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Decide what to watch for over the coming months.

Forecast spreads divide a stretch of time into observation windows: the next three months, the twelve months of a year, or four quarters. Each window gets a card pointing to a theme worth noticing then.

Think of it as a calendar with reminders rather than a prophecy. When the month arrives, look back at how the card and your life connect, and adjust what comes next.

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The next three months

Four cards: one for now, three for each of the coming months. You choose the starting month. Good for pacing a fairly short stretch of time.

Good for: a monthly check-in, the start of a quarter, a new environment.

Spread: Four-stage timeline, 4 cards

For example: Over the next three months, what should I watch for at work and at home?
Start with this spreadSuggested reader: Granny Gui
Four-stage timeline1234
  1. Now
  2. Month 1
  3. Month 2
  4. Month 3

Year ahead: twelve months and a theme

Thirteen cards: one for each month plus a theme for the year. Draw it at New Year, on your birthday or at any fresh start, and come back each quarter to review.

Good for: yearly planning, birthdays, a new chapter. An advanced spread.

Spread: Twelve months and a theme, 13 cards

For example: Over the coming year, which areas of my life do I want to invest in?
Start with this spreadSuggested reader: Granny Gui
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  1. Month 1
  2. Month 2
  3. Month 3
  4. Month 4
  5. Month 5
  6. Month 6
  7. Month 7
  8. Month 8
  9. Month 9
  10. Month 10
  11. Month 11
  12. Month 12
  13. Year theme

Four-quarter planning

Three cards for each quarter — theme, action and limit — twelve in all. More action-focused than the month spread: it breaks a year's goals into quarterly priorities.

Good for: breaking down yearly goals, project planning, a side project's year.

Spread: Four-quarter planning, 12 cards

For example: How should I spread this year's goals across the four quarters?
Start with this spreadSuggested reader: Lu Heng
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  1. Q1 theme
  2. Q1 action
  3. Q1 limit
  4. Q2 theme
  5. Q2 action
  6. Q2 limit
  7. Q3 theme
  8. Q3 action
  9. Q3 limit
  10. Q4 theme
  11. Q4 action
  12. Q4 limit

Twelve houses: a full life check-in

Twelve cards for twelve areas of life: self, resources, learning, home, creativity, daily routine, relationships and more. They are areas, not months. For when you want to look at your life as a whole.

Good for: birthdays, mid-year, a full review of how life is going.

Spread: Twelve life areas, 12 cards

For example: Which areas of my life need a little more care?
Start with this spread
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  1. Self
  2. Personal resources
  3. Communication and learning
  4. Home
  5. Creativity and dating
  6. Daily care
  7. Relationships
  8. Shared resources
  9. Exploration
  10. Career
  11. Community
  12. Solitude and reflection

Questions that work well

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Rephrase for a more useful reading

  • Instead ofWill I get married next year?

    TryWhat do I want to build in love for myself next year?

    Forecast spreads don't predict events; they help you set what to focus on.

  • Instead ofWhich month will I get rich?

    TryIn which months could I push hardest on work and income this year?

    We don't predict money. Point the question at actions you can schedule.

How it works

  1. Write your questionConfirm the question, background and time frame, and pick a spread.
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AI readers suited to this topic

Granny Gui

Granny GuiThe life companion

68, retired teahouse owner · Kind, wise, humorous, gently firm

Describes where you stand in everyday language and separates today's feelings from long-term needs.

Family tiesLife stagesLong-running dilemmas

Won’t: No lecturing, no pressure to marry, never pulls rank by age.

Read with Granny Gui
Lu Heng

Lu HengThe clear-headed analyst

34, a former architect · Calm, practical, well-organised

Leads with the core judgement, then breaks down options, conditions and costs, and ends with action steps.

Career choicesMoving a project forwardHard trade-offs

Won’t: Never invents odds of success and never treats the cards as factual evidence.

Read with Lu Heng

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Common questions

Is a year-ahead reading accurate?

We don't treat it as a prediction. Its value is in giving each stretch of time a focus you can come back to each quarter and adjust.

Why do I choose a starting month?

The starting month sets which month each card covers, so it works from a birthday, a school year or a project start. The observation period can run from 1 to 36 months.

How are the twelve houses different from twelve months?

The twelve houses are twelve areas of life, such as self, resources, home and relationships, with no timing. The year-ahead spread is the one arranged by month.

How often should I review?

Look at a three-month reading monthly and a year-ahead reading at the end of each quarter. With an account, readings stay in My readings.

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