Free tarot card reading

Choose a spread, think of your question, and tap the cards you feel drawn to. When all are chosen they turn over, and each position is read in turn.

How to get a good reading

Settle on one clear, open question before you begin: "What do I need to understand about my work right now?" works better than "Will I get the job?". Shuffle, take a breath, and pick the cards that catch your attention. Read each card in its position, then read them together as a story.

The 22 Major Arcana

This reader uses the Major Arcana, the 22 trump cards that describe the large themes of life. Each card is shown with the planet, sign or element traditionally linked to it, a link that will feel familiar to anyone who knows Jyotish.

No.CardAstrological correspondence
0The FoolUranus (air)
IThe MagicianMercury
IIThe High PriestessMoon
IIIThe EmpressVenus
IVThe EmperorAries
VThe HierophantTaurus
VIThe LoversGemini
VIIThe ChariotCancer
VIIIStrengthLeo
IXThe HermitVirgo
XWheel of FortuneJupiter
XIJusticeLibra
XIIThe Hanged ManNeptune (water)
XIIIDeathScorpio
XIVTemperanceSagittarius
XVThe DevilCapricorn
XVIThe TowerMars
XVIIThe StarAquarius
XVIIIThe MoonPisces
XIXThe SunSun
XXJudgementPluto (fire)
XXIThe WorldSaturn

Limits

Tarot is a tool for reflection, not a prediction and not professional advice. Cards are drawn upright and at random. Tarot comes from a European tradition and is separate from Jyotish; for a reading from your birth chart, see the Kundli and the daily horoscope.