way of taking part. What did you learn from the previous trial? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: Spend ten minutes on the assessment of a trial already carried out: observed result, surprise and question to take up again. Suggested criterion: The assessment also contains what did not work or remains inconclusive. When to set this comparison aside: An assessment is not a verdict on your worth; no outside call or event is predicted. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Judgement serves here as a prompt for reflection. An assessment can open a new way of taking part. What did you learn from the previous trial? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: Spend ten minutes on the assessment of a trial already carried out: observed result, surprise and question to take up again. Suggested criterion: The assessment also contains what did not work or remains inconclusive. When to set this comparison aside: An assessment is not a verdict on your worth; no outside call or event is predicted. END OF CARD M20
M21 — The World
CARD M21 — The World Major Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, The World serves here as a prompt for reflection. The overall view helps recognise what has been accomplished. What result would be enough to consider this stage complete? First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, define what is enough to close a small step and note one limit of this result. Suggested criterion: The end criterion can be checked without making the work perfect. When to set this comparison aside: A piece of work may remain open; the card proves neither total accomplishment nor future success. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, The World serves here as a prompt for reflection. The overall view helps recognise what has been accomplished. What result would be enough to consider this stage complete? Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, define what is enough to close a small step and note one limit of this result. Suggested criterion: The end criterion can be checked without making the work perfect. When to set this comparison aside: A piece of work may remain open; the card proves neither total accomplishment nor future success. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, The World serves here as a prompt for reflection. The overall view helps recognise what has been accomplished. What result would be enough to consider this stage complete? Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, define what is enough to close a small step and note one limit of this result. Suggested criterion: The end criterion can be checked without making the work perfect. When to set this comparison aside: A piece of work may remain open; the card proves neither total accomplishment nor future success. END OF CARD M21
S0R0 — Ace of Wands
CARD S0R0 — Ace of Wands Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Ace of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a beginning in momentum and projects. What project can you start with the means available today? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent an idea for a bookmark. Draw a first outline on a draft, then note a material already available and a missing piece of information. Leave the drawing unfinished if you wish; no purchase or real launch is asked for. Suggested criterion: An outline, a means assumed to be available and an unknown are distinguished; finishing an object or feeling motivated is not required. When to set this comparison aside: The card promises neither inspiration nor success. A first drawing does not prove that a project is feasible and does not oblige you to make any commitment. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Ace of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a beginning in momentum and projects. What project can you start with the means available today? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent an idea for a bookmark. Draw a first outline on a draft, then note a material already available and a missing piece of information. Leave the drawing unfinished if you wish; no purchase or real launch is asked for. Suggested criterion: An outline, a means assumed to be available and an unknown are distinguished; finishing an object or feeling motivated is not required. When to set this comparison aside: The card promises neither inspiration nor success. A first drawing does not prove that a project is feasible and does not oblige you to make any commitment. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Ace of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a beginning in momentum and projects. What project can you start with the means available today? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent an idea for a bookmark. Draw a first outline on a draft, then note a material already available and a missing piece of information. Leave the drawing unfinished if you wish; no purchase or real launch is asked for. Suggested criterion: An outline, a means assumed to be available and an unknown are distinguished; finishing an object or feeling motivated is not required. When to set this comparison aside: The card promises neither inspiration nor success. A first drawing does not prove that a project is feasible and does not oblige you to make any commitment. END OF CARD S0R0
S0R1 — Two of Wands
CARD S0R1 — Two of Wands Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Two of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a balance to seek in momentum and projects. Of two directions, which one deserves a twenty-minute trial? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine two ways of sorting six fictional images: by colour or by shape. Write down a criterion before comparing, then try each sorting on a copy. You may choose one, both for different uses, or neither. Suggested criterion: Two trials are compared according to the criterion written before the trial; the choice may remain open without naming one option as universally better. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not know the best direction and does not predict any expansion. This fictional sorting does not replace the data and constraints of a real decision. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Two of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a balance to seek in momentum and projects. Of two directions, which one deserves a twenty-minute trial? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine two ways of sorting six fictional images: by colour or by shape. Write down a criterion before comparing, then try each sorting on a copy. You may choose one, both for different uses, or neither. Suggested criterion: Two trials are compared according to the criterion written before the trial; the choice may remain open without naming one option as universally better. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not know the best direction and does not predict any expansion. This fictional sorting does not replace the data and constraints of a real decision. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Two of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a balance to seek in momentum and projects. Of two directions, which one deserves a twenty-minute trial? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine two ways of sorting six fictional images: by colour or by shape. Write down a criterion before comparing, then try each sorting on a copy. You may choose one, both for different uses, or neither. Suggested criterion: Two trials are compared according to the criterion written before the trial; the choice may remain open without naming one option as universally better. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not know the best direction and does not predict any expansion. This fictional sorting does not replace the data and constraints of a real decision. END OF CARD S0R1
S0R2 — Three of Wands
CARD S0R2 — Three of Wands Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Three of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a first shaping in momentum and projects. What first result of your project can you show to a person you have chosen? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine a game sheet in preparation. Draw three boxes: what is already drawn, what remains to be verified and a small intermediate result. Describe how to observe this result on the draft without calling on anyone. Suggested criterion: An initial state, a missing verification and an intermediate result are written separately; no deadline or outside reply is assumed. When to set this comparison aside: The card announces neither a delivery nor future progress. A step described remains a hypothesis until it is carried out; waiting for a reply does not prove any agreement. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Three of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a first shaping in momentum and projects. What first result of your project can you show to a person you have chosen? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine a game sheet in preparation. Draw three boxes: what is already drawn, what remains to be verified and a small intermediate result. Describe how to observe this result on the draft without calling on anyone. Suggested criterion: An initial state, a missing verification and an intermediate result are written separately; no deadline or outside reply is assumed. When to set this comparison aside: The card announces neither a delivery nor future progress. A step described remains a hypothesis until it is carried out; waiting for a reply does not prove any agreement. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Three of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a first shaping in momentum and projects. What first result of your project can you show to a person you have chosen? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine a game sheet in preparation. Draw three boxes: what is already drawn, what remains to be verified and a small intermediate result. Describe how to observe this result on the draft without calling on anyone. Suggested criterion: An initial state, a missing verification and an intermediate result are written separately; no deadline or outside reply is assumed. When to set this comparison aside: The card announces neither a delivery nor future progress. A step described remains a hypothesis until it is carried out; waiting for a reply does not prove any agreement. END OF CARD S0R2
S0R3 — Four of Wands
CARD S0R3 — Four of Wands Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Four of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a structure to examine in momentum and projects. What work setting gives you enough stability to create? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, draw a fictional corner for preparing a game card. Name two elements of the setting, such as a free surface and ten minutes, then a condition that allows you to stop. Keep this sketch without moving any real furniture. Suggested criterion: Two conditions of the setting and a stopping condition are explicit; no celebration, meeting, physical set-up or satisfaction is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card certifies neither the stability of a place nor collective harmony. A drawn setting does not constitute a safety check and does not represent other people’s wishes. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Four of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a structure to examine in momentum and projects. What work setting gives you enough stability to create? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, draw a fictional corner for preparing a game card. Name two elements of the setting, such as a free surface and ten minutes, then a condition that allows you to stop. Keep this sketch without moving any real furniture. Suggested criterion: Two conditions of the setting and a stopping condition are explicit; no celebration, meeting, physical set-up or satisfaction is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card certifies neither the stability of a place nor collective harmony. A drawn setting does not constitute a safety check and does not represent other people’s wishes. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Four of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a structure to examine in momentum and projects. What work setting gives you enough stability to create? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, draw a fictional corner for preparing a game card. Name two elements of the setting, such as a free surface and ten minutes, then a condition that allows you to stop. Keep this sketch without moving any real furniture. Suggested criterion: Two conditions of the setting and a stopping condition are explicit; no celebration, meeting, physical set-up or satisfaction is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card certifies neither the stability of a place nor collective harmony. A drawn setting does not constitute a safety check and does not represent other people’s wishes. END OF CARD S0R3
S0R4 — Five of Wands
CARD S0R4 — Five of Wands Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Five of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an adjustment in the face of tension in momentum and projects. Which priorities are competing for your energy, and which one can you defer? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent three priorities for a small poster: legibility, colour and available space. Give an example in which two priorities get in each other’s way, then propose two compromises on a copy. Note what each compromise leaves aside. Suggested criterion: A conflict of criteria and two compromises are described without attributing bad intentions to anyone; the disagreement may remain unresolved. When to set this comparison aside: The card observes neither a rival nor a real conflict and does not authorise any confrontation. Different priorities do not prove hostility; no contact or imposed arbitration is required. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Five of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an adjustment in the face of tension in momentum and projects. Which priorities are competing for your energy, and which one can you defer? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent three priorities for a small poster: legibility, colour and available space. Give an example in which two priorities get in each other’s way, then propose two compromises on a copy. Note what each compromise leaves aside. Suggested criterion: A conflict of criteria and two compromises are described without attributing bad intentions to anyone; the disagreement may remain unresolved. When to set this comparison aside: The card observes neither a rival nor a real conflict and does not authorise any confrontation. Different priorities do not prove hostility; no contact or imposed arbitration is required. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Five of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an adjustment in the face of tension in momentum and projects. Which priorities are competing for your energy, and which one can you defer? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent three priorities for a small poster: legibility, colour and available space. Give an example in which two priorities get in each other’s way, then propose two compromises on a copy. Note what each compromise leaves aside. Suggested criterion: A conflict of criteria and two compromises are described without attributing bad intentions to anyone; the disagreement may remain unresolved. When to set this comparison aside: The card observes neither a rival nor a real conflict and does not authorise any confrontation. Different priorities do not prove hostility; no contact or imposed arbitration is required. END OF CARD S0R4
S0R5 — Six of Wands
CARD S0R5 — Six of Wands Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Six of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an exchange to balance in momentum and projects. What concrete progress can you acknowledge without waiting for general approval? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, draw two fictional versions of a label with a short title. Choose a single observable detail, for example the number of letters that fit in the frame, and compare the versions. Write “no difference” if that is appropriate. Suggested criterion: The comparison cites the chosen detail and a result verifiable on the two drafts; outside approval or a feeling of victory are not criteria. When to set this comparison aside: The card guarantees neither success nor recognition and does not measure your worth. A visible change on a copy does not prove any real advantage, ranking or commercial result. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Six of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an exchange to balance in momentum and projects. What concrete progress can you acknowledge without waiting for general approval? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, draw two fictional versions of a label with a short title. Choose a single observable detail, for example the number of letters that fit in the frame, and compare the versions. Write “no difference” if that is appropriate. Suggested criterion: The comparison cites the chosen detail and a result verifiable on the two drafts; outside approval or a feeling of victory are not criteria. When to set this comparison aside: The card guarantees neither success nor recognition and does not measure your worth. A visible change on a copy does not prove any real advantage, ranking or commercial result. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Six of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an exchange to balance in momentum and projects. What concrete progress can you acknowledge without waiting for general approval? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, draw two fictional versions of a label with a short title. Choose a single observable detail, for example the number of letters that fit in the frame, and compare the versions. Write “no difference” if that is appropriate. Suggested criterion: The comparison cites the chosen detail and a result verifiable on the two drafts; outside approval or a feeling of victory are not criteria. When to set this comparison aside: The card guarantees neither success nor recognition and does not measure your worth. A visible change on a copy does not prove any real advantage, ranking or commercial result. END OF CARD S0R5
S0R6 — Seven of Wands
CARD S0R6 — Seven of Wands Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Seven of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a choice of method in momentum and projects. Which priority do you want to defend, and at what limit will you agree to reconsider it? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine a fictional poster that has to keep a title legible. Write down what you want to preserve, a detail you could change and a verification on a copy. Compare two drafts without naming an opponent or contacting anyone. Suggested criterion: The note distinguishes a criterion to preserve, a possible modification and the result of the verification; keeping the initial draft remains an acceptable option. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not reveal any attack or hostile intention and does not ask you to defend a real position. A layout criterion justifies neither confrontation nor a refusal to examine other information. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Seven of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a choice of method in momentum and projects. Which priority do you want to defend, and at what limit will you agree to reconsider it? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine a fictional poster that has to keep a title legible. Write down what you want to preserve, a detail you could change and a verification on a copy. Compare two drafts without naming an opponent or contacting anyone. Suggested criterion: The note distinguishes a criterion to preserve, a possible modification and the result of the verification; keeping the initial draft remains an acceptable option. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not reveal any attack or hostile intention and does not ask you to defend a real position. A layout criterion justifies neither confrontation nor a refusal to examine other information. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Seven of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a choice of method in momentum and projects. Which priority do you want to defend, and at what limit will you agree to reconsider it? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine a fictional poster that has to keep a title legible. Write down what you want to preserve, a detail you could change and a verification on a copy. Compare two drafts without naming an opponent or contacting anyone. Suggested criterion: The note distinguishes a criterion to preserve, a possible modification and the result of the verification; keeping the initial draft remains an acceptable option. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not reveal any attack or hostile intention and does not ask you to defend a real position. A layout criterion justifies neither confrontation nor a refusal to examine other information. END OF CARD S0R6
S0R7 — Eight of Wands
CARD S0R7 — Eight of Wands Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Eight of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a regular practice in momentum and projects. Which task in motion now needs coordination or a clear message? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent three steps for preparing a game card: draw, name, reread. Put them in a possible order and mark one dependency between two steps. Try the order on a draft, or note the piece of data that is missing before any trial. Suggested criterion: An order, a dependency and either a trace of a trial or an unknown are explicit; going fast or finishing the three steps is not the criterion. When to set this comparison aside: The card announces neither a message nor an acceleration and creates no urgency. This fictional order is not a confirmed timetable and asks for neither a quick reply nor an irreversible action. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Eight of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a regular practice in momentum and projects. Which task in motion now needs coordination or a clear message? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent three steps for preparing a game card: draw, name, reread. Put them in a possible order and mark one dependency between two steps. Try the order on a draft, or note the piece of data that is missing before any trial. Suggested criterion: An order, a dependency and either a trace of a trial or an unknown are explicit; going fast or finishing the three steps is not the criterion. When to set this comparison aside: The card announces neither a message nor an acceleration and creates no urgency. This fictional order is not a confirmed timetable and asks for neither a quick reply nor an irreversible action. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Eight of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a regular practice in momentum and projects. Which task in motion now needs coordination or a clear message? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent three steps for preparing a game card: draw, name, reread. Put them in a possible order and mark one dependency between two steps. Try the order on a draft, or note the piece of data that is missing before any trial. Suggested criterion: An order, a dependency and either a trace of a trial or an unknown are explicit; going fast or finishing the three steps is not the criterion. When to set this comparison aside: The card announces neither a message nor an acceleration and creates no urgency. This fictional order is not a confirmed timetable and asks for neither a quick reply nor an irreversible action. END OF CARD S0R7
S0R8 — Nine of Wands
CARD S0R8 — Nine of Wands Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Nine of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a maturation in momentum and projects. What sign of fatigue would prompt you to protect your time rather than persist? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine a fictional drawing interrupted halfway. Note where it stops, a piece of information needed to resume it and a condition that allows the drawing to be left on hold. You may keep only this note, without resuming the task. Suggested criterion: The resumption point and the missing information can be found again in the note; stopping is an explicit possibility, with no obligation to continue. When to set this comparison aside: The card measures neither endurance nor fragility and does not announce any ordeal. A step already begun does not oblige you to persevere; this exercise does not ask you to endure a real difficulty. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Nine of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a maturation in momentum and projects. What sign of fatigue would prompt you to protect your time rather than persist? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine a fictional drawing interrupted halfway. Note where it stops, a piece of information needed to resume it and a condition that allows the drawing to be left on hold. You may keep only this note, without resuming the task. Suggested criterion: The resumption point and the missing information can be found again in the note; stopping is an explicit possibility, with no obligation to continue. When to set this comparison aside: The card measures neither endurance nor fragility and does not announce any ordeal. A step already begun does not oblige you to persevere; this exercise does not ask you to endure a real difficulty. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Nine of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a maturation in momentum and projects. What sign of fatigue would prompt you to protect your time rather than persist? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine a fictional drawing interrupted halfway. Note where it stops, a piece of information needed to resume it and a condition that allows the drawing to be left on hold. You may keep only this note, without resuming the task. Suggested criterion: The resumption point and the missing information can be found again in the note; stopping is an explicit possibility, with no obligation to continue. When to set this comparison aside: The card measures neither endurance nor fragility and does not announce any ordeal. A step already begun does not oblige you to persevere; this exercise does not ask you to endure a real difficulty. END OF CARD S0R8
S0R9 — Ten of Wands
CARD S0R9 — Ten of Wands Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Ten of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an assessment before what follows in momentum and projects. Which project burden can you remove, delegate or renegotiate? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a game sheet with four details to draw. Write the minimum needed to understand the rule, then on a copy cross out one optional detail. Compare what the two versions still make it possible to understand, without deleting the original. Suggested criterion: A minimum and an optional detail are distinguished; the comparison notes what remains clear and what becomes uncertain, with no requirement to finish the sheet. When to set this comparison aside: The card diagnoses neither overload nor personal obligation and does not ask you to take everything on. Lightening a fiction does not decide which real commitments can be modified. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Ten of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an assessment before what follows in momentum and projects. Which project burden can you remove, delegate or renegotiate? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a game sheet with four details to draw. Write the minimum needed to understand the rule, then on a copy cross out one optional detail. Compare what the two versions still make it possible to understand, without deleting the original. Suggested criterion: A minimum and an optional detail are distinguished; the comparison notes what remains clear and what becomes uncertain, with no requirement to finish the sheet. When to set this comparison aside: The card diagnoses neither overload nor personal obligation and does not ask you to take everything on. Lightening a fiction does not decide which real commitments can be modified. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Ten of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an assessment before what follows in momentum and projects. Which project burden can you remove, delegate or renegotiate? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a game sheet with four details to draw. Write the minimum needed to understand the rule, then on a copy cross out one optional detail. Compare what the two versions still make it possible to understand, without deleting the original. Suggested criterion: A minimum and an optional detail are distinguished; the comparison notes what remains clear and what becomes uncertain, with no requirement to finish the sheet. When to set this comparison aside: The card diagnoses neither overload nor personal obligation and does not ask you to take everything on. Lightening a fiction does not decide which real commitments can be modified. END OF CARD S0R9
S0R10 — Page of Wands
CARD S0R10 — Page of Wands Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Page of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a learning stance in momentum and projects. Which idea would you like to explore without yet promising to carry it out? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a symbol to mark the start of a fictional game rule. Draw a first sign and a variant, then formulate a concrete question about how they are read. Keep both on a draft without seeking outside approval. Suggested criterion: Two variants and a verification question are recorded; the symbol may remain unused and no creative result or favourable opinion is required. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define age, gender or aptitude and does not promise any news. An imagined curiosity does not prove that an opportunity exists or that a project must be launched. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Page of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a learning stance in momentum and projects. Which idea would you like to explore without yet promising to carry it out? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a symbol to mark the start of a fictional game rule. Draw a first sign and a variant, then formulate a concrete question about how they are read. Keep both on a draft without seeking outside approval. Suggested criterion: Two variants and a verification question are recorded; the symbol may remain unused and no creative result or favourable opinion is required. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define age, gender or aptitude and does not promise any news. An imagined curiosity does not prove that an opportunity exists or that a project must be launched. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Page of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a learning stance in momentum and projects. Which idea would you like to explore without yet promising to carry it out? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a symbol to mark the start of a fictional game rule. Draw a first sign and a variant, then formulate a concrete question about how they are read. Keep both on a draft without seeking outside approval. Suggested criterion: Two variants and a verification question are recorded; the symbol may remain unused and no creative result or favourable opinion is required. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define age, gender or aptitude and does not promise any news. An imagined curiosity does not prove that an opportunity exists or that a project must be launched. END OF CARD S0R10
S0R11 — Knight of Wands
CARD S0R11 — Knight of Wands Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Knight of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a setting in motion in momentum and projects. How can you channel your enthusiasm into a short action that can be completed? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine two ways of drawing the outline of a fictional card. Before the trial, choose a single detail to compare, such as how the outline closes. Make two small outlines on a copy, then note one limit of this comparison, with no stopwatch and no race. Suggested criterion: The detail chosen before the trial, two traces and a limit are visible; no speed, risk-taking or superiority of one method is sought. When to set this comparison aside: This figure commands neither a departure nor an impulsive decision and does not describe any personality. A brief trial on paper does not justify rushing, spending or ignoring real constraints. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Knight of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a setting in motion in momentum and projects. How can you channel your enthusiasm into a short action that can be completed? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine two ways of drawing the outline of a fictional card. Before the trial, choose a single detail to compare, such as how the outline closes. Make two small outlines on a copy, then note one limit of this comparison, with no stopwatch and no race. Suggested criterion: The detail chosen before the trial, two traces and a limit are visible; no speed, risk-taking or superiority of one method is sought. When to set this comparison aside: This figure commands neither a departure nor an impulsive decision and does not describe any personality. A brief trial on paper does not justify rushing, spending or ignoring real constraints. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Knight of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a setting in motion in momentum and projects. How can you channel your enthusiasm into a short action that can be completed? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine two ways of drawing the outline of a fictional card. Before the trial, choose a single detail to compare, such as how the outline closes. Make two small outlines on a copy, then note one limit of this comparison, with no stopwatch and no race. Suggested criterion: The detail chosen before the trial, two traces and a limit are visible; no speed, risk-taking or superiority of one method is sought. When to set this comparison aside: This figure commands neither a departure nor an impulsive decision and does not describe any personality. A brief trial on paper does not justify rushing, spending or ignoring real constraints. END OF CARD S0R11
S0R12 — Queen of Wands
CARD S0R12 — Queen of Wands Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Queen of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a quality of attention in momentum and projects. How can you sustain your creative momentum without imposing your pace on others? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine a drawing workshop that you would prepare alone. Write down a condition that would make your own trial easier, a limit to what you wish to do and an option not to take part. Keep this scenario without inviting anyone or assigning a role to anyone. Suggested criterion: A personal condition, a limit and a possibility of refusal are separated; no self-confidence, participation or influence over others is required. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define any gender or supporting role and does not measure your worth. Describing a fictional setting does not make it possible to know other people’s needs or to impose a commitment on them. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Queen of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a quality of attention in momentum and projects. How can you sustain your creative momentum without imposing your pace on others? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine a drawing workshop that you would prepare alone. Write down a condition that would make your own trial easier, a limit to what you wish to do and an option not to take part. Keep this scenario without inviting anyone or assigning a role to anyone. Suggested criterion: A personal condition, a limit and a possibility of refusal are separated; no self-confidence, participation or influence over others is required. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define any gender or supporting role and does not measure your worth. Describing a fictional setting does not make it possible to know other people’s needs or to impose a commitment on them. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Queen of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a quality of attention in momentum and projects. How can you sustain your creative momentum without imposing your pace on others? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine a drawing workshop that you would prepare alone. Write down a condition that would make your own trial easier, a limit to what you wish to do and an option not to take part. Keep this scenario without inviting anyone or assigning a role to anyone. Suggested criterion: A personal condition, a limit and a possibility of refusal are separated; no self-confidence, participation or influence over others is required. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define any gender or supporting role and does not measure your worth. Describing a fictional setting does not make it possible to know other people’s needs or to impose a commitment on them. END OF CARD S0R12
S0R13 — King of Wands
CARD S0R13 — King of Wands Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, King of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a responsibility to clarify in momentum and projects. What shared goal can you clarify with the people concerned? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a small poster project with a reading goal. Note an observable criterion, a fictional time limit and a time for revision. Test the rule on two imaginary examples, including one in which you choose to stop or modify the project. Suggested criterion: The criterion, the limit and the two examples make the rule revisable; the stopping example is acceptable and no real decision or commercial success is asked for. When to set this comparison aside: This figure confers no power or leadership skill and does not promise any success. An invented rule does not count as authorisation to act on behalf of others or as a validated strategy for a business. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, King of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a responsibility to clarify in momentum and projects. What shared goal can you clarify with the people concerned? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a small poster project with a reading goal. Note an observable criterion, a fictional time limit and a time for revision. Test the rule on two imaginary examples, including one in which you choose to stop or modify the project. Suggested criterion: The criterion, the limit and the two examples make the rule revisable; the stopping example is acceptable and no real decision or commercial success is asked for. When to set this comparison aside: This figure confers no power or leadership skill and does not promise any success. An invented rule does not count as authorisation to act on behalf of others or as a validated strategy for a business. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, King of Wands serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a responsibility to clarify in momentum and projects. What shared goal can you clarify with the people concerned? Suggested area: your initiatives and your energy. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a small poster project with a reading goal. Note an observable criterion, a fictional time limit and a time for revision. Test the rule on two imaginary examples, including one in which you choose to stop or modify the project. Suggested criterion: The criterion, the limit and the two examples make the rule revisable; the stopping example is acceptable and no real decision or commercial success is asked for. When to set this comparison aside: This figure confers no power or leadership skill and does not promise any success. An invented rule does not count as authorisation to act on behalf of others or as a validated strategy for a business. END OF CARD S0R13
S1R0 — Ace of Cups
CARD S1R0 — Ace of Cups Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Ace of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a beginning in emotions and bonds. What emotional need can you acknowledge before trying to meet it? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a very simple everyday situation. On a draft, name a possible wish and draw a small reversible step to explore it, with no purchase and no sharing of intimate data. You may choose not to try. Suggested criterion: The draft distinguishes the fictional situation, the wish considered and an optional step; no change of mood is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card announces neither love nor healing. This trial does not reveal your needs and can be set aside if the subject is uncomfortable. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Ace of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a beginning in emotions and bonds. What emotional need can you acknowledge before trying to meet it? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a very simple everyday situation. On a draft, name a possible wish and draw a small reversible step to explore it, with no purchase and no sharing of intimate data. You may choose not to try. Suggested criterion: The draft distinguishes the fictional situation, the wish considered and an optional step; no change of mood is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card announces neither love nor healing. This trial does not reveal your needs and can be set aside if the subject is uncomfortable. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Ace of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a beginning in emotions and bonds. What emotional need can you acknowledge before trying to meet it? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a very simple everyday situation. On a draft, name a possible wish and draw a small reversible step to explore it, with no purchase and no sharing of intimate data. You may choose not to try. Suggested criterion: The draft distinguishes the fictional situation, the wish considered and an optional step; no change of mood is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card announces neither love nor healing. This trial does not reveal your needs and can be set aside if the subject is uncomfortable. END OF CARD S1R0
S1R1 — Two of Cups
CARD S1R1 — Two of Cups Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Two of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a balance to seek in emotions and bonds. What exchange would allow each person to express their need without speaking in the other’s place? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, write two possible wordings of your own request in a fictional case, then a limit you wish to respect. Reread them without sending them and choose the one that seems clearest to you, or neither. Suggested criterion: Two wordings and a limit are recorded; the choice may remain open and no exchange with a third party is necessary. When to set this comparison aside: The card proves neither reciprocity nor agreement. Writing a request does not make it possible to know other people’s thoughts and never dispenses with their consent. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Two of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a balance to seek in emotions and bonds. What exchange would allow each person to express their need without speaking in the other’s place? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, write two possible wordings of your own request in a fictional case, then a limit you wish to respect. Reread them without sending them and choose the one that seems clearest to you, or neither. Suggested criterion: Two wordings and a limit are recorded; the choice may remain open and no exchange with a third party is necessary. When to set this comparison aside: The card proves neither reciprocity nor agreement. Writing a request does not make it possible to know other people’s thoughts and never dispenses with their consent. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Two of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a balance to seek in emotions and bonds. What exchange would allow each person to express their need without speaking in the other’s place? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, write two possible wordings of your own request in a fictional case, then a limit you wish to respect. Reread them without sending them and choose the one that seems clearest to you, or neither. Suggested criterion: Two wordings and a limit are recorded; the choice may remain open and no exchange with a third party is necessary. When to set this comparison aside: The card proves neither reciprocity nor agreement. Writing a request does not make it possible to know other people’s thoughts and never dispenses with their consent. END OF CARD S1R1
S1R2 — Three of Cups
CARD S1R2 — Three of Cups Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Three of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a first shaping in emotions and bonds. With whom could you share a simple moment, subject to their agreement? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, choose a fictional task that can be done alone. Sketch three possible contributions on a copy: an idea, a verification and a piece of formatting. Tick the one you could try today, or note “not tried”. Suggested criterion: Three distinct contributions are named and an optional choice is marked; bringing people together or obtaining their approval is not a criterion. When to set this comparison aside: The card announces neither a celebration nor belonging to a group. This exercise does not oblige you to socialise and does not authorise any solicitation of third parties. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Three of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a first shaping in emotions and bonds. With whom could you share a simple moment, subject to their agreement? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, choose a fictional task that can be done alone. Sketch three possible contributions on a copy: an idea, a verification and a piece of formatting. Tick the one you could try today, or note “not tried”. Suggested criterion: Three distinct contributions are named and an optional choice is marked; bringing people together or obtaining their approval is not a criterion. When to set this comparison aside: The card announces neither a celebration nor belonging to a group. This exercise does not oblige you to socialise and does not authorise any solicitation of third parties. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Three of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a first shaping in emotions and bonds. With whom could you share a simple moment, subject to their agreement? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, choose a fictional task that can be done alone. Sketch three possible contributions on a copy: an idea, a verification and a piece of formatting. Tick the one you could try today, or note “not tried”. Suggested criterion: Three distinct contributions are named and an optional choice is marked; bringing people together or obtaining their approval is not a criterion. When to set this comparison aside: The card announces neither a celebration nor belonging to a group. This exercise does not oblige you to socialise and does not authorise any solicitation of third parties. END OF CARD S1R2
S1R3 — Four of Cups
CARD S1R3 — Four of Cups Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Four of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a structure to examine in emotions and bonds. Does a proposal leave you indifferent, and can you specify what is missing? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, list three fictional options for a small task and add “none for the moment”. Note one detail to compare and an optional date for resuming, without obliging yourself to choose. Suggested criterion: The note contains the detail for comparison and explicitly allows all the options to be deferred or set aside; no real decision is required. When to set this comparison aside: Hesitating is not a flaw and the card does not diagnose any psychological state. Set the exercise aside if this comparison adds unnecessary pressure. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Four of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a structure to examine in emotions and bonds. Does a proposal leave you indifferent, and can you specify what is missing? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, list three fictional options for a small task and add “none for the moment”. Note one detail to compare and an optional date for resuming, without obliging yourself to choose. Suggested criterion: The note contains the detail for comparison and explicitly allows all the options to be deferred or set aside; no real decision is required. When to set this comparison aside: Hesitating is not a flaw and the card does not diagnose any psychological state. Set the exercise aside if this comparison adds unnecessary pressure. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Four of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a structure to examine in emotions and bonds. Does a proposal leave you indifferent, and can you specify what is missing? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, list three fictional options for a small task and add “none for the moment”. Note one detail to compare and an optional date for resuming, without obliging yourself to choose. Suggested criterion: The note contains the detail for comparison and explicitly allows all the options to be deferred or set aside; no real decision is required. When to set this comparison aside: Hesitating is not a flaw and the card does not diagnose any psychological state. Set the exercise aside if this comparison adds unnecessary pressure. END OF CARD S1R3
S1R4 — Five of Cups
CARD S1R4 — Five of Cups Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Five of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an adjustment in the face of tension in emotions and bonds. What disappointment can you name without erasing the relationships or support that remain? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine that a small leisure activity has been cancelled. On a draft, separate two facts of this fiction, a possible comment and a piece of information that is missing. You may stop without looking for a solution. Suggested criterion: The note distinguishes fictional facts, comment and missing information; neither consolation nor a change of emotion is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not observe any real loss and does not ask you to relive a painful event. Use an innocuous fiction or set this trial aside entirely. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Five of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an adjustment in the face of tension in emotions and bonds. What disappointment can you name without erasing the relationships or support that remain? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine that a small leisure activity has been cancelled. On a draft, separate two facts of this fiction, a possible comment and a piece of information that is missing. You may stop without looking for a solution. Suggested criterion: The note distinguishes fictional facts, comment and missing information; neither consolation nor a change of emotion is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not observe any real loss and does not ask you to relive a painful event. Use an innocuous fiction or set this trial aside entirely. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Five of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an adjustment in the face of tension in emotions and bonds. What disappointment can you name without erasing the relationships or support that remain? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine that a small leisure activity has been cancelled. On a draft, separate two facts of this fiction, a possible comment and a piece of information that is missing. You may stop without looking for a solution. Suggested criterion: The note distinguishes fictional facts, comment and missing information; neither consolation nor a change of emotion is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not observe any real loss and does not ask you to relive a painful event. Use an innocuous fiction or set this trial aside entirely. END OF CARD S1R4
S1R5 — Six of Cups
CARD S1R5 — Six of Cups Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Six of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an exchange to balance in emotions and bonds. Which memory nourishes the present, and which one risks becoming an unrealistic expectation? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a fictional old routine and a fictional current situation, such as sorting sheets of paper. Note one element of the routine that you could keep and one detail to adapt. Try on a copy, or write “not tried”. Suggested criterion: An element kept and an adaptation are distinguished; the outcome may be inconclusive without giving the past any superiority. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not confirm a memory and does not reveal any forgotten event. No autobiographical account, return to a person or guided memory exercise is necessary. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Six of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an exchange to balance in emotions and bonds. Which memory nourishes the present, and which one risks becoming an unrealistic expectation? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a fictional old routine and a fictional current situation, such as sorting sheets of paper. Note one element of the routine that you could keep and one detail to adapt. Try on a copy, or write “not tried”. Suggested criterion: An element kept and an adaptation are distinguished; the outcome may be inconclusive without giving the past any superiority. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not confirm a memory and does not reveal any forgotten event. No autobiographical account, return to a person or guided memory exercise is necessary. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Six of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an exchange to balance in emotions and bonds. Which memory nourishes the present, and which one risks becoming an unrealistic expectation? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a fictional old routine and a fictional current situation, such as sorting sheets of paper. Note one element of the routine that you could keep and one detail to adapt. Try on a copy, or write “not tried”. Suggested criterion: An element kept and an adaptation are distinguished; the outcome may be inconclusive without giving the past any superiority. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not confirm a memory and does not reveal any forgotten event. No autobiographical account, return to a person or guided memory exercise is necessary. END OF CARD S1R5
S1R6 — Seven of Cups
CARD S1R6 — Seven of Cups Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Seven of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a choice of method in emotions and bonds. Among your wishes for your relationships, which one corresponds to a need you can express? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent three possible invitations for a fictional activity. For each, note what you would like, a fact to verify and a condition that leaves a refusal possible. Compare them on the draft without sending anything; choosing no option remains possible. Suggested criterion: The wishes are separated from the verifiable facts and the three options leave room for refusal; no message or reply from others is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card knows neither your needs nor another person’s intentions. Imagining a reply does not prove any agreement and does not justify any insistence. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Seven of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a choice of method in emotions and bonds. Among your wishes for your relationships, which one corresponds to a need you can express? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent three possible invitations for a fictional activity. For each, note what you would like, a fact to verify and a condition that leaves a refusal possible. Compare them on the draft without sending anything; choosing no option remains possible. Suggested criterion: The wishes are separated from the verifiable facts and the three options leave room for refusal; no message or reply from others is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card knows neither your needs nor another person’s intentions. Imagining a reply does not prove any agreement and does not justify any insistence. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Seven of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a choice of method in emotions and bonds. Among your wishes for your relationships, which one corresponds to a need you can express? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent three possible invitations for a fictional activity. For each, note what you would like, a fact to verify and a condition that leaves a refusal possible. Compare them on the draft without sending anything; choosing no option remains possible. Suggested criterion: The wishes are separated from the verifiable facts and the three options leave room for refusal; no message or reply from others is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card knows neither your needs nor another person’s intentions. Imagining a reply does not prove any agreement and does not justify any insistence. END OF CARD S1R6
S1R7 — Eight of Cups
CARD S1R7 — Eight of Cups Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Eight of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a regular practice in emotions and bonds. Which emotional commitment would you like to re-examine before deciding to step away from it? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine an innocuous commitment, such as returning a fictional book. Write down its scope, a missing piece of information and two reversible follow-ups to examine before modifying this commitment. Keep these options on the draft; no real decision is asked for. Suggested criterion: The scope, an unknown and two possible follow-ups are noted; deferring any decision or not trying remains an acceptable outcome. When to set this comparison aside: The card prescribes neither a break nor a departure and does not measure the worth of a relationship. This fictional trial does not replace an examination of real commitments, agreements or safety. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Eight of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a regular practice in emotions and bonds. Which emotional commitment would you like to re-examine before deciding to step away from it? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine an innocuous commitment, such as returning a fictional book. Write down its scope, a missing piece of information and two reversible follow-ups to examine before modifying this commitment. Keep these options on the draft; no real decision is asked for. Suggested criterion: The scope, an unknown and two possible follow-ups are noted; deferring any decision or not trying remains an acceptable outcome. When to set this comparison aside: The card prescribes neither a break nor a departure and does not measure the worth of a relationship. This fictional trial does not replace an examination of real commitments, agreements or safety. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Eight of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a regular practice in emotions and bonds. Which emotional commitment would you like to re-examine before deciding to step away from it? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine an innocuous commitment, such as returning a fictional book. Write down its scope, a missing piece of information and two reversible follow-ups to examine before modifying this commitment. Keep these options on the draft; no real decision is asked for. Suggested criterion: The scope, an unknown and two possible follow-ups are noted; deferring any decision or not trying remains an acceptable outcome. When to set this comparison aside: The card prescribes neither a break nor a departure and does not measure the worth of a relationship. This fictional trial does not replace an examination of real commitments, agreements or safety. END OF CARD S1R7
S1R8 — Nine of Cups
CARD S1R8 — Nine of Cups Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Nine of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a maturation in emotions and bonds. What already satisfies you, independently of how others see it? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine a fictional reading corner. Note what would please you, then two observable criteria, for example finding a book again and having ten minutes available. Distinguish your preferences from facts already verified; no purchase or real change is asked for. Suggested criterion: A preference and two criteria are written separately; a criterion may remain unknown and no satisfaction is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card promises neither satisfaction nor the fulfilment of a wish. A preference does not prove that an option is suitable; you may set this comparison aside entirely. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Nine of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a maturation in emotions and bonds. What already satisfies you, independently of how others see it? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine a fictional reading corner. Note what would please you, then two observable criteria, for example finding a book again and having ten minutes available. Distinguish your preferences from facts already verified; no purchase or real change is asked for. Suggested criterion: A preference and two criteria are written separately; a criterion may remain unknown and no satisfaction is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card promises neither satisfaction nor the fulfilment of a wish. A preference does not prove that an option is suitable; you may set this comparison aside entirely. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Nine of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a maturation in emotions and bonds. What already satisfies you, independently of how others see it? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine a fictional reading corner. Note what would please you, then two observable criteria, for example finding a book again and having ten minutes available. Distinguish your preferences from facts already verified; no purchase or real change is asked for. Suggested criterion: A preference and two criteria are written separately; a criterion may remain unknown and no satisfaction is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card promises neither satisfaction nor the fulfilment of a wish. A preference does not prove that an option is suitable; you may set this comparison aside entirely. END OF CARD S1R8
S1R9 — Ten of Cups
CARD S1R9 — Ten of Cups Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Ten of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an assessment before what follows in emotions and bonds. Which shared habit supports your relationships, and does it still suit everyone? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, draw a fictional shared game table. In three columns, write your own wish, what would remain to be asked of the others and a revisable provisional rule. Keep the columns on the draft, without attributing a reply to anyone. Suggested criterion: The personal wish, the unknown replies and a rule to be discussed are distinct; no collective agreement or real message is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card observes neither harmony nor an ideal family model. One person’s wish does not represent those of others; no mutual understanding or relational security can be deduced from this drawing. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Ten of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an assessment before what follows in emotions and bonds. Which shared habit supports your relationships, and does it still suit everyone? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, draw a fictional shared game table. In three columns, write your own wish, what would remain to be asked of the others and a revisable provisional rule. Keep the columns on the draft, without attributing a reply to anyone. Suggested criterion: The personal wish, the unknown replies and a rule to be discussed are distinct; no collective agreement or real message is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card observes neither harmony nor an ideal family model. One person’s wish does not represent those of others; no mutual understanding or relational security can be deduced from this drawing. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Ten of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an assessment before what follows in emotions and bonds. Which shared habit supports your relationships, and does it still suit everyone? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, draw a fictional shared game table. In three columns, write your own wish, what would remain to be asked of the others and a revisable provisional rule. Keep the columns on the draft, without attributing a reply to anyone. Suggested criterion: The personal wish, the unknown replies and a rule to be discussed are distinct; no collective agreement or real message is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card observes neither harmony nor an ideal family model. One person’s wish does not represent those of others; no mutual understanding or relational security can be deduced from this drawing. END OF CARD S1R9
S1R10 — Page of Cups
CARD S1R10 — Page of Cups Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Page of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a learning stance in emotions and bonds. How can you put a new emotion into words without presenting it as a truth about others? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a drawing workshop and a surprising detail, such as an unusual colour. Write an observation, two possible explanations and a factual question. Reread the question without sending it; you may simply note “to be verified”. Suggested criterion: The detail observed in the fiction is separated from the two explanations; the question assumes neither an intention nor a reply from another person. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define age, gender or personality. The card does not announce any message and an impression does not prove an intention; no contact or intimate sharing is necessary. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Page of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a learning stance in emotions and bonds. How can you put a new emotion into words without presenting it as a truth about others? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a drawing workshop and a surprising detail, such as an unusual colour. Write an observation, two possible explanations and a factual question. Reread the question without sending it; you may simply note “to be verified”. Suggested criterion: The detail observed in the fiction is separated from the two explanations; the question assumes neither an intention nor a reply from another person. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define age, gender or personality. The card does not announce any message and an impression does not prove an intention; no contact or intimate sharing is necessary. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Page of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a learning stance in emotions and bonds. How can you put a new emotion into words without presenting it as a truth about others? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a drawing workshop and a surprising detail, such as an unusual colour. Write an observation, two possible explanations and a factual question. Reread the question without sending it; you may simply note “to be verified”. Suggested criterion: The detail observed in the fiction is separated from the two explanations; the question assumes neither an intention nor a reply from another person. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define age, gender or personality. The card does not announce any message and an impression does not prove an intention; no contact or intimate sharing is necessary. END OF CARD S1R10
S1R11 — Knight of Cups
CARD S1R11 — Knight of Cups Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Knight of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a setting in motion in emotions and bonds. What invitation can you make while leaving real freedom to refuse? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, write a fictional invitation to a drawing workshop. Specify what is proposed, what remains unknown and a wording that allows a refusal without justification. Keep this draft without sending it; no real commitment is asked for. Suggested criterion: The proposal, its unknown and the possibility of refusing are legible; the absence of a reply or abandoning the draft is not a failure. When to set this comparison aside: The card predicts neither a meeting nor a favourable reply and does not describe other people’s thoughts. It does not justify any insistence; writing a proposal does not create any agreement. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Knight of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a setting in motion in emotions and bonds. What invitation can you make while leaving real freedom to refuse? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, write a fictional invitation to a drawing workshop. Specify what is proposed, what remains unknown and a wording that allows a refusal without justification. Keep this draft without sending it; no real commitment is asked for. Suggested criterion: The proposal, its unknown and the possibility of refusing are legible; the absence of a reply or abandoning the draft is not a failure. When to set this comparison aside: The card predicts neither a meeting nor a favourable reply and does not describe other people’s thoughts. It does not justify any insistence; writing a proposal does not create any agreement. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Knight of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a setting in motion in emotions and bonds. What invitation can you make while leaving real freedom to refuse? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, write a fictional invitation to a drawing workshop. Specify what is proposed, what remains unknown and a wording that allows a refusal without justification. Keep this draft without sending it; no real commitment is asked for. Suggested criterion: The proposal, its unknown and the possibility of refusing are legible; the absence of a reply or abandoning the draft is not a failure. When to set this comparison aside: The card predicts neither a meeting nor a favourable reply and does not describe other people’s thoughts. It does not justify any insistence; writing a proposal does not create any agreement. END OF CARD S1R11
S1R12 — Queen of Cups
CARD S1R12 — Queen of Cups Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Queen of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a quality of attention in emotions and bonds. How can you listen to an emotion without taking on the whole burden of the person who feels it? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent an innocuous sentence about a drawing, such as “I don’t know which colour to choose”. Rephrase only what is said, then note a piece of information that is absent. Compare the two sentences in draft without adding any diagnosis or assumed feeling. Suggested criterion: The rephrasing keeps the explicit content and names an unknown; understanding a person or changing an emotion is not the expected result. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not assign any gender or caring role. A rephrasing does not establish another person’s emotional state and this fictional exercise constitutes neither professional listening nor a therapeutic intervention. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Queen of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a quality of attention in emotions and bonds. How can you listen to an emotion without taking on the whole burden of the person who feels it? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent an innocuous sentence about a drawing, such as “I don’t know which colour to choose”. Rephrase only what is said, then note a piece of information that is absent. Compare the two sentences in draft without adding any diagnosis or assumed feeling. Suggested criterion: The rephrasing keeps the explicit content and names an unknown; understanding a person or changing an emotion is not the expected result. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not assign any gender or caring role. A rephrasing does not establish another person’s emotional state and this fictional exercise constitutes neither professional listening nor a therapeutic intervention. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Queen of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a quality of attention in emotions and bonds. How can you listen to an emotion without taking on the whole burden of the person who feels it? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent an innocuous sentence about a drawing, such as “I don’t know which colour to choose”. Rephrase only what is said, then note a piece of information that is absent. Compare the two sentences in draft without adding any diagnosis or assumed feeling. Suggested criterion: The rephrasing keeps the explicit content and names an unknown; understanding a person or changing an emotion is not the expected result. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not assign any gender or caring role. A rephrasing does not establish another person’s emotional state and this fictional exercise constitutes neither professional listening nor a therapeutic intervention. END OF CARD S1R12
S1R13 — King of Cups
CARD S1R13 — King of Cups Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, King of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a responsibility to clarify in emotions and bonds. What limit would help you stay available in an emotionally charged exchange? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine that two fictional game turns overlap. Write a turn-taking rule, a limit to your own intervention and a time to re-examine the rule. Verify on two imaginary examples that you are not deciding in another person’s place. Suggested criterion: The rule, the limit and the time for resuming are noted; the two examples may reveal a rule to correct, with no real resolution required. When to set this comparison aside: This figure confers neither authority nor mastery of emotions and does not define any gender. An invented rule does not replace real agreements; it authorises neither control over others nor imposed arbitration. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, King of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a responsibility to clarify in emotions and bonds. What limit would help you stay available in an emotionally charged exchange? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine that two fictional game turns overlap. Write a turn-taking rule, a limit to your own intervention and a time to re-examine the rule. Verify on two imaginary examples that you are not deciding in another person’s place. Suggested criterion: The rule, the limit and the time for resuming are noted; the two examples may reveal a rule to correct, with no real resolution required. When to set this comparison aside: This figure confers neither authority nor mastery of emotions and does not define any gender. An invented rule does not replace real agreements; it authorises neither control over others nor imposed arbitration. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, King of Cups serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a responsibility to clarify in emotions and bonds. What limit would help you stay available in an emotionally charged exchange? Suggested area: your emotional needs and your relationships. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine that two fictional game turns overlap. Write a turn-taking rule, a limit to your own intervention and a time to re-examine the rule. Verify on two imaginary examples that you are not deciding in another person’s place. Suggested criterion: The rule, the limit and the time for resuming are noted; the two examples may reveal a rule to correct, with no real resolution required. When to set this comparison aside: This figure confers neither authority nor mastery of emotions and does not define any gender. An invented rule does not replace real agreements; it authorises neither control over others nor imposed arbitration. END OF CARD S1R13
S2R0 — Ace of Swords
CARD S2R0 — Ace of Swords Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Ace of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a beginning in ideas and tensions. What simple distinction would make your question clearer? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a library record card containing the words “reserved” and “available”. Write a provisional definition of each word and an example that distinguishes them. Add a case where a piece of information is missing; keep this draft without deciding for a real person. Suggested criterion: Two definitions, one distinguishing example and one undecidable case are visible; a distinction may remain to be reviewed without any answer being imposed. When to set this comparison aside: The card reveals no hidden truth and does not guarantee that a line of reasoning is sound. Clarifying two words in a fiction does not settle a real question or a right. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Ace of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a beginning in ideas and tensions. What simple distinction would make your question clearer? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a library record card containing the words “reserved” and “available”. Write a provisional definition of each word and an example that distinguishes them. Add a case where a piece of information is missing; keep this draft without deciding for a real person. Suggested criterion: Two definitions, one distinguishing example and one undecidable case are visible; a distinction may remain to be reviewed without any answer being imposed. When to set this comparison aside: The card reveals no hidden truth and does not guarantee that a line of reasoning is sound. Clarifying two words in a fiction does not settle a real question or a right. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Ace of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a beginning in ideas and tensions. What simple distinction would make your question clearer? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a library record card containing the words “reserved” and “available”. Write a provisional definition of each word and an example that distinguishes them. Add a case where a piece of information is missing; keep this draft without deciding for a real person. Suggested criterion: Two definitions, one distinguishing example and one undecidable case are visible; a distinction may remain to be reviewed without any answer being imposed. When to set this comparison aside: The card reveals no hidden truth and does not guarantee that a line of reasoning is sound. Clarifying two words in a fiction does not settle a real question or a right. END OF CARD S2R0
S2R1 — Two of Swords
CARD S2R1 — Two of Swords Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Two of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a balance to seek in ideas and tensions. What information are you missing to get past a hesitation between two options? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine two covers for a fictional notebook. Draw a table with one known piece of information, one missing piece of information and one criterion to be specified for each. Write down what would need to be checked before choosing; choosing no cover remains possible. Suggested criterion: The known information, the unknowns and the comparison criterion are separated for both options; no choice or feeling of certainty is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card diagnoses neither a blockage nor an inability to decide. Postponing this fictional choice is acceptable; this comparison does not advise waiting in the face of a real danger or deadline. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Two of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a balance to seek in ideas and tensions. What information are you missing to get past a hesitation between two options? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine two covers for a fictional notebook. Draw a table with one known piece of information, one missing piece of information and one criterion to be specified for each. Write down what would need to be checked before choosing; choosing no cover remains possible. Suggested criterion: The known information, the unknowns and the comparison criterion are separated for both options; no choice or feeling of certainty is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card diagnoses neither a blockage nor an inability to decide. Postponing this fictional choice is acceptable; this comparison does not advise waiting in the face of a real danger or deadline. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Two of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a balance to seek in ideas and tensions. What information are you missing to get past a hesitation between two options? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine two covers for a fictional notebook. Draw a table with one known piece of information, one missing piece of information and one criterion to be specified for each. Write down what would need to be checked before choosing; choosing no cover remains possible. Suggested criterion: The known information, the unknowns and the comparison criterion are separated for both options; no choice or feeling of certainty is required. When to set this comparison aside: The card diagnoses neither a blockage nor an inability to decide. Postponing this fictional choice is acceptable; this comparison does not advise waiting in the face of a real danger or deadline. END OF CARD S2R1
S2R2 — Three of Swords
CARD S2R2 — Three of Swords Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Three of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a first shaping in ideas and tensions. Which words or facts hurt you, and which interpretation remains to be verified? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a caption for a drawing saying only “three red strokes”. In two columns, copy out these words then write two possible interpretations. Mark what the caption does not allow you to know. Use this harmless fiction without recounting a painful event. Suggested criterion: The fictional quotation is distinct from the two interpretations and one limit of the information is named; no emotion or personal experience has to be disclosed. When to set this comparison aside: The card establishes neither wound, nor betrayal, nor real loss. This exercise explains no suffering and does not ask you to relive a memory; you may set it aside without justification. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Three of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a first shaping in ideas and tensions. Which words or facts hurt you, and which interpretation remains to be verified? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a caption for a drawing saying only “three red strokes”. In two columns, copy out these words then write two possible interpretations. Mark what the caption does not allow you to know. Use this harmless fiction without recounting a painful event. Suggested criterion: The fictional quotation is distinct from the two interpretations and one limit of the information is named; no emotion or personal experience has to be disclosed. When to set this comparison aside: The card establishes neither wound, nor betrayal, nor real loss. This exercise explains no suffering and does not ask you to relive a memory; you may set it aside without justification. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Three of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a first shaping in ideas and tensions. Which words or facts hurt you, and which interpretation remains to be verified? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a caption for a drawing saying only “three red strokes”. In two columns, copy out these words then write two possible interpretations. Mark what the caption does not allow you to know. Use this harmless fiction without recounting a painful event. Suggested criterion: The fictional quotation is distinct from the two interpretations and one limit of the information is named; no emotion or personal experience has to be disclosed. When to set this comparison aside: The card establishes neither wound, nor betrayal, nor real loss. This exercise explains no suffering and does not ask you to relive a memory; you may set it aside without justification. END OF CARD S2R2
S2R3 — Four of Swords
CARD S2R3 — Four of Swords Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Four of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a structure to examine in ideas and tensions. How much time can you take to step back before replying to a disagreement? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine a mock-up correction left pending. Note where you stopped, one piece of information needed to resume and one condition allowing the task to be kept on hold. You may finish with this note alone, without trying or modifying any real activity. Suggested criterion: The stopping point, the missing information and a condition for resuming or suspending can be found again; rest or a felt improvement are not results to be produced. When to set this comparison aside: The card prescribes neither medical rest nor withdrawal from a relationship and does not measure your state of health. A pause in a fictional mock-up replaces no care and no examination of a real situation. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Four of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a structure to examine in ideas and tensions. How much time can you take to step back before replying to a disagreement? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine a mock-up correction left pending. Note where you stopped, one piece of information needed to resume and one condition allowing the task to be kept on hold. You may finish with this note alone, without trying or modifying any real activity. Suggested criterion: The stopping point, the missing information and a condition for resuming or suspending can be found again; rest or a felt improvement are not results to be produced. When to set this comparison aside: The card prescribes neither medical rest nor withdrawal from a relationship and does not measure your state of health. A pause in a fictional mock-up replaces no care and no examination of a real situation. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Four of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a structure to examine in ideas and tensions. How much time can you take to step back before replying to a disagreement? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine a mock-up correction left pending. Note where you stopped, one piece of information needed to resume and one condition allowing the task to be kept on hold. You may finish with this note alone, without trying or modifying any real activity. Suggested criterion: The stopping point, the missing information and a condition for resuming or suspending can be found again; rest or a felt improvement are not results to be produced. When to set this comparison aside: The card prescribes neither medical rest nor withdrawal from a relationship and does not measure your state of health. A pause in a fictional mock-up replaces no care and no examination of a real situation. END OF CARD S2R3
S2R4 — Five of Swords
CARD S2R4 — Five of Swords Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Five of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an adjustment in the face of tension in ideas and tensions. What would be the cost of wanting to win this discussion at any price? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent two incompatible rules for a paper game: keep all the colours and keep only one. For each rule, note what it allows and what it prevents. Suggest a comparison criterion that designates neither a winner nor a person at fault. Suggested criterion: Two advantages and two limits are linked to the rules, then a common criterion is formulated; the disagreement may remain open and no real discussion is started. When to set this comparison aside: The card reveals no enemy and no real conflict and asks for neither victory nor confrontation. An incompatibility between fictional rules proves no bad intention. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Five of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an adjustment in the face of tension in ideas and tensions. What would be the cost of wanting to win this discussion at any price? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent two incompatible rules for a paper game: keep all the colours and keep only one. For each rule, note what it allows and what it prevents. Suggest a comparison criterion that designates neither a winner nor a person at fault. Suggested criterion: Two advantages and two limits are linked to the rules, then a common criterion is formulated; the disagreement may remain open and no real discussion is started. When to set this comparison aside: The card reveals no enemy and no real conflict and asks for neither victory nor confrontation. An incompatibility between fictional rules proves no bad intention. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Five of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an adjustment in the face of tension in ideas and tensions. What would be the cost of wanting to win this discussion at any price? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent two incompatible rules for a paper game: keep all the colours and keep only one. For each rule, note what it allows and what it prevents. Suggest a comparison criterion that designates neither a winner nor a person at fault. Suggested criterion: Two advantages and two limits are linked to the rules, then a common criterion is formulated; the disagreement may remain open and no real discussion is started. When to set this comparison aside: The card reveals no enemy and no real conflict and asks for neither victory nor confrontation. An incompatibility between fictional rules proves no bad intention. END OF CARD S2R4
S2R5 — Six of Swords
CARD S2R5 — Six of Swords Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Six of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an exchange to balance in ideas and tensions. What calmer way of approaching the problem can you try? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a game sheet that is too long. On a copy, sort its five steps into “to keep”, “to move” and “to check”. Justify one move and note what the copy no longer makes it possible to understand; keep the original and send nothing. Suggested criterion: The five steps are sorted, one move is justified and one limit of the new version is named; keeping the original alone remains an option. When to set this comparison aside: The card foretells neither a journey nor a future improvement and prescribes no departure. Moving a step on paper does not decide a real move, break-up or life change. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Six of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an exchange to balance in ideas and tensions. What calmer way of approaching the problem can you try? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a game sheet that is too long. On a copy, sort its five steps into “to keep”, “to move” and “to check”. Justify one move and note what the copy no longer makes it possible to understand; keep the original and send nothing. Suggested criterion: The five steps are sorted, one move is justified and one limit of the new version is named; keeping the original alone remains an option. When to set this comparison aside: The card foretells neither a journey nor a future improvement and prescribes no departure. Moving a step on paper does not decide a real move, break-up or life change. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Six of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an exchange to balance in ideas and tensions. What calmer way of approaching the problem can you try? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a game sheet that is too long. On a copy, sort its five steps into “to keep”, “to move” and “to check”. Justify one move and note what the copy no longer makes it possible to understand; keep the original and send nothing. Suggested criterion: The five steps are sorted, one move is justified and one limit of the new version is named; keeping the original alone remains an option. When to set this comparison aside: The card foretells neither a journey nor a future improvement and prescribes no departure. Moving a step on paper does not decide a real move, break-up or life change. END OF CARD S2R5
S2R6 — Seven of Swords
CARD S2R6 — Seven of Swords Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Seven of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a choice of method in ideas and tensions. Which hypothesis are you avoiding stating clearly, and how could you verify it? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a fictional leaflet announcing “this storage method is quicker”. Separate the claim, a piece of data that would be missing to verify it and an alternative explanation. Prepare a neutral question in draft, without publishing or attributing an intention to its imaginary author. Suggested criterion: The claim is not copied out as an established fact; a missing piece of data, an alternative and a verification question are written separately. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not detect lies, theft or concealment and does not justify any surveillance. An unverified claim does not prove fraud; no accusation or investigation of a person is asked for. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Seven of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a choice of method in ideas and tensions. Which hypothesis are you avoiding stating clearly, and how could you verify it? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a fictional leaflet announcing “this storage method is quicker”. Separate the claim, a piece of data that would be missing to verify it and an alternative explanation. Prepare a neutral question in draft, without publishing or attributing an intention to its imaginary author. Suggested criterion: The claim is not copied out as an established fact; a missing piece of data, an alternative and a verification question are written separately. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not detect lies, theft or concealment and does not justify any surveillance. An unverified claim does not prove fraud; no accusation or investigation of a person is asked for. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Seven of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a choice of method in ideas and tensions. Which hypothesis are you avoiding stating clearly, and how could you verify it? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a fictional leaflet announcing “this storage method is quicker”. Separate the claim, a piece of data that would be missing to verify it and an alternative explanation. Prepare a neutral question in draft, without publishing or attributing an intention to its imaginary author. Suggested criterion: The claim is not copied out as an established fact; a missing piece of data, an alternative and a verification question are written separately. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not detect lies, theft or concealment and does not justify any surveillance. An unverified claim does not prove fraud; no accusation or investigation of a person is asked for. END OF CARD S2R6
S2R7 — Eight of Swords
CARD S2R7 — Eight of Swords Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Eight of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a regular practice in ideas and tensions. Among the limits you perceive, which are verifiable and which are assumed? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, draw a fictional frame for a six-letter title. Note separately the limit drawn, a rule you are assuming and an unknown piece of data. Try a single variant on a copy to see what changes; you may note “not tried”. Suggested criterion: The material limit of the drawing is distinct from the assumed rule and from the unknown; the variant may resolve nothing without that being a failure. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not say that real constraints are imaginary and does not attribute any personal responsibility for a difficulty. This trial measures neither real freedom nor safety and does not ask you to cross a limit. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Eight of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a regular practice in ideas and tensions. Among the limits you perceive, which are verifiable and which are assumed? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, draw a fictional frame for a six-letter title. Note separately the limit drawn, a rule you are assuming and an unknown piece of data. Try a single variant on a copy to see what changes; you may note “not tried”. Suggested criterion: The material limit of the drawing is distinct from the assumed rule and from the unknown; the variant may resolve nothing without that being a failure. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not say that real constraints are imaginary and does not attribute any personal responsibility for a difficulty. This trial measures neither real freedom nor safety and does not ask you to cross a limit. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Eight of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a regular practice in ideas and tensions. Among the limits you perceive, which are verifiable and which are assumed? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, draw a fictional frame for a six-letter title. Note separately the limit drawn, a rule you are assuming and an unknown piece of data. Try a single variant on a copy to see what changes; you may note “not tried”. Suggested criterion: The material limit of the drawing is distinct from the assumed rule and from the unknown; the variant may resolve nothing without that being a failure. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not say that real constraints are imaginary and does not attribute any personal responsibility for a difficulty. This trial measures neither real freedom nor safety and does not ask you to cross a limit. END OF CARD S2R7
S2R8 — Nine of Swords
CARD S2R8 — Nine of Swords Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Nine of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a maturation in ideas and tensions. Which worry can you describe precisely rather than letting it become a certainty? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a layout program that might cut off a title. Write this result as a hypothesis, a possible verification on a copy and a result that would not confirm it. You may keep the note without running the test or describing a personal worry. Suggested criterion: The hypothesis remains distinct from an observed fact; a possible verification and a possible counter-observation are defined, with no requirement to reassure oneself or to conclude. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not predict any misfortune and diagnoses neither anxiety nor a sleep disorder. This fictional exercise is not a treatment and does not ask you to minimise or expose real distress. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Nine of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a maturation in ideas and tensions. Which worry can you describe precisely rather than letting it become a certainty? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a layout program that might cut off a title. Write this result as a hypothesis, a possible verification on a copy and a result that would not confirm it. You may keep the note without running the test or describing a personal worry. Suggested criterion: The hypothesis remains distinct from an observed fact; a possible verification and a possible counter-observation are defined, with no requirement to reassure oneself or to conclude. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not predict any misfortune and diagnoses neither anxiety nor a sleep disorder. This fictional exercise is not a treatment and does not ask you to minimise or expose real distress. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Nine of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a maturation in ideas and tensions. Which worry can you describe precisely rather than letting it become a certainty? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a layout program that might cut off a title. Write this result as a hypothesis, a possible verification on a copy and a result that would not confirm it. You may keep the note without running the test or describing a personal worry. Suggested criterion: The hypothesis remains distinct from an observed fact; a possible verification and a possible counter-observation are defined, with no requirement to reassure oneself or to conclude. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not predict any misfortune and diagnoses neither anxiety nor a sleep disorder. This fictional exercise is not a treatment and does not ask you to minimise or expose real distress. END OF CARD S2R8
S2R9 — Ten of Swords
CARD S2R9 — Ten of Swords Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Ten of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an assessment before what follows in ideas and tensions. Which line of reasoning no longer helps you, and which narrower question can replace it? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a draft that sets out to settle the entire layout of a book in one sentence. Replace this goal with a single verifiable question about a fictional title. Note the scope given up and a stopping condition, then keep both wordings with no obligation to continue. Suggested criterion: The new question targets a single observable object; what it leaves aside and a stopping condition are explicit, without promising to resolve the whole. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not announce catastrophe, death or an inevitable end and does not describe your situation. Narrowing a fictional question does not prescribe any real abandonment or irreversible act. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Ten of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an assessment before what follows in ideas and tensions. Which line of reasoning no longer helps you, and which narrower question can replace it? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a draft that sets out to settle the entire layout of a book in one sentence. Replace this goal with a single verifiable question about a fictional title. Note the scope given up and a stopping condition, then keep both wordings with no obligation to continue. Suggested criterion: The new question targets a single observable object; what it leaves aside and a stopping condition are explicit, without promising to resolve the whole. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not announce catastrophe, death or an inevitable end and does not describe your situation. Narrowing a fictional question does not prescribe any real abandonment or irreversible act. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Ten of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an assessment before what follows in ideas and tensions. Which line of reasoning no longer helps you, and which narrower question can replace it? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a draft that sets out to settle the entire layout of a book in one sentence. Replace this goal with a single verifiable question about a fictional title. Note the scope given up and a stopping condition, then keep both wordings with no obligation to continue. Suggested criterion: The new question targets a single observable object; what it leaves aside and a stopping condition are explicit, without promising to resolve the whole. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not announce catastrophe, death or an inevitable end and does not describe your situation. Narrowing a fictional question does not prescribe any real abandonment or irreversible act. END OF CARD S2R9
S2R10 — Page of Swords
CARD S2R10 — Page of Swords Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Page of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a learning stance in ideas and tensions. What factual question can you ask before passing on a piece of information? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a note claiming that a colour improves reading. Write down the declared fictional source, a missing specific detail and a factual question to verify. Keep this sheet without passing the note on or looking for information about a person. Suggested criterion: The source is marked as fictional and does not count as proof; the absent specific detail and the question are identifiable, with no invented search result. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define age, gender or aptitude and gives no access to other people’s thoughts. The card justifies neither spying nor the spreading of unverified information. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Page of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a learning stance in ideas and tensions. What factual question can you ask before passing on a piece of information? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a note claiming that a colour improves reading. Write down the declared fictional source, a missing specific detail and a factual question to verify. Keep this sheet without passing the note on or looking for information about a person. Suggested criterion: The source is marked as fictional and does not count as proof; the absent specific detail and the question are identifiable, with no invented search result. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define age, gender or aptitude and gives no access to other people’s thoughts. The card justifies neither spying nor the spreading of unverified information. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Page of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a learning stance in ideas and tensions. What factual question can you ask before passing on a piece of information? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a note claiming that a colour improves reading. Write down the declared fictional source, a missing specific detail and a factual question to verify. Keep this sheet without passing the note on or looking for information about a person. Suggested criterion: The source is marked as fictional and does not count as proof; the absent specific detail and the question are identifiable, with no invented search result. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define age, gender or aptitude and gives no access to other people’s thoughts. The card justifies neither spying nor the spreading of unverified information. END OF CARD S2R10
S2R11 — Knight of Swords
CARD S2R11 — Knight of Swords Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Knight of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a setting in motion in ideas and tensions. Which verification deserves a pause before quickly defending your position? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a reply to a critique of a mock-up. Before writing, separate a fact about the drawing, an interpretation and an unknown. Write a two-sentence reply, then on a copy remove one unsupported claim; do not send it. Suggested criterion: The fact/interpretation/unknown distinction comes before the reply; the copy shows which claim was removed, with no requirement to convince or to reply quickly. When to set this comparison aside: This figure commands neither haste nor combat and does not describe any personality. A fictional reply does not authorise a confrontation, an accusation or a real decision without verification. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Knight of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a setting in motion in ideas and tensions. Which verification deserves a pause before quickly defending your position? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a reply to a critique of a mock-up. Before writing, separate a fact about the drawing, an interpretation and an unknown. Write a two-sentence reply, then on a copy remove one unsupported claim; do not send it. Suggested criterion: The fact/interpretation/unknown distinction comes before the reply; the copy shows which claim was removed, with no requirement to convince or to reply quickly. When to set this comparison aside: This figure commands neither haste nor combat and does not describe any personality. A fictional reply does not authorise a confrontation, an accusation or a real decision without verification. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Knight of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a setting in motion in ideas and tensions. Which verification deserves a pause before quickly defending your position? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a reply to a critique of a mock-up. Before writing, separate a fact about the drawing, an interpretation and an unknown. Write a two-sentence reply, then on a copy remove one unsupported claim; do not send it. Suggested criterion: The fact/interpretation/unknown distinction comes before the reply; the copy shows which claim was removed, with no requirement to convince or to reply quickly. When to set this comparison aside: This figure commands neither haste nor combat and does not describe any personality. A fictional reply does not authorise a confrontation, an accusation or a real decision without verification. END OF CARD S2R11
S2R12 — Queen of Swords
CARD S2R12 — Queen of Swords Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Queen of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a quality of attention in ideas and tensions. How can you express a precise disagreement while leaving room for a reply? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent two different opinions on the length of a title. Write out your preference, the criterion behind it and a question that leaves the other opinion possible. Reread in draft without inviting anyone to justify themselves; sending nothing remains an option. Suggested criterion: The preference is not presented as a truth about the other person; the criterion and an open question are distinct, with no agreement or reply required. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define any gender or role as arbiter and does not measure coldness or intelligence. The card prescribes neither a break nor a judgement on a person and does not exempt anyone from respecting a refusal. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Queen of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a quality of attention in ideas and tensions. How can you express a precise disagreement while leaving room for a reply? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent two different opinions on the length of a title. Write out your preference, the criterion behind it and a question that leaves the other opinion possible. Reread in draft without inviting anyone to justify themselves; sending nothing remains an option. Suggested criterion: The preference is not presented as a truth about the other person; the criterion and an open question are distinct, with no agreement or reply required. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define any gender or role as arbiter and does not measure coldness or intelligence. The card prescribes neither a break nor a judgement on a person and does not exempt anyone from respecting a refusal. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Queen of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a quality of attention in ideas and tensions. How can you express a precise disagreement while leaving room for a reply? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent two different opinions on the length of a title. Write out your preference, the criterion behind it and a question that leaves the other opinion possible. Reread in draft without inviting anyone to justify themselves; sending nothing remains an option. Suggested criterion: The preference is not presented as a truth about the other person; the criterion and an open question are distinct, with no agreement or reply required. When to set this comparison aside: This figure does not define any gender or role as arbiter and does not measure coldness or intelligence. The card prescribes neither a break nor a judgement on a person and does not exempt anyone from respecting a refusal. END OF CARD S2R12
S2R13 — King of Swords
CARD S2R13 — King of Swords Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, King of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a responsibility to clarify in ideas and tensions. Which explicit criteria would make your decision understandable and revisable? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a rule for sorting four fictional drawings. Write down the criterion, a case that satisfies it, a case that contradicts it and a revision condition. Verify these examples on the draft without grading, penalising or deciding for a real person. Suggested criterion: The criterion is explicit and the two examples make it possible to discuss it; the revision condition prevents the rule from being presented as final or universal. When to set this comparison aside: This figure confers no authority, legal expertise or intellectual superiority. An invented rule does not count as a contract, as permission to act on behalf of others or as a validated professional decision. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, King of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a responsibility to clarify in ideas and tensions. Which explicit criteria would make your decision understandable and revisable? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a rule for sorting four fictional drawings. Write down the criterion, a case that satisfies it, a case that contradicts it and a revision condition. Verify these examples on the draft without grading, penalising or deciding for a real person. Suggested criterion: The criterion is explicit and the two examples make it possible to discuss it; the revision condition prevents the rule from being presented as final or universal. When to set this comparison aside: This figure confers no authority, legal expertise or intellectual superiority. An invented rule does not count as a contract, as permission to act on behalf of others or as a validated professional decision. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, King of Swords serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a responsibility to clarify in ideas and tensions. Which explicit criteria would make your decision understandable and revisable? Suggested area: your ideas, your words and your disagreements. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a rule for sorting four fictional drawings. Write down the criterion, a case that satisfies it, a case that contradicts it and a revision condition. Verify these examples on the draft without grading, penalising or deciding for a real person. Suggested criterion: The criterion is explicit and the two examples make it possible to discuss it; the revision condition prevents the rule from being presented as final or universal. When to set this comparison aside: This figure confers no authority, legal expertise or intellectual superiority. An invented rule does not count as a contract, as permission to act on behalf of others or as a validated professional decision. END OF CARD S2R13
S3R0 — Ace of Coins
CARD S3R0 — Ace of Coins Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Ace of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a beginning in resources and concrete habits. What concrete resource can you devote to a first, limited trial? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a small sorting task. Note a means already available, an unknown and a first reversible step on a copy, with no purchase. You may keep this draft without trying. Suggested criterion: The available means, the unknown and the optional step are distinguished; obtaining a new resource is not part of the expected result. When to set this comparison aside: The card promises neither money nor a favourable opportunity. An imagined possibility does not prove any real availability and does not constitute investment advice. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Ace of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a beginning in resources and concrete habits. What concrete resource can you devote to a first, limited trial? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a small sorting task. Note a means already available, an unknown and a first reversible step on a copy, with no purchase. You may keep this draft without trying. Suggested criterion: The available means, the unknown and the optional step are distinguished; obtaining a new resource is not part of the expected result. When to set this comparison aside: The card promises neither money nor a favourable opportunity. An imagined possibility does not prove any real availability and does not constitute investment advice. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Ace of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a beginning in resources and concrete habits. What concrete resource can you devote to a first, limited trial? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a small sorting task. Note a means already available, an unknown and a first reversible step on a copy, with no purchase. You may keep this draft without trying. Suggested criterion: The available means, the unknown and the optional step are distinguished; obtaining a new resource is not part of the expected result. When to set this comparison aside: The card promises neither money nor a favourable opportunity. An imagined possibility does not prove any real availability and does not constitute investment advice. END OF CARD S3R0
S3R1 — Two of Coins
CARD S3R1 — Two of Coins Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Two of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a balance to seek in resources and concrete habits. How can you allocate your time between two obligations without hiding their cost? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, draw a fictional twenty-minute schedule for two innocuous tasks. Allocate the minutes, then add a five-minute interruption and redo the allocation. You may leave one task on hold. Suggested criterion: The two schedules each keep to twenty minutes; the second version names what is deferred instead of assuming unlimited capacity. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not ask you to balance everything or to multiply obligations. This fictional time exercise determines neither your real capacity nor a financial allocation. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Two of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a balance to seek in resources and concrete habits. How can you allocate your time between two obligations without hiding their cost? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, draw a fictional twenty-minute schedule for two innocuous tasks. Allocate the minutes, then add a five-minute interruption and redo the allocation. You may leave one task on hold. Suggested criterion: The two schedules each keep to twenty minutes; the second version names what is deferred instead of assuming unlimited capacity. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not ask you to balance everything or to multiply obligations. This fictional time exercise determines neither your real capacity nor a financial allocation. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Two of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a balance to seek in resources and concrete habits. How can you allocate your time between two obligations without hiding their cost? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, draw a fictional twenty-minute schedule for two innocuous tasks. Allocate the minutes, then add a five-minute interruption and redo the allocation. You may leave one task on hold. Suggested criterion: The two schedules each keep to twenty minutes; the second version names what is deferred instead of assuming unlimited capacity. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not ask you to balance everything or to multiply obligations. This fictional time exercise determines neither your real capacity nor a financial allocation. END OF CARD S3R1
S3R2 — Three of Coins
CARD S3R2 — Three of Coins Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Three of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a first shaping in resources and concrete habits. What practical feedback would improve a piece of work you have already started? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine the preparation of a game sheet. On a draft, separate the writing, the verification and the formatting; for each, write a verifiable result. Examine a copy on your own without naming any real collaborator. Suggested criterion: Three contributions and their results are written separately; unassigned roles remain unknown and no third-party agreement is assumed. When to set this comparison aside: The card guarantees neither cooperation nor recognition. A fictional allocation gives no power over others and does not replace an agreement or a verification of competence. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Three of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a first shaping in resources and concrete habits. What practical feedback would improve a piece of work you have already started? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine the preparation of a game sheet. On a draft, separate the writing, the verification and the formatting; for each, write a verifiable result. Examine a copy on your own without naming any real collaborator. Suggested criterion: Three contributions and their results are written separately; unassigned roles remain unknown and no third-party agreement is assumed. When to set this comparison aside: The card guarantees neither cooperation nor recognition. A fictional allocation gives no power over others and does not replace an agreement or a verification of competence. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Three of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a first shaping in resources and concrete habits. What practical feedback would improve a piece of work you have already started? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, imagine the preparation of a game sheet. On a draft, separate the writing, the verification and the formatting; for each, write a verifiable result. Examine a copy on your own without naming any real collaborator. Suggested criterion: Three contributions and their results are written separately; unassigned roles remain unknown and no third-party agreement is assumed. When to set this comparison aside: The card guarantees neither cooperation nor recognition. A fictional allocation gives no power over others and does not replace an agreement or a verification of competence. END OF CARD S3R2
S3R3 — Four of Coins
CARD S3R3 — Four of Coins Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Four of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a structure to examine in resources and concrete habits. What do you wish to preserve, and does this precaution limit a useful adaptation? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a folder of drawings with an original and a copy. Write down what you wish to keep and what you could modify on the copy; give the two distinct names, without erasing any real file. Suggested criterion: The draft makes it possible to distinguish the kept original from the modifiable copy; you may decide to modify nothing without that constituting a failure. When to set this comparison aside: The card describes neither avarice nor material security. Keeping a trace does not guarantee that it is backed up; no spending restriction or decision about assets is asked for. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Four of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a structure to examine in resources and concrete habits. What do you wish to preserve, and does this precaution limit a useful adaptation? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a folder of drawings with an original and a copy. Write down what you wish to keep and what you could modify on the copy; give the two distinct names, without erasing any real file. Suggested criterion: The draft makes it possible to distinguish the kept original from the modifiable copy; you may decide to modify nothing without that constituting a failure. When to set this comparison aside: The card describes neither avarice nor material security. Keeping a trace does not guarantee that it is backed up; no spending restriction or decision about assets is asked for. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Four of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a structure to examine in resources and concrete habits. What do you wish to preserve, and does this precaution limit a useful adaptation? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, invent a folder of drawings with an original and a copy. Write down what you wish to keep and what you could modify on the copy; give the two distinct names, without erasing any real file. Suggested criterion: The draft makes it possible to distinguish the kept original from the modifiable copy; you may decide to modify nothing without that constituting a failure. When to set this comparison aside: The card describes neither avarice nor material security. Keeping a trace does not guarantee that it is backed up; no spending restriction or decision about assets is asked for. END OF CARD S3R3
S3R4 — Five of Coins
CARD S3R4 — Five of Coins Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Five of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an adjustment in the face of tension in resources and concrete habits. What material difficulty can you put a figure on, and what support can you ask for? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine a drawing activity for which a fictional pencil is missing. Separate this lack, two other means assumed to be available and a piece of information to verify. Keep the case fictional and write “unknown” if you cannot establish anything. Suggested criterion: The lack is described without value judgement; the assumed means and the unknown information remain distinct, with no obligation to find a solution. When to set this comparison aside: The card observes neither poverty nor illness and does not explain any real difficulty. Do not use this trial to deprive yourself of help or of resources you need; you may set it aside. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Five of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an adjustment in the face of tension in resources and concrete habits. What material difficulty can you put a figure on, and what support can you ask for? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine a drawing activity for which a fictional pencil is missing. Separate this lack, two other means assumed to be available and a piece of information to verify. Keep the case fictional and write “unknown” if you cannot establish anything. Suggested criterion: The lack is described without value judgement; the assumed means and the unknown information remain distinct, with no obligation to find a solution. When to set this comparison aside: The card observes neither poverty nor illness and does not explain any real difficulty. Do not use this trial to deprive yourself of help or of resources you need; you may set it aside. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Five of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an adjustment in the face of tension in resources and concrete habits. What material difficulty can you put a figure on, and what support can you ask for? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, imagine a drawing activity for which a fictional pencil is missing. Separate this lack, two other means assumed to be available and a piece of information to verify. Keep the case fictional and write “unknown” if you cannot establish anything. Suggested criterion: The lack is described without value judgement; the assumed means and the unknown information remain distinct, with no obligation to find a solution. When to set this comparison aside: The card observes neither poverty nor illness and does not explain any real difficulty. Do not use this trial to deprive yourself of help or of resources you need; you may set it aside. END OF CARD S3R4
S3R5 — Six of Coins
CARD S3R5 — Six of Coins Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Six of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an exchange to balance in resources and concrete habits. What rule would make an exchange of time or resources more balanced? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a stock of twelve sheets of paper to allocate among three fictional drawings. Write a provisional rule, test two allocations whose total remains twelve and note a question that would remain to be discussed before any real allocation. Suggested criterion: Two allocations are verifiable and the rule is presented as provisional; no agreement, debt or obligation towards a person is created. When to set this comparison aside: The card decides neither merit nor generosity and does not predict any gift. An imagined rule does not replace consent; no transfer of money, loan or real contact is required. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Six of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an exchange to balance in resources and concrete habits. What rule would make an exchange of time or resources more balanced? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a stock of twelve sheets of paper to allocate among three fictional drawings. Write a provisional rule, test two allocations whose total remains twelve and note a question that would remain to be discussed before any real allocation. Suggested criterion: Two allocations are verifiable and the rule is presented as provisional; no agreement, debt or obligation towards a person is created. When to set this comparison aside: The card decides neither merit nor generosity and does not predict any gift. An imagined rule does not replace consent; no transfer of money, loan or real contact is required. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Six of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an exchange to balance in resources and concrete habits. What rule would make an exchange of time or resources more balanced? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, invent a stock of twelve sheets of paper to allocate among three fictional drawings. Write a provisional rule, test two allocations whose total remains twelve and note a question that would remain to be discussed before any real allocation. Suggested criterion: Two allocations are verifiable and the rule is presented as provisional; no agreement, debt or obligation towards a person is created. When to set this comparison aside: The card decides neither merit nor generosity and does not predict any gift. An imagined rule does not replace consent; no transfer of money, loan or real contact is required. END OF CARD S3R5
S3R6 — Seven of Coins
CARD S3R6 — Seven of Coins Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Seven of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a choice of method in resources and concrete habits. What indicator will tell you whether the effort under way deserves to be continued? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose a small effort already under way. Note an observable result and a date on which to decide whether to continue, modify or stop this trial. Suggested criterion: Your criterion concerns a result to observe, not only the time already spent. When to set this comparison aside: A past effort does not guarantee a future result; the comparison can be set aside if another need is more urgent. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Seven of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a choice of method in resources and concrete habits. What indicator will tell you whether the effort under way deserves to be continued? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose a small effort already under way. Note an observable result and a date on which to decide whether to continue, modify or stop this trial. Suggested criterion: Your criterion concerns a result to observe, not only the time already spent. When to set this comparison aside: A past effort does not guarantee a future result; the comparison can be set aside if another need is more urgent. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Seven of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a choice of method in resources and concrete habits. What indicator will tell you whether the effort under way deserves to be continued? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose a small effort already under way. Note an observable result and a date on which to decide whether to continue, modify or stop this trial. Suggested criterion: Your criterion concerns a result to observe, not only the time already spent. When to set this comparison aside: A past effort does not guarantee a future result; the comparison can be set aside if another need is more urgent. END OF CARD S3R6
S3R7 — Eight of Coins
CARD S3R7 — Eight of Coins Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Eight of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a regular practice in resources and concrete habits. What precise action can you repeat to improve your know-how? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: For ten minutes, repeat a simple action on a copy: sorting two notes or improving two sentences. Compare the first and the last trial on a single chosen detail. Suggested criterion: You can describe a concrete change, or honestly observe that no difference appears. When to set this comparison aside: Repeating does not guarantee progress. If the repetition is tiring or uncomfortable, interrupt the trial and change method. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Eight of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a regular practice in resources and concrete habits. What precise action can you repeat to improve your know-how? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: For ten minutes, repeat a simple action on a copy: sorting two notes or improving two sentences. Compare the first and the last trial on a single chosen detail. Suggested criterion: You can describe a concrete change, or honestly observe that no difference appears. When to set this comparison aside: Repeating does not guarantee progress. If the repetition is tiring or uncomfortable, interrupt the trial and change method. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Eight of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a regular practice in resources and concrete habits. What precise action can you repeat to improve your know-how? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: For ten minutes, repeat a simple action on a copy: sorting two notes or improving two sentences. Compare the first and the last trial on a single chosen detail. Suggested criterion: You can describe a concrete change, or honestly observe that no difference appears. When to set this comparison aside: Repeating does not guarantee progress. If the repetition is tiring or uncomfortable, interrupt the trial and change method. END OF CARD S3R7
S3R8 — Nine of Coins
CARD S3R8 — Nine of Coins Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Nine of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a maturation in resources and concrete habits. What material autonomy have you gained, and what upkeep does it require? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, list three means already available for a short task: time, space, tool or know-how. Choose the one you can use without a new purchase. Suggested criterion: An existing means is identified and its use remains compatible with your current limits. When to set this comparison aside: The availability of a resource does not oblige you to use it; this comparison asks for neither isolation nor a purchase. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Nine of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a maturation in resources and concrete habits. What material autonomy have you gained, and what upkeep does it require? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, list three means already available for a short task: time, space, tool or know-how. Choose the one you can use without a new purchase. Suggested criterion: An existing means is identified and its use remains compatible with your current limits. When to set this comparison aside: The availability of a resource does not oblige you to use it; this comparison asks for neither isolation nor a purchase. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Nine of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a maturation in resources and concrete habits. What material autonomy have you gained, and what upkeep does it require? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, list three means already available for a short task: time, space, tool or know-how. Choose the one you can use without a new purchase. Suggested criterion: An existing means is identified and its use remains compatible with your current limits. When to set this comparison aside: The availability of a resource does not oblige you to use it; this comparison asks for neither isolation nor a purchase. END OF CARD S3R8
S3R9 — Ten of Coins
CARD S3R9 — Ten of Coins Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Ten of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an assessment before what follows in resources and concrete habits. What organisation would make your resources easier to pass on or to find again? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, give a clear name to a copy of two notes or drafts and write a sentence indicating where to find them again. Keep the originals. Suggested criterion: When resuming, the two items can be found again from the sentence, without having to remember the session. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not announce an inheritance, a fortune or material success; the exercise concerns only the keeping of your own traces. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Ten of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an assessment before what follows in resources and concrete habits. What organisation would make your resources easier to pass on or to find again? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, give a clear name to a copy of two notes or drafts and write a sentence indicating where to find them again. Keep the originals. Suggested criterion: When resuming, the two items can be found again from the sentence, without having to remember the session. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not announce an inheritance, a fortune or material success; the exercise concerns only the keeping of your own traces. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Ten of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining an assessment before what follows in resources and concrete habits. What organisation would make your resources easier to pass on or to find again? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, give a clear name to a copy of two notes or drafts and write a sentence indicating where to find them again. Keep the originals. Suggested criterion: When resuming, the two items can be found again from the sentence, without having to remember the session. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not announce an inheritance, a fortune or material success; the exercise concerns only the keeping of your own traces. END OF CARD S3R9
S3R10 — Page of Coins
CARD S3R10 — Page of Coins Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Page of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a learning stance in resources and concrete habits. What practical skill can you learn with an accessible exercise? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose a concrete skill to discover. On a copy or a draft, carry out a tiny first trial and note a precise question to explore next. Suggested criterion: A first trial and a question are recorded; succeeding immediately is not the criterion. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not measure your aptitude and does not assign you beginner status. You may choose a skill you already know or set this exercise aside. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Page of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a learning stance in resources and concrete habits. What practical skill can you learn with an accessible exercise? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose a concrete skill to discover. On a copy or a draft, carry out a tiny first trial and note a precise question to explore next. Suggested criterion: A first trial and a question are recorded; succeeding immediately is not the criterion. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not measure your aptitude and does not assign you beginner status. You may choose a skill you already know or set this exercise aside. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Page of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a learning stance in resources and concrete habits. What practical skill can you learn with an accessible exercise? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose a concrete skill to discover. On a copy or a draft, carry out a tiny first trial and note a precise question to explore next. Suggested criterion: A first trial and a question are recorded; succeeding immediately is not the criterion. When to set this comparison aside: The card does not measure your aptitude and does not assign you beginner status. You may choose a skill you already know or set this exercise aside. END OF CARD S3R10
S3R11 — Knight of Coins
CARD S3R11 — Knight of Coins Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Knight of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a setting in motion in resources and concrete habits. What small, realistic routine can you keep up without overloading yourself? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose a simple, optional routine. Describe its smallest version, a possible time and a condition that allows it to be suspended. Try just once if that is appropriate. Suggested criterion: The note specifies a short step, a time and a stopping condition; the outcome may be “not tried”. When to set this comparison aside: Regularity is not a moral obligation. The card justifies neither overload nor persevering with a task that has become pointless. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Knight of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a setting in motion in resources and concrete habits. What small, realistic routine can you keep up without overloading yourself? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose a simple, optional routine. Describe its smallest version, a possible time and a condition that allows it to be suspended. Try just once if that is appropriate. Suggested criterion: The note specifies a short step, a time and a stopping condition; the outcome may be “not tried”. When to set this comparison aside: Regularity is not a moral obligation. The card justifies neither overload nor persevering with a task that has become pointless. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Knight of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a setting in motion in resources and concrete habits. What small, realistic routine can you keep up without overloading yourself? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In five minutes, choose a simple, optional routine. Describe its smallest version, a possible time and a condition that allows it to be suspended. Try just once if that is appropriate. Suggested criterion: The note specifies a short step, a time and a stopping condition; the outcome may be “not tried”. When to set this comparison aside: Regularity is not a moral obligation. The card justifies neither overload nor persevering with a task that has become pointless. END OF CARD S3R11
S3R12 — Queen of Coins
CARD S3R12 — Queen of Coins Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, Queen of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a quality of attention in resources and concrete habits. What concrete arrangement would make your daily life easier within your current means? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, identify a small discomfort in your workspace. Draw a reversible arrangement using only what is available, then note how to compare before and after without moving any heavy load. Suggested criterion: A sketch, a reversible modification and a sign of comfort to observe are defined before the trial. When to set this comparison aside: This figure defines neither gender nor a caring role. The exercise does not assess the safety of a home and does not ask for any purchase or risky physical work. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, Queen of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a quality of attention in resources and concrete habits. What concrete arrangement would make your daily life easier within your current means? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, identify a small discomfort in your workspace. Draw a reversible arrangement using only what is available, then note how to compare before and after without moving any heavy load. Suggested criterion: A sketch, a reversible modification and a sign of comfort to observe are defined before the trial. When to set this comparison aside: This figure defines neither gender nor a caring role. The exercise does not assess the safety of a home and does not ask for any purchase or risky physical work. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, Queen of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a quality of attention in resources and concrete habits. What concrete arrangement would make your daily life easier within your current means? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, identify a small discomfort in your workspace. Draw a reversible arrangement using only what is available, then note how to compare before and after without moving any heavy load. Suggested criterion: A sketch, a reversible modification and a sign of comfort to observe are defined before the trial. When to set this comparison aside: This figure defines neither gender nor a caring role. The exercise does not assess the safety of a home and does not ask for any purchase or risky physical work. END OF CARD S3R12
S3R13 — King of Coins
CARD S3R13 — King of Coins Minor Arcana card · Status: NON_REVU POSITION 1 — Situation to explore For “situation to explore”, King of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a responsibility to clarify in resources and concrete habits. What material responsibility can you frame with a budget or an explicit rule? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. First describe an observable situation; keep the card’s image as a possible comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, choose a fictional task using a limited resource, such as thirty minutes. Write an allocation rule, a limit and a time for revision; verify the rule on two examples. Suggested criterion: Two examples keep to the chosen limit, or reveal a rule to correct; no real expense is necessary. When to set this comparison aside: The card confers no authority and does not predict wealth. This allocation exercise does not constitute financial advice or a decision on behalf of others. POSITION 2 — Point to examine For “point to examine”, King of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a responsibility to clarify in resources and concrete habits. What material responsibility can you frame with a budget or an explicit rule? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Look for an explanation different from your first intuition; you may reject the comparison. Optional trial: In ten minutes, choose a fictional task using a limited resource, such as thirty minutes. Write an allocation rule, a limit and a time for revision; verify the rule on two examples. Suggested criterion: Two examples keep to the chosen limit, or reveal a rule to correct; no real expense is necessary. When to set this comparison aside: The card confers no authority and does not predict wealth. This allocation exercise does not constitute financial advice or a decision on behalf of others. POSITION 3 — Course of action For “course of action”, King of Coins serves here as a prompt for reflection. This card suggests examining a responsibility to clarify in resources and concrete habits. What material responsibility can you frame with a budget or an explicit rule? Suggested area: your means, your time and your habits. Choose a reversible trial within your means; the card does not decide in your place. Optional trial: In ten minutes, choose a fictional task using a limited resource, such as thirty minutes. Write an allocation rule, a limit and a time for revision; verify the rule on two examples. Suggested criterion: Two examples keep to the chosen limit, or reveal a rule to correct; no real expense is necessary. When to set this comparison aside: The card confers no authority and does not predict wealth. This allocation exercise does not constitute financial advice or a decision on behalf of others. END OF CARD S3R13 END OF CORPUS — no independent review obtained.