
Tarot Cards Reading
Tarot is a symbolic deck of 78 cards that can help you pause with a question and see a situation from another angle. It brings together the Major Arcana, which reflects larger life themes, and the Minor Arcana, which speaks to the patterns of everyday life.
A Tarot reading is not a fixed prediction. It is a reflective practice: the images, card positions, and your own response can help you notice what matters, name a feeling, or consider a more grounded next step.
Choose the type of reading that fits your question below. Each one opens its own simple reading page, explains the spread, and then lets you choose the exact number of cards.
Tarot Readings
Explore all nine reading styles—from a focused one-card pull to a detailed Celtic Cross—then choose the spread that matches your question.
How to read the Tarot cards?
Before beginning, take a moment to name what you would like to understand. You do not need a perfect question; a feeling, decision, or recurring thought is enough to begin.
As you choose a card, notice its imagery and your immediate reaction. In a multi-card spread, meaning grows from the relationship between the positions.
Major Arcana and Minor Arcana
The Major Arcana contains 22 cards linked to larger themes and transitions. The Minor Arcana explores everyday feelings, energy, thoughts, relationships, work, and resources.
Use the reading as a point of reflection rather than a replacement for your own judgement. Tarot is not medical, legal, financial, or mental-health advice.







