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Tarot spreads

A spread is the pattern you lay cards in, with a meaning for each place. Start simple and add cards as you grow in confidence.

All spreads

SpreadCardsLevelBest for
One-card daily draw1Beginnera daily message, building your knowledge of the cards
Past, present, future3Beginneran overview of how a situation is unfolding
Situation, action, outcome3Beginnerpractical decisions
Mind, body, spirit3Beginnera personal check-in
Celtic Cross10Intermediatea deep look at a big question
Horseshoe spread7Intermediatea fuller picture than three cards, with advice
Relationship spread5Beginnerunderstanding a relationship of any kind
New moon spread5Beginnersetting intentions at the new moon
Full moon spread5Beginnerreflection and release at the full moon
Year-ahead spread13IntermediateNew Year, birthdays or Samhain
Astrological (zodiac houses) spread12Advanceda full life overview
Career spread5Beginnerwork decisions and direction
Two paths (decision) spread6Intermediatechoosing between two options
Yes or no (three-card) spread3Beginnersimple questions
Shadow work spread5Intermediateself-reflection and journalling
Chakra spread7Intermediatea spiritual check-in on the seven chakras
Samhain ancestor spread5Beginnerhonouring ancestors at Samhain
Self-love spread5Beginnerkindness to yourself

Questions answered

What is the best tarot spread for beginners?

A one-card daily draw, then the three-card past, present, future spread.

What is the most famous tarot spread?

The Celtic Cross, published by A. E. Waite in 1910.

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