Seeker
Tarot for reflection
Match one of Seeker’s fifteen spreads to the kind of question you have, the time you can give it, and how familiar you are with layouts. You get a named spread, every position in order, and a short prompt for each place a card would go.
This is a spread picker, not a reading. It does not draw cards, predict what will happen, or offer medical, legal, or financial advice. The same answers always suggest the same spread.
Three answers, nothing typed. The question type keeps the spread on the subject — a daily tone, a decision, love, work, a block, fog, a whole-self check-in, or a layered question. Time keeps a short visit on one to three cards. Familiarity keeps Celtic Cross and the seven-card Relationship Spread for people who have room for them. If an answer is missing or not one of the choices, the suggestion is Past, Present, Future.
Names, card counts, and position order are the ones in the Seeker app. A longer tour of the same fifteen layouts is on the blog: Tarot spreads, from one card to the Celtic Cross. Times under each spread are a pacing guide for sitting with the positions, not a rule.
Open a spread to see its positions. The prompts are questions to sit with. They are not card meanings, and they are not an outcome.
One card for today's tone and guidance — perfect for a quick check-in or morning ritual.
Past, present, and future show how your situation began, where it stands now, and where it may be heading. Ideal for everyday questions.
What is happening, what to do next, and where it leads — a practical three-card read for any question.
Three cards for mental clarity, physical energy, and spiritual alignment.
Mind, body, and spirit here are ways to notice attention and meaning. This is not health advice.
Where you are now, what carries you across, and where you are headed.
A holistic check-in across mind, heart, body, and spirit.
Body and spirit in this spread are for reflection. They are not a health assessment.
Name what holds you back, trace its source, learn the lesson, and release what no longer serves.
Five cards when things feel tangled — mixed signals, delays, or retrograde fog. Cuts through noise to a practical next step.
Five cards for work and purpose — where you stand, what blocks you, hidden influences, and the path forward.
This is reflection on work and purpose. It is not career, legal, or financial advice.
A lighter relationship reading — you, them, your bond, the challenge, and the outlook. No partner details required.
Situation, obstacle, root cause, advice, and outcome — a classic five-card problem-solving spread.
Compare two choices side by side — each path's present energy, likely outcome, and Selene's guidance between them.
The two outcomes are possibilities to reflect on, not predictions.
Seven cards explore the bond between you and someone else — chemistry, tension, and what each person needs. You'll enter your partner's details first.
In the Seeker app, this spread asks for a partner's name before the draw. This page does not collect a name or any other personal detail.
Seven cards in the classic horseshoe — past, present, future, you, your world, advice, and outcome.
The classic ten-card layout for layered questions. Surfaces obstacles, hidden influences, hopes, and likely outcomes in depth.
“Outcome” here is a position to reflect on. It is not a guarantee of what will happen.
No. It helps you choose a spread shape from the fifteen layouts in Seeker. It does not shuffle a deck, invent a reading, or tell you what will happen. If you want cards and a conversation about them, that happens in the Seeker app with Selene.
Yes. The mapping is fixed. The same question type, time, and familiarity always produce the same suggestion and the same alternate.
Empty, partial, or unrecognized answers fall back to Past, Present, Future, with Daily Draw as the alternate. The page does not guess a topic you did not choose, and it does not repeat the unrecognized text.
No account. The three choices stay in the page while you use it. They are not typed as a free-text question, not written to the address bar, and not sent with the link to the app or the Play Store.
No. Spreads that mention body, work, or outcomes are prompts for reflection. They are not health, legal, career, or financial advice, and they are not a promise about another person.
Use the numbered positions in order. The small diagram matches the layout in the Seeker app. In the app, Selene can walk the same positions with you. This page stops at the layout.