Decision

This spread lays a fork in the road out into the open: one situation, two possible paths, and where each might lead. It helps in moments of hesitation between two options, when the choice feels tangled and the mind circles the same doubts. Read from the center outward, comparing the two branches side by side, it turns an inner knot into a small map that can be looked at calmly, as if from a step back.

What each position means

1. Situation

   The center holds the present ground on which the decision rests — the current state of things, the pressures and needs that make a choice feel necessary at all.

2. Path A

   This place shows what the first option truly asks and offers — the direction it moves in, and the spirit in which it would be taken.

3. Outcome of A

   This place suggests where the first path tends to lead — the likely tone of what unfolds if that direction is followed through.

4. Path B

   This place shows what the second option truly asks and offers, standing as the counterweight against which the first can be measured.

5. Outcome of B

   This place suggests where the second path tends to lead, so its likely result can be set beside the first for a clear comparison.