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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3 of Cups

Explanation

The 3 of Cups represents hope, faith and love. The 3 is a reward number and in this suit of Cups your feelings during that number will be that of joy and self-contentment.

Meaning

Positive

This card will test your abilities to enjoy hope, faith and love, in the widest. Let go of all doubts and enjoy the comfort of the innocence of a child who believes all will turn out for the best.

Neutral

You might be feeling a lot of optimism about the future, and this is not unjustified, even though parts of the world might believe differently.

Negative

You can go overboard with enthousiasm and optimism as well. If this card falls in a negative, upside-down way, try to be more realistic, so you don't get disappointed later.

7 of Cups

Explanation

The 7 of Cups is about making a choice between different ideals. But Cups, with the water element, don't like making definitive choices that much, making this 7 in this suit a bit of a hard choice.

Meaning

Positive

Listen only to yourself as you make the choice of what ideal to pursue. You might even want to ignore the advice of those around you for this choice, as it is you who has to do the work to get there.

Neutral

You've overcome many illusions so far already. But you might be tempted to believe in one of those illusions again. Try to believe in something that's attainable this time.

Negative

When this card falls in an upside down way, you are probably too stuck in evaluating things. At least fulfill your existing commitments.

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.

8 of Swords

Explanation

The 8 of Swords is about slowly regaining strength and energy. The 8 is an assignment number, and in the element of Swords it's a bit harder than usual.

Meaning

Positive

A little rest can help here, you're working through (old) emotions that prop up while you try to adapt to new ways of working (with your surroundings).
Try to balance the need for rest with the need for making progress.

Neutral

You're done with those things that are not good for you, but while your mind understands it, your feelings lag behind a bit. You keep drifting back to old viewpoints, and it will take at least a little time to let go of these.

Negative

It's not needed to look at everything with pessimism. Push yourself to let go of the old and embrace the new.

The Sun

Explanation

The Sun has been admired as God or the symbol of all life by many cultures. Without the sun there is no warmth, light or life. The Sun is seen as a very positive force.

Place in the cycle

The Sun carries the number 19, a composed value of 1. This is the third composed 1 in the Major Arcana. It's the culmination of the 1's. The third 1 is a reward and a beginning at the same time. It also represents creative energy.
With The Sun the third and final cycle of Tarot is commenced. The first cycle was the upperworld or childphase, a place to start and gain inputs. Here you gained wisdoms, knowledge and ideas. The second cycle was the underworld or adult phase or assignments phase, the hard cycle where you had to really work for gains. This third cycle that starts at The Sun, is the phase of rewards, of enjoyment of results.

Meaning

Positive

Use this period in your life. If you do nothing you end up having a good time but not much else. If you use your strengths and powers of creativity, you will end reaping rewards for a much longer time.

Neutral

You've gone through a difficult time with lots of searching and experimenting, and you've made it on your own. This has lead to a new sense of self-confidence in you, you're ready to take on anything, it seems.

Negative

You're too optimistic and care-free. So much that you lose track of reality somewhat.

9 of Cups

Explanation

The 9 of Cups represents achievement and contentment. It is an excellent time to take some rest and enjoy yourself.

Meaning

Positive

By all means take some rest to enjoy your recent accomplishments.

Neutral

After going through a difficult time in which you had to reconcile your own emotions, you now experience the bliss that harmony with yourself can bring.

Negative

Don't be too lazy, try to share with others what you have to offer.

2 of Pentacles

Explanation

The 2 of Pentacles is an assignment number card, and the assignment here is to maintain a happy and relaxed attitude during a wait for results of what you started.

Meaning

Positive

You might be able to do some preliminary work while you wait. Try to relax a bit as well.

Neutral

You've started something that now practically requires you to wait a bit for results to come in. This gives you the chance to relax, and to do some final polishing as well.

Negative

You don't actually have to wait for results right now, you can proceed with your efforts, perhaps from a different angle.

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.