Welcome to the World of Tarot Magic

Discover the ancient wisdom of Tarot cards

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tarot?

Tarot is a system of 78 cards with rich symbolism used for self-reflection and insight. Each card carries a unique image that helps you make sense of a situation and find answers within yourself.

How do I ask good tarot questions?

Ask open-ended questions: 'What should I consider?' rather than 'Yes or no?'. Focus on your question before drawing cards and trust your first impression of the card.

What is a daily card?

The daily card is a daily practice: one card to set the tone for your day. You earn 1 point per day, and 30 consecutive days unlock a free consultation with a tarot reader.

What do upright and reversed meanings mean?

A card's upright meaning is its core energy; the reversed meaning describes that same energy weakened or blocked. Every card on the site shows both: in readings a card comes up in its upright meaning, while the full description with the reversed meaning opens on the card's own page.

How often can I do readings?

Three-card spreads and Yes/No — unlimited. Daily Card — once a day (a recommendation). Try not to ask the same question several times in a row — give the situation time to develop.

What is the difference between free and paid interpretation?

Free: you see three cards and their individual meanings. Paid interpretation weaves them into one coherent answer to your specific question, revealing the connecting thread.

Can I read Tarot online for free and without registration?

Yes. The card of the day, the 3-card spread, the Yes or No answer and the meanings of all 78 cards are free and work without an account. You only need to register for points, reading history and the interpretation subscription.

Which deck is used and what do the symbols on the cards mean?

We use the classic Rider-Waite deck of 1909 — the very standard almost all modern interpretations rely on. Every detail of the artwork carries meaning: colours, animals, numbers, elements. The symbolism of each card is covered in Tarot Card Meanings.