The spread library
Choose how to ask
Every spread draws from the same 78 cards. What changes is the question you put to them — and what each position is allowed to mean.
1FreeCard of the Day
One card, one day
A single card to set the tone of the day. The smallest ritual — and the one worth keeping.
2FreeYes / No
A clear answer
For a question with only two answers. The first card decides; the second tells you what the answer rests on.
3FreeThree Cards
Past · Present · Future
The classic starter spread. A question, a line drawn through time, and three cards that talk to each other.
3FreeSituation · Obstacle · Advice
For when something is stuck
What is really going on, what is genuinely standing in the way, and one thing you can actually do about it.
5CircleCrossroads
Two paths, weighed
For a real either/or. Each option gets its own line — what it is now, where it leads — and a fifth card names the thing you have not yet weighed.
6CircleLove spread
You · Them · The dynamic
Six cards on a connection — your side of it, theirs, and where the current between you is running.
5CircleCareer
Work, craft, direction
Five cards on where you stand professionally — what is working in your favour, what is holding you back, and the thing you have been looking past.
7CircleHorseshoe
Seven cards, a wide arc
The long view on one question: what brought it here, what is hidden inside it, what stands in the way, and what the cards advise you to do.
10CircleCeltic Cross
Ten cards, the full picture
The full reading. Ten positions around a single question, read for depth rather than for completeness.
12CircleYear Wheel
Twelve months ahead
One card for each of the next twelve months, laid in a circle starting from the month you are in. A New Year or birthday ritual.