Here's a new spread that I am playing with.

Thank you for sharing that one, @Natural Mystic Guide!  

I gave it a try and gained some helpul insights. Though, I rephrased position 3 a bit, as I avoid negations when formulating positions: Discard this doubt. 

I'm not sure if this is proper English, and I feel it alters the original ever so slightly. Another alternative I was considering was: Trust this from now on. 

 

Thanks again, I enjoyed the spread! 

10 hours ago, Ferrea said:

Discard this doubt.

I'm glad that you enjoyed the spread.  Thanks for the helpful feedback.  Your phrase 'Discard this doubt' is proper English.  I like keeping the 'doubt' in there, because self doubt is one of the things that we really have to wrestle with.

13 hours ago, Natural Mystic Guide said:

... self doubt is one of the things that we really have to wrestle with.

I understood the "self doubt" issue as written. So it seems understandable the way it is.

I might paraphrase as, Stop doubting this but as i said--I totally understood what was meant as you wrote it--that crippling, toxic self doubt. Bleh.

13 hours ago, Misterei said:

I understood the "self doubt" issue as written. So it seems understandable the way it is.

I might paraphrase as, Stop doubting this but as i said--I totally understood what was meant as you wrote it--that crippling, toxic self doubt. Bleh.

 

It certainly is ”understandable the way it is”. 

My point in using a positive phrase instead of a negative is to reduce complexity for the brain to process.