How many cards are in the deck?

78 cards: 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana (Wands, Cups, Swords, Pentacles), Waite numbering (Strength VIII, Justice XI).

Not in the same spread: each draw shuffles the deck and picks unique cards.

Which spreads are available?

Seven spreads: yes/no (1 card), single, past–present–future, love (you · other · bond), 5-card situation, horseshoe (7), and Celtic cross (10).

Yes for the draw and basic reading. Deep reports are in progress.

Online tarot reading

Guided reading with a 78-card Rider–Waite–Smith deck: transparent yes/no spread, love, 10-card Celtic cross and more — upright or reversed.

Quick answer

Aurapure's tarot uses a full 78-card Rider–Waite–Smith deck: transparent yes/no spread (upright favorable, reversed caution; Majors are sharper), three-position love spread, 10-card Celtic cross and more. Write a question, choose spread and method: original bilingual interpretive notes in an observatory tone — symbolic tradition, not fortune-telling.

Write a question and draw cards to see your reading.

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How to consult the tarot

1Write a question. Frame a clear question: tarot works better with open questions than absolute yes/no.
2Choose a spread. Yes/no (1 card), single, past–present–future, love, 5-card situation, horseshoe (7), or Celtic cross (10).
3Choose a method. Virtual shuffle or cut: each card is unique within the same spread.
4Read the interpretation. Each card has a traditional note; upright and reversed have different accents. Observatory tone, not fortune-telling.

What is tarot?

The Rider–Waite–Smith deck is a system of 78 cards (22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor) used as symbolic language. Each card represents archetypes, situations, and human qualities — not predetermined events.

How do you read a spread?

Each position has a meaning (past, challenge, advice…). Read the card in the context of the question and position. Upright and reversed have different accents; the yes/no spread uses explicit, transparent rules.

The yes/no spread

One card: upright tends favorable, reversed toward caution. A reversed Major Arcana reads as No; a reversed Minor as Uncertain. Tarot indicates tendencies, not certainties.

Why consult it?

To get symbolic perspective on a situation, with a rich, sober language. Aurapure does not promise certain answers: it offers interpretive tradition to compare with your own judgment.

Frequently asked questions

How does the yes/no spread work?: You draw 1 card: upright = favorable tendency (Yes), reversed = caution. A reversed Major Arcana reads as No; a reversed Minor as Uncertain. The rule is explicit — tarot indicates tendencies, not certainties.
How many cards are in the deck?: 78 cards: 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana (Wands, Cups, Swords, Pentacles), Waite numbering (Strength VIII, Justice XI).
Can cards repeat?: Not in the same spread: each draw shuffles the deck and picks unique cards.
Which spreads are available?: Seven spreads: yes/no (1 card), single, past–present–future, love (you · other · bond), 5-card situation, horseshoe (7), and Celtic cross (10).
Is it free?: Yes for the draw and basic reading. Deep reports are in progress.