Yes or No tarot

Hold one clear yes-or-no question in mind, then draw a single card.

Your yes-or-no question (stays on your device)

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How the answer is decided

This reading follows a simple, common rule. An upright card leans yes and a reversed card leans no. A few cards are about pausing, hidden information or mixed feelings: The High Priestess, The Hanged Man, The Moon, the Two of Swords, the Four of Swords and the Seven of Cups. When one of them appears, the answer is not yet.

Treat the answer as a nudge to think, not a decision. If the question matters, read the card's full meaning and ask what you already know about the situation.

Tips for a clearer answer

• Ask one question at a time, and make it specific: "Should I apply for this job this week?" works better than "What about my career?"
• Draw once. Asking the same question again and again until you like the answer makes the reading meaningless.
• For questions about feelings or several people, try a love tarot reading or a three-card reading instead.