Cartomant
The cards are listening.
Draw a tarot spread and receive a thoughtful reading — then keep talking. Ask what a card means for you, where the tension lies, what to sit with. The reader answers, grounded in the cards you drew.
The method · in three movements
Choose a spread
From a single card to the full Celtic Cross.
Pull your cards
The deck is shuffled; the fan is spread before you.
Ask anything
The reading answers your follow-up questions.
From the observation log
“I keep circling the same decision about leaving my work. What am I not seeing?”
Drawn — The Star · Eight of Cups, reversed · The Sun
The reversed Eight sits between two bright cards, and that placement is most of the reading: the leaving itself is not in question — the lingering is. The Star behind you suggests the disappointment has already done its quiet work. Ask me where the hesitation lives, and we can look at it together.
The instruments
Readings
Choose a spread, pull your cards from the deck, and receive a reading you can talk to.
Card of the Day
One card, turned for everyone each day — a small reflection to carry with you.
Card Library
Both decks, card by card — Rider-Waite-Smith and Tarot de Marseille, upright and reversed.
Learn
Short guides to the deck, the spreads, reversals, and the craft of asking.
Errata & correspondence
Do I need to know the tarot?
No. The reader names each card as it is turned and explains its office in plain language — the guides are there whenever you care to go deeper.
Is this divination, or entertainment?
Reflection, honestly kept. The cards are a lens for your own questions, not a verdict — readings are for contemplation and entertainment, never medical, legal, or financial counsel.
Which decks are in the catalogue?
Rider-Waite-Smith and the Tarot de Marseille, complete — all seventy-eight cards of each, upright and reversed.
Are my readings private?
Yours alone. Readings are kept to your account and shown to no one else; the full particulars are set out in the Privacy note below.