The Time Change Spread is used for a situation that has already occurred but has not yet ended. It is a spread used to predict the changes that will happen in the future for such situations. Like the time sequence spreads previously introduced, this spread also arranges time in chronological order into a timeline. By analyzing the information shown on each card and the interrelated elements, it can deduce the future trend or outcome of a particular matter.

　　Compared to the Time Flow Spread, the Time Change Spread divides the past and future into more detailed periods. Compared to the Weekly Prediction Spread, it does not have a fixed time range. In other words, the Time Change Spread is an advanced form of the previous two spreads.

Meaning of Each Position:

　　The layout of the Time Change Spread is the same as the Weekly Prediction Spread. The card on the far left represents the distant past, then comes the recent past, the situation that just happened, the current situation, the situation about to happen, the near future, and the distant future. The cut card is still located below the seven cards.

　　The terms "distant," "recent," and "just happened" or "about to happen" usually have certain time ranges. Generally speaking, the distant past refers to situations three months ago, the recent past refers to the period from three months ago to a week ago, the just happened refers to the past week, the present is now, the about to happen refers to within the next week, the near future refers to one week to three months in the future, and the distant future refers to more than three months in the future.

　　In this context, the seven cards representing different time periods reflect the objective conditions, while the cut card shows the mindset of the person asking the question at the time of the reading. If an indicator card is used, it represents the characteristics of the person involved.

Reading Order:

　　First, assess the impact of the cut card or the indicator card on the entire spread. Then interpret each card in chronological order. Finally, summarize all the information and provide advice for the reader.

Precautions:

　　The mutual influence between cards remains a key focus here. If a cut card is used, the past events will affect the current situation and also influence the cut card. The cut card affects the current situation and future developments. If an indicator card is used, the indicator card will influence all the cards, and the situations represented by the earlier cards will affect those that come later.