Divination

Seven ways to ask

Cards, staves, coins, dreams and the lines of a hand. Each tradition answers a different shape of question, and none of them decides anything for you — they give you something honest to think against.

The systems

TarotDraw a spreadSeventy-eight cards, read in spreads from a single card to the Celtic Cross.
I ChingCast the coinsThe Book of Changes. Three coins, six lines, and the hexagram your question falls into.
RunesCast the runesThe twenty-four Elder Futhark staves, cast one, three or five at a time.
Oracle CardsDraw a cardA gentler deck — a message, an affirmation and one thing to do today.
LenormandLay a lineThirty-six plain-spoken cards that answer in pairs rather than in symbols.
Dream ReadingRead a dreamDescribe a dream and see the symbols in it named, weighed and counted.
PalmistryStudy the handA reference for reading a hand — the lines, the mounts, the fingers, the shape.

Which one should you ask

I want a yes or a no.: RunesA single stave answers flatly. So does a Lenormand card.
I want to understand a situation.: I ChingThe Changes describe a condition and how it is already moving.
I want the whole story.: TarotTen cards of Celtic Cross, or three for past, present and path.
I want something concrete.: LenormandA ring is a contract, a coffin is an ending. Nouns, not symbols.
I want to be steadied, not told.: Oracle CardsOne message, one affirmation, one thing to do today.
Something came to me in sleep.: Dream ReadingThe symbols in it, named, grouped and weighed.

How a reading works here

You ask, then you draw

Nothing is drawn until you ask for it. No reading appears on its own.

The cards land face down

Turn them one at a time, or all at once. The pause is part of it.

Keep the ones that matter

A kept reading stays on this device and waits for you at the bottom of the page you drew it on.

What we will not do

A reading is not a diagnosis, a legal opinion or a forecast you should spend money against. If a draw fails, you will be told it failed — nothing on these pages is written to fill a gap. And a reading you did not ask for is not a reading; nothing here draws for you in the background.