Tarot spreads
Choose a layout that fits your question.
Selected: 3 cards
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Choosing a spread
Which spread should I begin with?
Begin with three cards: Situation, Challenge and Advice. Connect the advice to the challenge. Choose five cards to compare two paths, or seven to explore your needs, surroundings and next step.
Do I need to use the exact arrangement?
The numbered roles matter more than the shape on the table. These illustrations show the structure; the practice tools keep the same position names and reading order.
Can I use these spreads for love or career?
Yes. Keep the positions and adapt your question to communication, a work decision or another situation you can influence. Cards cannot verify another person’s private thoughts.
Can I change the positions after drawing?
Decide the roles before drawing. Changing them to fit a preferred answer loses the structure you intended to practise. Record a new layout separately for another reading.
Is the practice free?
All three practice tools are free. Explore the cards, position prompts and your own reflections. A personal PDF reading by Mira is optional.
3 CARDS · BEGIN HERE
A clear first step
What each position asks.
Position 1: Situation
Describe the situation shaping your question.
Position 2: Challenge
Notice a tension or assumption that deserves attention.
Position 3: Advice
Choose a response you can put into practice.
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5 CARDS · COMPARE
The Crossroads
What each position asks.
Position 1: What matters most
Which value matters most in this choice?
Position 2: Path A · Support
What strength could support this path?
Position 3: Path A · Challenge
What cost or limitation would you need to consider?
Position 4: Path B · Support
What support could make this path possible?
Position 5: Path B · Challenge
What challenge would you need to prepare for?
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7 CARDS · EXPLORE
The Inner Map
What each position asks.
Position 1: The present theme
Where does this theme appear in your situation?
Position 2: Your real need
What need might you want to acknowledge?
Position 3: A familiar response
Is this familiar response still helpful?
Position 4: External influences
What observable circumstances affect you?
Position 5: Available support
What support can you realistically access?
Position 6: A possible shift
What response could you try differently?
Position 7: Your next experiment
What small experiment could help you learn more?
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