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The Star Spread places the reader (or their particular concerns) at its root, and builds in layers from bottom-up. The pattern is similar in shape to the Hebrew Star of David, rather than the oft-seen Pentacle shape in the deck. In this spread, I find that cards 4 and 7 are key to divining solutions or courses of action. 4 is the heart of the concern, and 7 represents the pinnacle/outcome.
 | This card represents you in your present position; the root of the matter. |
 | This card represents your feelings, emotions and relationships, as have a direct bearing on the root of the matter. |
 | This card represents your mind, thoughts, and concerns of career or social standing, as relates to the root of the matter. |
 | This card represents the central force that plays upon your concerns; the heart of the matter. |
 | This card represents that which is surfacing and soon to become known; your near-future. |
 | This card represents your desires and wants/needs. |
 | This card represents the final outcome; the top of the matter. |