Tarot · Spreads
Themed tarot spreads
Three cards about love and three about work look at different things in each position. Pick the theme closest to where you are, understand the positions, then draw.
Love
- After a breakup3 cardsAfter a breakup the heart is often a mess. This spread doesn't ask 'will they come back' — it helps you see where you are and what you need.
- Thinking of getting back together3 cardsBefore trying again, get clear: do you want this person, or that time in your life? This spread puts your heart and reality side by side.
- Do they like me?3 cardsThe 'is this something?' stage can be agonising. This spread doesn't answer for them — it helps you read the signals you feel and what you yourself want.
- Should I start this relationship?3 cardsYou're drawn in, but have doubts. This spread separates attraction, worry and real fit.
Work
- Should I change jobs?5 cardsStay or go often gets stuck at 'I can't say why'. Five cards lay out the present, your motives, the risks and a direction.
- Job interview3 cardsJob hunting breeds self-doubt. This spread helps you see your strengths, what to prepare, and the mindset to bring.
- Workplace relationships3 cardsFriction with a colleague or boss drags your whole mood down. This spread helps you read the situation and find a step you can take.
Self & decisions
- Between two choices5 cardsA or B — you've thought it over and still can't decide. Five cards look at each path, what you care about, and what you've overlooked.
- New moon intentions3 cardsThe new moon is a time for beginnings. This spread turns a vague wish into an intention you can start on.
- The year ahead5 cardsNew year or birthday — a good moment to pause and decide how you want the next year to go. Five cards, five themes — not a prophecy.
- When you're feeling low3 cardsWhen you have no energy and want nothing, you don't have to force yourself to cheer up. This spread just keeps you company — and finds one small thing to help.
- Daily guidance1 cardOne card, one reminder for the day. Draw it in the morning, then check back at night and notice which small moment brought it to mind.
Spreads are for reflection and entertainment — they don't predict outcomes or replace professional advice.