💕 Love Tarot

Find answers about love

Calm your mind and select a card while thinking of your question.

💭 What are their feelings? 💭 New connections? 💭 Our future?

💝 Select a card that attracts you

What is Love Tarot?

Love Tarot is a tarot reading specialized for love and relationships. It provides answers to all questions about love - new connections for singles, relationship development with partners, and healing after breakups.

Tarot cards have been used for love consultations for centuries, helping understand emotional flows and partner's feelings. It gifts new perspectives and courage to your love story.

How to Use Love Tarot

  • Clearly formulate a love-related question in your mind
  • Intuitively select a card that attracts you
  • Interpret the card's message in light of your current situation
  • Use the action guide to develop your relationship

FAQ

Tarot doesn't read exact feelings but shows the relationship's energy and possibilities. It provides insights about attitudes and direction, but final judgment should come through actual communication.

Love Tarot can show reunion possibilities and current energy flow. However, reunion depends on both parties' will and effort. Tarot only suggests direction; you must make the decision.

Tarot reveals your readiness and mindset for new love rather than specific timing. If you follow the card's advice to improve yourself and open your heart, connections will naturally come.

Negative cards are both "warnings" and "opportunities." They reveal areas needing attention in relationships and help you recognize and address issues in advance. View them as chances for improvement rather than fears.

🃏 All 78 Cards

The Fool The first step taken from a place where nothing has been decided yet. The Magician The power to turn what you already hold into an actual result. The High Priestess Quiet knowing that senses what has not yet surfaced. The Empress The productive card: something is being grown and brought to fruit. The Emperor Setting a frame around a scattered situation, and taking responsibility for it. The Hierophant Following a proven method and the norms of a community. The Lovers Deciding between what pulls at you and what you believe is right. The Chariot Holding opposing forces in check and driving forward regardless. Strength Quiet strength that governs without suppressing. The Hermit Stepping back to secure time to think alone. Wheel of Fortune The point at which the current changes direction. Justice The reckoning card: a result proportionate to its cause comes back around. The Hanged Man When you cannot go forward, the card that changes the angle instead. Death Opening the next thing through an ending — not the ill omen it appears to be. Temperance Mixing different things in the right proportion. The Devil The card that shows you the chain you fastened yourself. The Tower A false foundation coming down in a single moment. The Star The quiet recovery that arrives after the collapse. The Moon A warning that what you see and what is there may not match. The Sun What was obscured comes fully into the light. Judgement Settling what has passed and standing up again on top of it. The World A cycle closing fully. Ace of Wands The surge of energy that starts something new. Two of Wands Standing before the possibilities and deciding where to go. Three of Wands Waiting for what you sent out to come back. Four of Wands Reaching a stage and marking it together. Five of Wands Several forces colliding, noisily. Six of Wands Effort acknowledged in public. Seven of Wands Keeping the position you have earned. Eight of Wands What was stalled starts moving fast. Nine of Wands Taking one more step while already tired. Ten of Wands Carrying far more than one person should. Page of Wands Diving in with the willingness to learn. Knight of Wands Leaping in without weighing it up. Queen of Wands A leader who is warm and unwavering at once. King of Wands Setting the direction and leading people to it. Ace of Cups The heart opening as new feeling flows in. Two of Cups Feeling passing evenly between two people. Three of Cups People to be glad with. Four of Cups Losing interest in what is right in front of you. Five of Cups Staring at what was lost and missing what is left. Six of Cups The past warming the present. Seven of Cups So many options that everything blurs. Eight of Cups Turning away because you know it is not enough. Nine of Cups What you wanted, actually filled. Ten of Cups Wholeness with the people you share life with. Page of Cups The heart beginning to move. Knight of Cups Approaching someone with feeling behind it. Queen of Cups Noticing what the other person feels. King of Cups Knowing how to govern feeling. Ace of Swords What was blurred resolved in a single cut. Two of Swords Holding the balance by not deciding. Three of Swords A fact that cuts. Four of Swords Stopping the fight in order to recover. Five of Swords Winning and being left with nothing. Six of Swords Moving quietly out of a hard place. Seven of Swords Going around rather than straight through. Eight of Swords Feeling trapped when you are not. Nine of Swords The worry that grows at night. Ten of Swords The point where it cannot get worse. Page of Swords Watching sharply and learning. Knight of Swords Pushing straight through without hesitation. Queen of Swords Seeing through without being swayed. King of Swords Concluding according to principle. Ace of Pentacles A solid opportunity arriving in hand. Two of Pentacles Keeping several things moving at once. Three of Pentacles Building together, each holding a part. Four of Pentacles Gripping what you have. Five of Pentacles Unable to ask for help while going without. Six of Pentacles Between the one who has and the one who needs. Seven of Pentacles Waiting for what you planted to grow. Eight of Pentacles Building skill through repetition. Nine of Pentacles Enjoying stability you built yourself. Ten of Pentacles A base that carries past your own lifetime. Page of Pentacles Beginning to learn something practical. Knight of Pentacles Moving slowly but surely. Queen of Pentacles Looking after people and resources at once. King of Pentacles Running what you built up.

Reading a Love Tarot Spread

A love tarot spread is less a device for guessing what someone else feels than a mirror for what is currently moving in the relationship. It is free to draw, but pulling again until you like the answer gets you less than sitting with the card that came up the first time.

How the Deck Is Built

A tarot deck holds 78 cards: 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor. The Majors deal with the large turning points of a life, the Minors with the concrete situations of a day. Several Majors in a love spread means the relationship itself is changing phase; a spread full of Minors is asking you to adjust your attitude and actions right now.

When a Card Comes Up Reversed

A reversed card is not the opposite of the upright one. It is the same force turned inward, or not yet able to flow. In love readings a reversal often means the feeling is present but unexpressed. So a reversed card is better read as a marker of where things are blocked than as a reason to give up on the relationship.