All spreadsMoney and material situation

The Full Cup

A short four-card spread about the prosperity of a household: what fills it now, where it leaks away, what refills it and what the whole cup stands on.

Take it for the household's overall prosperity, not for checking a single deal.

Cards
4
Minutes
6
Reversals
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How to read it

The two upper cards are the rim of the cup, what is visible at once: on the left the plenty you already have, on the right the crack it drains through. Compare their strength: if the right card is heavier, the household runs at a loss whatever the income. The third card, the body of the cup, names the real source of filling — often not the one you count on. The bottom card is the stem: what the whole prosperity rests on and what would fall first if that support were removed. Read it upward a second time for the order of action.

Positions

  1. What fills the house

    The plenty you already have, including the kind you do not count as plenty.

  2. Where it drains

    The crack in the cup: the expense, habit or person through which money never stays.

  3. What refills it

    The real source of money in your life now, not the one you are hoping for.

  4. The stem

    What the household's whole prosperity stands on and what falls first if it goes.

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