Daily Tarot Card Reading

A daily tarot card works best as a routine. Draw at the same point each day: in the morning if you want a theme for the day ahead, in the evening if you would rather look back on it.

• A morning draw gives the day a focus
• An evening draw helps you review what happened
• Keep a notebook or notes app within reach

You can draw with no question at all, but a simple prompt gives the card something to answer.

• "What should I pay attention to today?"
• "What will help me most today?"
• Take a breath and hold the question in mind as you draw

Pick one card from the deck at the top of this page and flip it. It can land upright or reversed, and you get one draw per day, so the card you pull is the card you work with.

• An upright card shows its theme at full strength
• A reversed card shows the same theme blocked or turned inward
• Come back tomorrow for a new card

Your one-card tarot reading gives the card's keywords, what it means for today, what the day is good for, and what to watch out for.

• Look at the picture before you read the text
• Notice your first reaction to the card
• Tie the message to one thing you actually have planned today

The habit pays off when you compare the card with the day you had. After a few weeks you start to see which cards keep turning up and what they tend to mean for you.

• Write one line about how the card showed up
• Mark the cards that repeat
• Reread your old notes when the same card returns