Is my current job secure?

Not a yes or no from the cards — what they show is a job whose strain is visible and whose direction is still yours to set.

Past — Ten of Wands, upright. What got you here is volume: more carried than most people in the room know about. That's how the position was built, and it's also why the question of security feels live right now.

Present — Two of Wands, upright. You are holding the world map, not the rudder. The situation is stable but under watch — you're on a balcony looking at two roads, which is exactly the posture of someone whose job isn't threatened so much as stalled.

Future — The Sun, upright. The one Major in the spread, and it sits ahead. If the middle stays as it is, this resolves into the clearest, most visible version of itself — work that gets named as yours out loud.

The spread is two Wands and a Sun: fire throughout, all upright. This is a story about initiative and load, not about endings. Nothing here says the floor is being pulled out.

So — check the record, and the two branches split there. If the actual ownership of your work — the written plan, the real responsibility list, who covers it if you're out a week — still carries your name, the Two of Wands into the Sun reads as a load that gets set down and made visible, and that's the secure version. If that record has quietly moved to someone else, or the plan simply doesn't mention you, the Ten of Wands is telling you the strain *is* the signal, and the Sun is a description of what you'd look for elsewhere, not of this.

One step, in the next 48 hours, on your own: find the concrete document or record your actual responsibilities live in — the team plan, the rota, the last review write-up — and read what it says about your work, in those words, this month. Then ask the one person who would actually know whether your role is on next quarter's plan.

Want the spread drawn as a picture, or this reading saved to your journal?