Tarot
A reflective practice, not a prediction. Draw a spread below — the shuffle is genuinely random — and read the cards as prompts for thinking a situation through.
How this page works
Tarot here is offered as a reflective practice, not prediction. The deck has 78 cards: 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana in four suits (Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles). Each card's meaning is explained, and the shuffle for a draw is genuinely random.
What you enter: the spread you want. The spreads explained include a single card, three cards for past–present–future, a three-card situation reading, the Celtic Cross, a relationship spread, a decision spread, a year-ahead spread and a yes/no reading.
Worked example: in a three-card past–present–future spread the first card is read as what led to the situation, the second as where things stand and the third as the direction they are moving. Read the three together as prompts for thinking the situation through.
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Your Draw
The cards below were dealt from a genuinely shuffled 78-card deck. Read them as questions to sit with, not as statements about what will happen.