Free Tarot Reading (191 decks, 9 reading types)

Here you can select any of 191 tarot decks and 9 types of readings, to play a game of tarot with for free.
Use the menu at the top of this web game to select a different deck or reading type.

If a card is upside down, that is the common notation for the opposite meaning of the card, also known as the "negative" or "reversed" meaning of the card.

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5 of Pentacles

Explanation

The 5 of Pentacles is an assignment-number card, and is about letting go of your securities. Pentacles element Earth (also) represents material posessions, so this card is about letting go of (some of) your worldly assets.

Meaning

Positive

Don't look back, and don't get depressed over what you've lost. Things may seem a little barren right now, but help is on the way.

Neutral

Despite losing something, you gained something as well; freedom from ties.

Negative

You're too afraid of losing your securities and thus setting yourself free.

5 of Swords

Explanation

The 5 of Swords is about facing reality. The 5 is an assignment number, and in the slighly more difficult suit of Swords, it means you face a difficult challenge where your past experiences could hold you down.

Meaning

Positive

Try to figure out what it is that keeps you held down, then turn this weakness to a strength for dealing with the situations just ahead.

Neutral

You're working on new problems on your road to your ideal, but something from your past could be holding you down. Don't give up because of this, try to adapt to conquer the next problems on your road.

Negative

Try to let the past rest, and focus completely on what's ahead with as clean a slate as possible. The past is too much of an anchor on your leg right now.

Justice

Explanation

Justice is an important concept in nearly every culture and religion. It is part of the four midieval values, the other three are: strength, temperance and carefulness. Only carefulness is missing from the major arcana, nobody really knows why.

Place in the cycle

This card carries the number 11. In the Rider-Waite deck, Strength and Justice have swapped places because Waite saw links with the astrological signs Leo and Libra.
Consisting of two 1's, it has both the characteristics of 1 and 2. A number full of opposites therefore. The number 11 is the first assignment number in the new cycle.

Meaning

Positive

Waiting for another can be very frustrating. See what you can do on your own. Make your own analysis, subject yourself to your own objective judgement. Then the judgement of the other(s) won't a surprise to you anymore.

Neutral

When the Justice card is drawn, you will feel a major change heading your way, which brings some apprehension or excitement on your part along with it. An outside entity could have to pass judgement on you, which will leave you feeling somewhat powerless.

Negative

Don't wait for the judgement of others. You'll be able to continue on your own.

Knight of Cups

Explanation

The Knight of Cups is explores his own feelings, and the outside world might not even notice.

Meaning

Positive

Try to recognize your own true feelings, and try to come to some conclusion on where to move next. You may have to change a few things here and there.

Neutral

You're working with your own feelings about where to head next, about what makes you truely happy. Take your time for this choice.

Negative

Now is not the right time to express your feelings to others around you, you make yourself too vulnerable that way.

9 of Wands

Explanation

The 9 represents rest after work, which is another thing (like 8) that the element Fire associated with Wands is not very comfortable with. Fire likes to keep going. This rest will probably be spent thinking about what to do next along the course to completion.

Meaning

Positive

It's not wrong to keep thinking ahead, but you could really use some real rest as well. You've earned it.

Neutral

You've completed a chapter in which you faced yourself. Your success has given you confidence, and now would be good time to get a little rest, but you're probably too impatient to truely do nothing.

Negative

There might be things on your horizon that you did not face before. Now is not the time to be arrogant or careless.

6 of Swords

Explanation

The 6 of Swords is a reward number after the hard assignment in 5 of Swords, it brings you to a safe place to rest a bit.

Meaning

Positive

Now is a good time to take some rest. Your work will be of higher quality if you take short breaks regularly.

Neutral

If you take some rest now, you can re-evaluate your course on the way to realizing your ideal.

Negative

Now is not the best time to rest. Your competitors could be right behind you, and if you slack off now you could undo the progress over your competitors that you gained earlier.

5 of Wands

Explanation

The 5 of Wands represents competition. The 5 is the second assignment number, and therefore a difficult card. 5 combined with the Wand's element fire challenges you. You'll have to fight hard for your idea, but you stand a good chance of succeeding.

Meaning

Positive

Overcome your fears of rejection and failure. Fight for the realisation of your dreams. Don't be afraid to confront yourself either, so you can discover what you're worth. This card is more about the fighting than the winning.

Neutral

An important wish of yours is getting closer to being realized. This may scare you somewhat, because in your dreams you were able to make it as beautiful as you want, while reality doesn't always give you exactly what you want.

Negative

Now is not the time to fight, now is the time to evade. Choose a safe way to come closer to realisation of your dreams and ideas.

Reading : Ladder

The 'Ladder' reading is a structured piece of advice to the questioner. It shows you how to proceed from an issue indicated by card 1 to the intermediate goal indicated by card 7.

Cards 2 through 6 indicate usually the easiest path toward the intermediate goal of card 7.

• Card 1 is turned first, and indicates an important issue or problem or choice facing the questioner.
• Card 7 is turned second, and indicates what the reader has to do or grow towards to overcome what's indicated by card 1.
• Cards 2 to 6 are the advice cards that can help you reach the goal indicated by card 7. They are to be taken sequentially, so see if you can improve yourself with the tip of card 2 first, then card 3, etc.