Tarot – Frequently Asked Questions

Anything that truly moves you: where you stand in a situation, where something might be heading, what will help you with a decision, where a difficulty comes from – and who you really are. Everyday questions are welcome too.

Openly and honestly. Open questions open the cards: “What will help me …?”, “How can I …?”, “What am I ready to see?”. The more openly you ask, the more can come to light. If you only want to hear one particular answer, you usually end up hearing yourself.

Ask your question at the reading table →

The cards speak in images. They show tendencies, forces and consequences – and that makes a decision clearer. The decision itself stays with you. That’s where their strength lies.

Less is more. A reading on an important question goes deeper when you give it time. Ask again when something has changed – in the situation or in you. For quick impulses, try the card of the day or “The Next Step”.

Because every reading is a moment. A second reading shows a different angle – or your restlessness. Stay with the first answer and keep asking where you want to know more: the cards will then build on one another.

It’s enough to put your question clearly into words once. After that, you can let go: your inner self knows what you’re asking while you shuffle and draw.

Yes – about what does you good and what you can do for your well-being. For diagnoses and treatment, please see a doctor.

As long as the question is alive. For small questions, a few days or weeks; for big life questions, longer. You can also build the time frame into your question: “… in the next three months?”

The one your question and the card’s position point to. Every card has light and shadow. Which one is meant becomes clear from the context – and often you sense it yourself first.

The cards speak most clearly about you and your relationship with others. So it’s better to ask: “Where do I stand with …?” or “What can I do in this relationship?”

Matters of the heart in the Love Oracle →

As a sign that wakes you up. A heavy card shows where it’s worth looking – it’s an invitation to act consciously, and it leaves you completely free to shape your own path.

Yes, like a language: first single words, then short sentences, then stories. Start with one card a day. Here’s how: Learn to read tarot.

If you ask the cards about every little thing, you give away your own voice. Use them as a mirror for important questions – and in between, trust yourself.

Follow your own voice in the Spirit Chat →

Online, the cards are interpreted by Cai, the light of Conradius: an AI that Conradius has trained with his card symbolism and his outlook. For a personal reading, Conradius lays the cards for you himself – via WhatsApp video.