Selenarium · Tarot
Tarot card of the day
One card for today, to catch the tone of it. Turn it over and see what it speaks about.
How to read the card of the day
The card of the day is the oldest and simplest way of talking to the deck. One card, one day, no spreads at all. It hands out no events. It lights up the angle worth looking at your day from.
You pull it in the morning and remember it by evening. It often lands right, though not because it ran the day. It lands because you held it in mind and kept noticing what it named. That is the whole of the work: paying attention.
FAQ
What is the tarot card of the day?
One card pulled for today. It works as a mirror of the mood you walk into the day with. By evening it often fits, because you carried it in mind and kept noticing what it named.
Is the card of the day the same for everyone?
On this page it is. It changes at midnight and is shared by everyone who stops by. A personal card, your own each day, is pulled in the Mirror, where it remembers you and does not repeat.
Can I pull the card of the day more than once?
The card of the day is one, and that is the whole point. Asking ten times until something pleasant turns up is asking yourself rather than the cards. Leafing through the deck to read meanings is another matter and harms nobody.
Is a reversed card of the day a bad sign?
No. The card of the day falls upright, with no reversals, because it speaks of the day's mood. Reversals are read in spreads about a question, and for a morning look the upright side is enough.
Here the card of the day is one for everyone. In the Mirror it is yours, a fresh one each morning, and it remembers what has already come up.
✦ Your own card of the day