Would it serve me well to quit my job?

I'll pull three cards for this — past, present, and what the choice points toward.

The job in question ended in form some time ago — what you're weighing is whether to keep attending it.

Past is the Page of Wands upright (past seat): you started this with a real spark, curiosity and the energy to explore something new. That part was alive.

Present is Death reversed (present seat): the role has already finished what it was going to finish, but you're holding the door closed against that ending — out of fear, comfort, or not knowing what comes next. The reversal is resistance, not a sign that things are still working underneath.

Future, if you keep holding that door, is The Lovers reversed (future seat): a choice made from misalignment rather than from values. Staying from fear looks like deciding, but it's actually deferring, and that drift costs more than the move would. Two Major cards in the spread is the structure saying this isn't a "should I renegotiate my hours" question — it's an identity one.

Two conditions, then one move. If, on paper, you can name what about the original spark is gone and what you'd want the next chapter to be about instead, the answer to "should I quit" writes itself. If you can't name those on paper, then no move is yet honest — the resistance isn't really about the job, it's about not having a clear alternative to walk toward.

Inside the next 48 hours, before anything else: write two columns. Left: what you actually do on a typical Tuesday, hour by hour. Right: what you imagined you'd be doing when the Page-of-Wands spark was alive. Read both columns out loud. The gap is the answer the cards can't give you.

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