Tarot Spreads
Tarot spreads: description, position meanings, and a free online reading.
Card of the Day · 1A single-card draw meant as a quiet reference point for the day rather than a forecast of events.Three Cards · 3The Three Cards spread traces a single line through time — past, present, future — turning a question into a small story that can be read from the outside.Mind · Body · Spirit · 3This spread lays out a single question across three planes at once — thought, physical experience, and inner meaning — so that a familiar situation can be seen from three angles instead of one.Relationship · 5This spread lays out a relationship as a small structure of five vantage points, so that a shared bond can be looked at from the outside rather than from within its feelings.Decision · 5This spread lays a fork in the road out into the open: one situation, two possible paths, and where each might lead.Star · 6The Star spread lays out six positions that gather a single question into a small constellation: the self at the center, and around it the forces of hope, strenHorseshoe · 7The Horseshoe is a wide-angle spread for looking at a single question from several sides at once, tracing how it moved out of the past, where it stands now, and where its current momentum tends.Celtic Cross · 10The Celtic Cross is the most complete layout in tarot: ten positions that surround a single question with context, from its roots in the past to the shape of a possible outcome.Wheel of the Year · 12The Wheel of the Year lays a question out across twelve months, turning a single concern into a slow arc that can be watched from the outside.