Joseph Campbell was one of the foremost collectors and interpreters of myths in the twentieth century. Although many of his conclusions have been called into question, his sage advice to follow your bliss is as pertinent in the twenty-first century as it was when he first uttered the statement to his students at Sarah Lawrence College.

The following spread grew out of a conversation regarding how we recognize our bliss and what it takes, on a personal level, to follow that bliss once we do recognize it.

"If you follow your bliss, you put yourself on a kind of track, which has been there all the while waiting for you, and the life that you ought to be living is the one you are living." Joseph Campbell

First position, three cards:
How will I recognize my bliss?

Second position, three cards.
What elements of my bliss need to be intentionally conceived and controlled?
Card # 4: What challenges me?
Card # 6: What comforts me
Card # 8: Where can I find guidance?

Third position, three cards
What elements of my bliss are below my conscious conception and control?
Card # 5: What challenges me?
Card # 7: What comforts me
Card # 9: Where can I find guidance?

Forth position, final card.
What is the thrust of the next six months?
Card # 10: What will act as the wedge to open the door to my bliss?