Often when couple's come to see a fortune teller, they are there to see if their relationship is going to work out. These words may not be spoken aloud, but the cards reveal such fear and doubt nonetheless. If you are a fortune teller you may find yourself playing marriage counsellor. Remember, it is not up to you if they last, drift or split apart; your job is to relay the messages in front of you. This can be difficult, especially if you personally know the couple, realize from the cards that one has been faithful and the other not, or if one is truly uninterested in the other outside material gain.
This spread for example reveals a dual nature in the man and calculating coldness in the woman. There are doubts on both sides, and secrets as well...some that threaten to expose themselves if action isn't taken. It indicates what has been planned will go ahead as planned but marriage is not the secret answer for either, though it will happen. The card that refuses to be part of this?
So, what to say to the couple? This is most definitely not a union that will create happiness. The 3 of Sceptres offers the advice both should be following, "To thine own self be true" from Hamlet. Look at the center cards. "To be or not to be, that is the question?" from Hamlet. "Screw your courage to the sticking-place and we'll not fail" from Macbeth. This an ominously toned card - both parties involved are in actual danger. The top, "Delays have dangerous ends" from Henry VI.
I would go with: "You both are having second thoughts because of people from your past. Money and legal issues are pressing; you must not ignore them. (to the man) A young woman you used to know is having a baby. (to the woman) Your desire has become fruitful but some treasures are best kept secret. I see a beautiful ceremony, planned out in perfection, enacted just as it was imagined, and with relief.
This spread for example reveals a dual nature in the man and calculating coldness in the woman. There are doubts on both sides, and secrets as well...some that threaten to expose themselves if action isn't taken. It indicates what has been planned will go ahead as planned but marriage is not the secret answer for either, though it will happen. The card that refuses to be part of this?
So, what to say to the couple? This is most definitely not a union that will create happiness. The 3 of Sceptres offers the advice both should be following, "To thine own self be true" from Hamlet. Look at the center cards. "To be or not to be, that is the question?" from Hamlet. "Screw your courage to the sticking-place and we'll not fail" from Macbeth. This an ominously toned card - both parties involved are in actual danger. The top, "Delays have dangerous ends" from Henry VI.
I would go with: "You both are having second thoughts because of people from your past. Money and legal issues are pressing; you must not ignore them. (to the man) A young woman you used to know is having a baby. (to the woman) Your desire has become fruitful but some treasures are best kept secret. I see a beautiful ceremony, planned out in perfection, enacted just as it was imagined, and with relief.
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