Here is a Tarot Verbatim™ Celtic Cross spread.  I accidentally used this form for this person’s Email Question.  Serendipity.  This spread is a good example of how there are 3 sentences in a Tarot Verbatim Celtic Cross layout, and how in Tarot Verbatim the similarity of the 3 sentences indicates the degree of accuracy of the reading.

Naturally, the client has agreed to share this story with you.

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Email Reading 

The category of life is:: Love
My question is:: is he married or still in love with wife? and am i the only woman he is interested in? 

 

(1) Is he married or still in love with a wife?

 

He is committed to his marriage: His initiative, she is independent and single.

 

He is – Magician

 

 

 

committed – Hierophant

 

 

actively; it’s his initiative – Magician

 

 

 

to his marriage – Four of Wands

 

 

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And she is single and independent, content by herself. – Nine of Pentacles

I drew a fourth card on impulse, and it neatly tells you this isn’t a legal wife, that she is a single woman. She is content, so this isn’t a demanding ex.

 

(2) Am I the only woman he is interested in [other than Ms. Nine of Pentacles]?

 

 

First Sentence(s) 

[Emperor looks like a truck driver here! A truck driver controls his world while he’s in the cab of his truck. The Self card represents him, the subject of your question.]

He is the boss in his sedentary controlling way, and he is proud to be flirting to (talking to) a strong woman who can handle him.

 

He is the Boss in his sedentary controlling way – Emperor (Card 1. Self)

 

 

 

and he is proud to be flirting with, talking to – Page of Wands  (Card 2. Situation)

 

 

 

an equally strong boss woman who can keep him in line. – Strength (Card 3. Crux/Situation)

 

 

 

He has always been and always will be the Italian Stallion/Studmuffin/Player.

 

He has always been – Ten of Wands (Card 4. Foundation)

 

 

 

and always will be the sexy man/player, the manipulative fellow. – King of Pentacles (Card 5. Future)

 

 

He is doing right, and he is entitled to, and he should have a sweet li’l gal at her home to be romantic with.

It’s right to, and he is entitled to, and he should – Justice (Card 6. Behind)

 

 

 

 

be romantic with a sweet li’l gal at her home. – Six of Cups (Card 7. Ahead)

 

 

 

Second Sentence  

“I just can’t do without (would be miserable) a good solid home life with a partner.”

 

 I just can’t – Eight of Swords (Card 8. Second Self)

 

 

 

 be without (I would be miserable) – Five of Pentacles (Card 9. Situation / Environment)

 

 

 

a good solid home life with a ‘marriage’ partner. – Four of Wands (Card 10. Crux / Problem )

 

 

 

Third Sentence  – Outcome

It’s just as if he is back with his estranged wife who is also doing fine without him.

 

It’s just as if – Six of Wands

 

 

 

he is back with – Judgment

 

 

 

his estranged wife – Queen of Swords

 

 

 

who is also doing fine without him. – Nine of Pentacles

 

 

Emily adds:

I did not plan to put the fourth card on your first question; it just slipped out. And it created the whole reading which expresses perfectly the ‘wife in every port’ concept. Your fellow is very comfortable being a polygamist! Tarot says. I note he is ‘committed to his marriage,’ and his marriage is ‘her home.’ That’s the way I read this anyway.

And I did not plan to use Celtic Cross for your reading. That just slipped out too. But it really flows. And the Emperor as a truck driver is perfect, and new.

You can check the meanings of each card, or any pair, by Googling them.

And, by the way: In Tarot Verbatim, when the three sentences of the spread are parallel, it’s an indication of accuracy. The more accurate, the more they say the same thing.