The last question in the Big Bad Wolf spread from which I have pulled a card each day for the past six days, is: “What is the next task after I have defeated the Big Bad Wolf?” As a response to this question I pulled the Chariot from the Tarot of Thousand and One Nights.


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Cannot sleep, muscles hurt again, heart bounces like a idiot. It was a long day. Don’t know if posting now really helps, but staying in bed neither.

I have pulled the sixth card in the Big Bad Wolf spread. The question is: “Who can aid me against the Big Bad Wolf?”


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Today I have pulled the fifth card in the Big Bad Wolf spread. The Big Bad Wolf symbolizes a threat in this spread. The card of today shows how I can minimize the threat the Big Bad Wolf is to me.


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Today I have pulled the fourth card in the Big Bad Wolf spread. The card answers the question why the big bad wolf is a threat to me.


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The Big Bag Wolf spread is a marvellous spread. I just don’t like the theme of the threat that I have encountered on card one: the threat of not being able to reach a shore… It makes me feel uneasy. Besides that, I do want to live in the safe belief that I have conquered the wolf in the card of yesterday. The big bad wolf was in that card -a ( Read more... )

Today I have pulled the second card of the Big Bad Wolf spread.


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For one week I will occupy myself with the Big Bad Wolf spread (if nothing else comes up during the week). It is a spread that helps to identify the wolf, to see if of the wolf is paranoia or a real threat, and of course the spread helps to defeat the wolf! I found the spread here on the Aeclectic Tarot Forum.


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