Tarot spreads

A spread sets how many cards to draw and what each place on the table means. Choose by your question: one card is enough for a quick answer, the Celtic Cross suits a complicated situation.

Single card

1 card

A quick answer or a card of the day: one card, one core message.

Past, present, future

3 cards

The classic three-card reading: where you came from, where you are, where you're heading.

Situation, obstacle, advice

3 cards

A practical three-card reading for understanding an obstacle and what to do about it.

Five-card cross

5 cards

The five-card cross: situation, challenge, past, near future and outcome.

Relationship

7 cards

Seven cards about two people and what connects or divides them.

Two paths

7 cards

When you're choosing between two options: three cards for each path.

Celtic Cross

10 cards

The fullest classic spread: ten cards that look at the situation from every side.

Year ahead

12 cards

Twelve cards, one for each month of the year ahead.

Your own questions

1–15 cards

Write your own questions or positions: one card per line.

Draw a card for your question

A fairly shuffled deck, 9 spreads and a full reading of the spread. One reading a day is free.

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