Classic method3 cards

Three-Card Yes/No Method

Mary K. Greer’s traceable three-card voting method: upright means Yes, reversed means No, and the center card carries twice the weight.

Classic method3 cards

Three-Card Yes/No Method

Mary K. Greer’s traceable three-card voting method: upright means Yes, reversed means No, and the center card carries twice the weight.

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Past–Present–Future Three-Card Spread

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Past–Present–Future Three-Card Spread

A widely used three-card timeline showing what shaped a situation, what is active now, and what is most likely to develop next.

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Card positions and meanings3 cards · Read each card through the role of its fixed position. A card does not mean the same thing in every place in a spread.

1PastA previously formed condition that affects the current Yes/No tendency; its orientation counts as one vote.
2PresentThe most decisive factor at present; its orientation counts as two votes, making it the method’s center of weight.
3FutureA factor that may strengthen or change the answer tendency if current conditions continue; its orientation counts as one vote.

Past–Present–Future Three-Card Spread

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Card positions and meanings

Read each card through the role of its fixed position. A card does not mean the same thing in every place in a spread.

1
Past
A previously formed condition that affects the current Yes/No tendency; its orientation counts as one vote.
2
Present
The most decisive factor at present; its orientation counts as two votes, making it the method’s center of weight.
3
Future
A factor that may strengthen or change the answer tendency if current conditions continue; its orientation counts as one vote.