Tarot Center
Look up any card, learn the suits, practice spreads, and keep a tarot journal, all in one place.
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The Study & Research Hub
Cast a chart, build a shelf of decks, and write your own interpretations card by card. Everything you enter stays on this device until you export it.
No birth time? Leave it at noon — everything except the Ascendant, Midheaven, and Moon degree stays reliable.
The active deck is the one the Card study tab writes to. Oracle decks get their own card list — add cards and give each one a correspondence if it has one.
Choose a sign, planet, or element and see how each deck on your shelf handles it — the card it uses, and what you have written. This is where the research actually happens.
This hub saves to your own browser, which means a cleared cache or a different device starts you over. Export a copy whenever you have done real writing — the file is plain JSON and it is yours.
Clears every deck, interpretation, and log entry on this device. Export first.
One · Cast before you read
Run your own chart first. Sit with the card for your Sun and the card for your Rising side by side before you write a single interpretation — that pair is your baseline for everything else.
Two · Write per deck, not per card
The Hermit in a Marseille deck and the Hermit in a modern oracle are not the same card. Keep separate entries and the differences become visible instead of blurring.
Three · Log the situation, not the meaning
In the research log, record what was happening in plain terms. Come back weeks later and fill in how it landed. Twenty honest entries beat any book.
Four · Bring it to class
Each session adds a layer — planets, houses, decans, court cards, timing. Come back and add those notes to cards you have already written, and watch the entries thicken.
Major Arcana
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