I keep casting the same spell. Should I

I don't cast or evaluate spells — but the situation around one is something the cards can read, and here they are for today.

The spread does not say "it's working." It says the asking is the part that's stuck.

Past — Five of Swords, upright. The spell was picked up after a defeat, as a way to win the argument back. Whatever it was for, the shape of it was a fight, and you came out of it tired with nothing to show but the intent.

Present — The World, upright. The cycle it belonged to is already closed. Nothing about it is still in progress — which is why casting it again produces no new information. You are repeating a rite whose season has passed.

Future — Nine of Pentacles, upright. Under that condition the reading leans toward tending your own ground: something you can count, in your own hands, that doesn't need re-casting to prove.

So the conditional: if the change you wanted has already shown up in your ordinary days — checkable, not remembered — then yes, let it go, and stop re-running the spell for confirmation. If nothing measurable in your week has actually changed since you first cast it, then the repetition is doing something else entirely (comfort, or dread), and no card is going to settle that; the reading turns on which one is true, not on the rite.

The step: write down the date you first cast it and the three things you wanted from it. Then go through the last week with those three in hand and mark which have actually happened. That brings back something I cannot supply — your record, not your head.

Want the three cards as a picture?