The pullWrite what is on your mind, swipe the fan, and tap the card that calls your hand.The readingWritten to your question and the cards in front of you, not recited from a book.The deckEvery card teaches itself: its symbols, its sign and planet, and every other card that shares them.The journalEvery pull lands here, and in time it shows you which cards keep returning.
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A tarot journal for reading, keeping and learning
ReadingWrite what is on your mind, draw one card or three, and the reading is written to your question and the cards in front of you, not recited from a book.
KeepingEvery pull lands in your journal. A paper practice can do everything else; what it cannot do is tell you the Tower has turned up five times since March.
LearningEvery card teaches itself: its meaning upright and reversed, what Smith drew and why, its sign, planet and symbols, and a tap to every card that carries the same.
The 1909 deck, in fullPamela Colman Smith's plates, all 78, as she drew them.
Made to be put downNo feeds, no ads and nothing built to keep you scrolling. Pull, read, and get on with your day.
Light and darkPure white, near black, or whatever your phone is set to.
Your own deckcomingPhotograph the pull you laid on your own table, and have that read instead.