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Tarot Reading

The full 78-card deckNo birth details neededThree spreads, the Celtic Cross included

Shuffle the full 78-card deck, draw your own cards, and read each one in its place.

The instrument

Tarot Reading

Your cards, drawn by you

Tarot Reading

Preparing the instrument…

Tarot Reading

Shuffling the deck…

This one asks for nothing about you: the deck is shuffled and your cards are read in your browser, and a question you hold in mind stays on this page.

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About this tool and its method

A real deck, all 78 cards

The Almanac tarot follows the Rider-Waite-Smith order: twenty-two cards of the Major Arcana, from the Fool to the World, and fifty-six of the Minor Arcana in four suits. Wands carry will and work, Cups feeling and connection, Swords thought and conflict, Pentacles body, money and craft. Every card is engraved in the house hand; its numeral and its title are set in type, as a printed deck sets them.

How the draw works

The whole deck is shuffled with your browser’s own cryptographic random numbers, so every order of the 78 cards is equally likely, and each card may fall reversed, as many readers allow. The shuffled deck is fanned face down and you take your cards from it yourself, or let the deck deal. Nothing is fetched and nothing is sent: the question, the cards and the reading stay on this page.

The three spreads

Card of the day
One card to carry through today. It is kept on this device, so returning today shows the same card until tomorrow.
Past, present, next step
Three cards: what has shaped the situation, where you stand now, and the step or attitude the reading points toward.
The Celtic Cross
The full traditional spread of ten cards, laid as the cross and the staff, for a question that needs room.
A tarot reading is reflection, never forecast. The cards describe a situation and ask a question of it; what happens next is yours to choose. Tarot is not a replacement for God, prayer, Scripture or wise counsel, and it does not speak with divine authority. It is no substitute for medical, legal, financial or pastoral judgment.

What this tool does

Hold a question in mind, choose the card of the day, three cards for past, present and next step, or the ten-card Celtic Cross, and draw from the shuffled 78-card deck yourself. Each card is read in its place, upright or reversed, and the spread is read as a whole. Membership opens the tarot, as it opens every instrument; no birth details are needed.

A tarot reading is a mirror held up to a question: the cards name what is in view, and the reading is what you make of it.

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Common questions

Who can use the tarot reading?

The tarot is one of the Almanac’s instruments, opened by membership like the others. Members draw the card of the day, three cards, and the full ten-card Celtic Cross, as often as they like.

Can tarot predict the future?

The Almanac reads tarot as reflection rather than prediction. A card names a theme worth looking at in your situation and asks a question of it; the choices that follow stay yours.

What does a reversed card mean?

A reversed card turns its theme inward, or shows it blocked, delayed or overdone. It is read as the same card from another side, not as a bad omen.

Why does my card of the day stay the same?

The card of the day is drawn once a day and kept on this device, so a reading is not redrawn until it says what you hoped. A new card is ready tomorrow.

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