Part Six — Weavings

The Full Unravelling

“Some questions are worth the whole cloth.”

Reserved for large, rare questions — the equivalent of a full life reading rather than a check-in, and not a practice to reach for casually.

Draw every card relevant to the question from each ring — both Self-Kin poles that apply, both Dyad-Kin pairs, all four Skein-Kin, and any Unaligned figures the question touches — laying out, in effect, the entire relevant portion of the deck at once. This is slow, deliberately so, and should not be attempted without real time set aside; a Full Unravelling read in ten rushed minutes defeats its own purpose. Where the Four-Point Weaving gives you three flat views and a frame, the Full Unravelling attempts something closer to a complete model of the situation, at the cost of taking considerably longer to lay out and to sit with honestly.