The tarot workshop
Interpret your tarot spread
Choose a method, enter the cards you drew and explore their meaning in each position using the texts in our guide.
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Your interpretation
A structured reading from the guide: positions, excerpts and reflection prompts.
A symbolic reading, not a prediction. Do not base important decisions solely on a spread.
A symbolic reading, not a prediction. Do not base important decisions solely on a spread.
Understanding the workshop
A few pointers for using this tool thoughtfully.
Which spread should I choose?
Use one card for a specific focus, three for a progression, or the cross, horseshoe or Celtic cross for more positions. The positions follow our guide; use their stated order rather than a different layout.
How do I enter my cards?
Draw from your own deck, then select each card by name. All 78 guide cards are available, without duplicates. This tool does not draw random cards for you.
Should I include reversed cards?
Only if you use them in your practice. Here a reversal offers a lens of tension or adjustment, not a negative forecast. Marseille and Waite-Smith traditions are not interchangeable: compare the articles with your deck.
How is the reading constructed?
A symbolic reading based on local rules linking card themes and positions. This is not a prediction. The tool relates spread positions to guide excerpts, prioritises tension passages for obstacles or reversals, and shows a short excerpt for each card. It is not a prediction. Each card links to its source.
Is my spread saved?
The tool does not save the spread. It only loads the selected card articles. You choose whether to copy the recap; reloading or leaving clears your input. The site's general privacy rules still apply.
