TAROT
The question you
cannot shake off.
You do not have to explain it to anyone or bother anyone with it. You ask it here, draw a card to it, and often notice yourself what you have been thinking all along.
EVERY MORNING
A card that has been
waiting for you.
You open the app and your daily card lies there face down. You touch it, it turns over, and there is its name, its keywords and a few sentences. You have read it before the coffee goes cold.
At the very start the app asked you once what occupies you most right now: love, work, self-worth, letting go or a new beginning. That is what your card answers. The same card tells someone freshly separated something else than it tells you. And when your life changes, what your card speaks about changes with it.
SEVENTY-EIGHT CARDS
Three lie open.
The rest is waiting.
Twenty-two cards of the Major Arcana and fifty-six of the Minor. Each has its own meaning, and below that what it says to your theme. On evenings you do not want to ask anything, you just leaf through: the lexicon lies open.
„The Sun brings joy, clarity and warmth. Today something is allowed to be easy - show yourself openly, celebrate the good, and let your energy be contagious.“ — The Sun, on a morning you draw it.
FOUR READINGS
Some questions need
more than one card.
Four readings are ready, and you choose by the size of your question. Three cards for what was, is and comes. One for the person on your mind, one for where your work is going. And when it really matters, ten.
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Present
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Challenge
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Past
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Near Future
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Conscious Goal
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Unconscious
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Self
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Environment
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Hopes and Fears
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Outcome
- Three Card Spread
- Past, Present, Future
- Relationship Reading
- The dynamic between you
- Career Reading
- Clarity for your professional path
- Grand Reading
- Ten cards for the big questions
This is how the Grand Reading lies in front of you. Each of the ten places asks its own question, and your card is read only against that. The same card says something else on Environment than on Hopes and Fears.
WHERE IT COMES FROM
For three hundred and fifty years
tarot was a game.
At the Milanese court the first cards were painted one by one and laid with gold leaf, precious as jewellery. In the middle of the fifteenth century people played with them. Fortune telling was not part of it for a long time.
That a language grew out of it we owe to a handful of people between 1781 and 1909. They ordered the cards and gave them the pictures we know today. If that interests you, the Academy in the app takes its time telling you the rest.
Your card is waiting.
Moonjourn is coming. Join the list and you get an email as soon as you can draw it.
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