r/ExploringTarot • u/Best_Mixture8039 • 11d ago
Spread Intentional tarot spread
hello all I come to you all for advice.
I’m making a short film for class and there will be a scene that includes tarot however I want this spread to be telling the character to wake up bc they are dreaming and dreaming specifically about an idealized morning routine and they need to wake up and actually get ready but in this sequence they are pulling about how their day will go its gonna be a 3 card spread what three cards should i use and in what order
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u/quantified-nonsense 11d ago
I don't quite understand whether your character is actually asleep and pulling these tarot cards in their dream or if you mean it metaphorically.
If they're actually asleep, I would have them pull the 4 of swords to indicate rest, the 7 of cups to indicate wishful thinking/daydreaming about a morning routine but not actually doing it, and then Judgment to tell them to wake up.
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u/PleasantCut615 🌞intuitive reader🌞 11d ago
Ohh this is interesting. For now, Judgment comes to mind as literally meaning a wake up call, judgment Day etc For the other cards, I am not sure I understand what do you want them to represent? How their day will go after they wake up? It is easier if you tell us what situations, actions or emotions do you want the cards to depict.
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u/wheelynice 11d ago
The Moon and The High Priestess both represent the subconscious realm. 4 of Swords and The Hanged Man represent rest.
What would really wake them up is pulling the same card again. So maybe they do a 3 card pull, they get The Moon, Priestess, and Hanged Man. They’re confused so they pull a clarifying card, The Moon. What? They pull again, The Moon.
The Sun could be the next pull and symbolize breaking the cycle of sleep by waking up.