Past Present Future Layout

 

 

Difficulty: Very easy

This simplistic chronological layout can be used to shed light on the influences that have passed, current influences, and what is approaching in the near future. Not much explanation is necessary for this simple layout.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Your Past Present Future Reading

The Past Four/Two (NA/RA): The Demon of the Heavenly Son

The Present Blank/Four (OM/NA)

The Future Three/Three (PA/PA): The Ocean of Nectar

 

 

 

 

The Past

Four/Two (NA/RA): The Demon of the Heavenly Son

The Believers of the Deceiver Suffer

A bad omen of instability surrounds you, and obstacles are blocking your progress. There may be unseen forces or adversaries causing disruption, particularly through items you've acquired—such as a red or triangular object that might be holding negative energy. A person in the western direction may be contributing to these challenges. Be cautious of your environment and the people around you, as their intentions may not be aligned with your goals. Focus on clearing obstacles and protecting yourself spiritually.

 

 

 

 

The Present

Blank/Four (OM/NA)

Your world is about to become more balanced and harmonious. The scattered pieces of your life will begin to come together, and this alignment will lead to a surge in personal power and confidence. However, to truly benefit from this energy, you must remain open to change. Allow new ideas to enter your mind and don't resist the flow of transformation. Only then will you be able to embrace the opportunities on the horizon.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Future

Three/Three (PA/PA): The Ocean of Nectar

The Washing that Cleanses

This sign represents wealth and prosperity flowing towards you, like a river feeding into the ocean. Success in ventures related to water is highlighted, particularly those that involve fluidity, change, or travel. However, be cautious with pursuits related to marriage or rituals involving fire, as they may not meet with the same level of success. Prosperity is assured, but it is important to prioritise the right areas of focus for maximum benefit.