Tarot, plainly
Calm, practical guides to tarot and self-reflection — plus news from the Tarot Told Me app.
Yes or no tarot: how to ask, how to read the lean, and what your reaction tells you
One question, one card, three possible answers. Here is how the traditional yes, no and maybe work — and why the most useful part is how the answer lands.
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Tarot card of the day: a two-minute practice for the morning or the evening
One card, one question to carry, one line in a notebook. How to use a daily card as a prompt for today — not a forecast for it.
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Love tarot reading: see your side of it
A love tarot reading can’t tell you what someone else feels. It can help you see what you need, what’s in the way, and one step you could take.
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Why we built Tarot Told Me
It started in a café: with our own conversation — and two women reading tarot at the next table.
Reflective tarot: what it is and how to use tarot for self-reflection
Reflective tarot uses the cards as images for understanding yourself — not for predicting the future. Here is what it means, where it comes from, and how to practice it.
One calm letter a month
New guides, a card to sit with, and app news. Once a month, no more.