Put your question into words
Love, work, relationships, or your own choices. Choose from 4 themes to create a suggested question that fits your situation. You can also use it to organize what you want to discuss before a reading.
Not sure what to ask your tarot cards?
Turn concerns about love, work, or relationships into questions that help you see what you can do now.
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Before entering anything, you can download a journal with example entries (.md).
YOUR QUESTION NOTE
Choose three things: your concern, your timeframe, and your current situation. Prepare to connect what you take from the cards with your own actions, without treating the reading as a fixed answer.
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A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
“What are they thinking?” “When will things change?” When you are eager for answers, try turning your attention to what you can explore and check for yourself.
Love, work, relationships, or your own choices. Choose from 4 themes to create a suggested question that fits your situation. You can also use it to organize what you want to discuss before a reading.
How you interpreted the reading, what you want to explore, and what you will do next. Reflect from these 3 perspectives, then choose an action that feels manageable.
Review your actions and any changes after 1 week, 2 weeks, or 30 days. Open the journal saved on your device and use your previous insights to shape your next question.
HOW TO USE
Once you have created a question, try reading it aloud. Check that it fits your concern, then use it with your own cards or during a tarot reading.
Record what the cards brought to mind separately from what you actually know. You can freely rewrite the suggested actions. Choosing to rest today is an option, too.
Open your saved journal yourself and note what you did and what changed. Select “I want to reflect on a previous action” to create a new question about what you want to explore next.
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
This page helps you prepare questions and organize your interpretations and actions. It does not draw cards or provide readings. Use your generated question with your own cards or when receiving a reading. You can also use it without cards as a journal to sort through your feelings.
Questions such as “Will I get married?” or “Do they like me?” seek certainty about the future or someone else's feelings. This tool reframes them around your wishes, what you can check, and your actions. For example: “What can I reconsider now to move toward the relationship I want?” These questions help you consider your own choices while respecting the other person's wishes and boundaries.
This tool runs in your browser and does not send your selections or notes to a server. Your name, birth date, and information about the other person are not required. Only pressing “Save on this device” stores one journal in this site's browser storage. Clearing browser data or certain browser settings can remove it, so also download a file if you want to keep your notes.
It is a Markdown text file. You can open it and add notes in a standard text editor or a compatible notes app. You can also use the print button to keep a paper copy or save a PDF. Downloading does not create an account or subscribe you to updates.
There are no notification or email features. Use the reflection date shown in your journal as a guide and return to the page yourself. If that date has arrived or passed, opening your previous journal will prompt you to reflect. The timeframe is a checkpoint for reviewing your actions, not a period for predicting events.
This journal is an aid for organizing your thoughts. It does not guarantee future events or reveal another person's true feelings. For decisions involving health, money, law, or safety, rely on verifiable facts and professional advice. If you are feeling overwhelmed, it is fine to prioritize rest or talking with someone you trust over exploring a question further.
YOUR NEXT SMALL STEP
You do not need to have the perfect words.
Start with one question to take with you.
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Get example entries before you start, or your own journal once you have entered notes.