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The cards don't answer "logic or feeling" — they say the missing ingredient is written facts, not logic.

Your three-card spread for that question: Past — Five of Swords, upright. Present — Page of Wands, reversed. Future — The Emperor, upright.

The Past seat shows the pattern this decision grew out of: Five of Swords upright is clarity that was won at someone's expense and still sits in the room — a hard, correct read that cost you. That is the emotional residue you are asking about, and it is real evidence, not noise to be reasoned away.

The Present seat shows the pull itself: Page of Wands reversed is enthusiasm that has outrun its facts — the spark is genuine, but it is running ahead of what you can actually verify right now.

The Future seat, The Emperor upright, is the only Major in the draw. If you keep going, this tends toward structure, boundaries and terms — decisions made inside a frame rather than inside a mood. Note what the draw does *not* say: it never separates thinking from feeling, and it hands you no verdict on your decision.

So, conditionally: if the terms of this decision can be put on paper — what you gain, what you give up, by when, decided by whom — then The Emperor's structure is yours to use, and logic serves it well. if those written terms turn out thinner than the feeling driving you, then the gap is evidence, not emotion, and the reversed Page of Wands says the enthusiasm is ahead of the facts rather than the facts failing.

Your one move, in the next 48 hours: get this decision in writing from whoever actually decides it — the real terms, dates, numbers, and the name of the person you'd report to. Log what comes back beside what you currently believe, and see which of the two is bigger.

And one thing I don't have: the King of Swords you drew — was it upright or reversed? I won't guess an orientation for you, and that one answer would sharpen how this spread reads against the card already in your hand.