What’s on your mind?
A different angle on things. Something to take with you.
Free tarot readings, with room to reflect.
What would you like to explore? Your selected focus helps determine which written card interpretations appear.
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How your question is used
Words in your question help suggest a topic and a focus, which you can change above. Cards are drawn at random. The reading combines written interpretations for that focus, so it will not answer every detail of your question individually.
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Situation, obstacle, advice
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A closer look at the cards
Use what fits your experience as you consider what you want to do next.
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A little context, before you begin.
How it works
Begin with a question and choose a spread. Cards are drawn at random from the full 78-card deck. Their positions and your selected focus determine how written interpretations are combined, with a suggestion you can try.
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Finding your spread
Choose one card for a brief reading. With three cards, explore your situation and advice for an obstacle. Another spread connects past influences with your present position and a possible next step.
The five-card spreads explore a decision or a relationship in more depth. Choose the ten-card Celtic Cross for a wider view of the circumstances surrounding your question.
When a card needs another look
You can draw a clarifying card beside a card you want to explore further. Its interpretation relates the two cards to the position in the spread, with your chosen focus in mind.
Get to know the cards
Each illustrated guide explains the card’s upright and reversed meanings. It connects details in the artwork to examples from relationships and everyday life, including work.
Explore all 78 tarot card meanings →