Landscape Cards (“where’ you are, internal forces, root causes):
Beach: transitions, balance, and relaxation. It symbolizes the meeting of different aspects of life, such as the conscious and subconscious.
Cave: introspection, hidden truths, and mystery. It symbolizes the need to explore one's inner self or hidden aspects of a situation.
City: complexity, opportunity, and social dynamics. It represents the hustle and bustle of life and the interaction of different energies.
Desert: isolation, endurance, and survival. It can represent a period of dryness or scarcity in one's life.
Fields: abundance, openness, and productivity. It can indicate opportunities and the potential for growth.
Forest: growth, exploration, and mystery. It symbolizes the unknown and the journey of discovery.
Garden: cultivation, nurturing, and beauty. It symbolizes personal growth and the importance of tending to one's well-being.
Island: isolation, independence, and self-reliance. It can symbolize a need for solitude or a focus on personal issues.
Jungle: diversity, complexity, and fertility. It represents a situation full of potential but also challenges and chaos.
Lake: tranquility, reflection, and depth. It represents the subconscious mind and inner peace.
Mountain: challenges, aspirations, and achievement. It represents obstacles to overcome and the potential for growth through struggle.
Neighbourhood: community, social interactions, and relationships. It signifies the importance of connections and belonging.
River: flow, change, and emotions. It symbolizes life's journey and the importance of adaptability.
Swamp: stagnation, complexity, and murkiness. It represents difficult situations or emotions that need to be navigated carefully.
Valley: calm, nurturing, and shelter. It symbolizes a period of rest, recovery, or fertility.
Weather
Type Tiles (what’s happening to you, external forces):
Clear Night: peace, reflection, and clarity. It symbolizes a time for contemplation and quiet insight
Cold Snap: sudden changes, chilliness, and withdrawal. It symbolizes a sudden shift in circumstances or emotions.
Drizzle: subtlety, minor issues, and slow progress. It symbolizes a situation where progress is happening gradually.
Drought: scarcity, lack, and dryness. It symbolizes a period of lack or difficulty in obtaining resources.
Fog: confusion, uncertainty, and obscured vision. It represents a lack of clarity or understanding in a situation.
Frost: coldness, detachment, and delay. It represents a situation where progress is halted or slowed.
Heatwave: intensity, pressure, and exhaustion. It represents a situation of high stress or emotional intensity.
Overcast: uncertainty, ambiguity, and lack of clarity. It represents a situation where things are not clear-cut
Rain: cleansing, renewal, and emotional release. It can represent a time of healing and growth.
Rainbow: hope, promise, and beauty after a storm. It symbolizes the resolution of difficulties and new beginnings.
Snow: purity, stillness, and coldness. It can indicate a period of quiet or emotional detachment.
Storm: turbulence, conflict, and sudden change. It symbolizes upheaval and the need to weather difficult times.
Sunny: clarity, optimism, and positivity. It indicates favourable conditions and a clear path forward.
Tornado: chaos, destruction, and sudden upheaval. It represents disruptive forces and the need for quick adaptation.
Windy: change, movement, and communication. It symbolizes the need to be adaptable and open to new ideas.
To Read:
Draw one Landscape card to represent the environment of your past, the physical or internal influences of the situation, overlay one Weather card to describe the energies, challenges, or external influences that affected it. How did the weather enhance or hinder the landscape? For example, a Forest with Storm might indicate turbulent growth or struggles to find clarity in past explorations.
Draw one Landscape card , overlay one Weather card. What are the energies influencing your present moment? What actions or choices are required in this phase? For example, a Garden with Rain suggests a period of healing and nourishing personal growth, but with attention to emotional release.
Draw one Landscape card and overlay one Weather card What guidance does this combination offer for your journey forward, what lies ahead and how can you prepare?? For example, the Mountain with Sunny weather suggests that clarity and optimism will help you achieve your goals, despite challenges.
Reflect on the Whole Reading
Compare Landscapes:
How do the environments evolve from past to future? Is there a journey from isolation (e.g., Island) to connection (e.g., Neighbourhood), or from struggle (e.g., Desert) to abundance (e.g., Fields)?
Examine Weather Patterns:
Do the weather cards suggest increasing intensity or calmness over time? For example, moving from Storm to Rainbow suggests resolution and hope after hardship.
How do the interactions between landscapes and weather reveal a deeper narrative about your life or question? For instance, if all three phases show challenges (e.g., Swamp and Fog), this may suggest the need for patience and introspection.
