House of Sears · c. 1976
A tarot deck for Amanda Sears
Read with Amanda's names, or switch to the traditional tarot names.
Four spreads, from a single glance to the whole room. Take the one that matches how much you want to know.
Every spread is a solo reading. Other people can be what the reading is about, but it is your hand on the cards.
Two minutes and one thing on your mind — a morning check-in, a small yes or no, the mood you can't name yet.
For a morning, a mood, or one decision. Hold the question loosely and take the first card your hand wants.
The house default. Something has shifted and you can feel it but not say it yet — you want the shape of it, start to finish.
The classic line, House of Sears style. Draw left to right and let the middle card do the arguing.
A plan, a piece, or a person that is almost right and won't quite sit. Four cards find the inch that is off.
For anything that is almost right. Draw in order, as though pinning a hem, and do not skip the fourth.
The real question — the one with other people in it, present or not. Read it alone; nobody else has to sit down with you.
One reader, one question. Draw the center first, then the two beside it, then the last two.
The big one. A crossroads, a chapter ending, a question with layers — when you have twenty minutes and want the whole picture.
Still a solo reading. Draw slowly, in order: six cards make the cross, four make the staff beside it. Read the cross first, then let the staff answer it.
Optional. Leave it blank and The EYE will simply tell you where you are.
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