🎴 Three Card Tarot
Read the flow of past, present, and future
Calm your mind, think of your question, and select three cards in order.
The first card represents the Past, the second Present, and the third Future.
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Select three cards in order
What is Three Card Tarot?
Three Card Tarot is the most basic yet powerful tarot spread that reads the flow of past, present, and future with three cards. It allows you to objectively understand your situation and prepare for the future within the continuity of time.
This spread delivers clear messages without complex interpretation, making it suitable even for tarot beginners. It can be applied to any question about love, work, finances, and more, and you can gain deeper insights through the interaction between cards.
How to Read Three Card Tarot
- Calm your mind and clearly think of your question
- Select three cards in order following your intuition
- First card (Past): Represents the cause and background of the current situation
- Second card (Present): Shows the current situation and energy
- Third card (Future): Suggests the outcome if the current flow continues
Frequently Asked Questions
Three card tarot is suitable for all questions related to the flow of time. It is particularly effective for questions like "How will this situation turn out?", "What is the outlook for this relationship?", "What will be the result of this decision?" It helps understand the context of past-present-future.
No, the same card does not appear multiple times in a single reading. Each card delivers a unique message in its unique position. However, the same card may appear when reading on different days or with different questions.
The future card in tarot shows "possibilities if the current flow continues", not a "fixed destiny". If a negative card appears, take it as a warning message and adjust your current actions and attitudes to create better results.
It is not recommended to do tarot multiple times a day for the same question. The first reading contains the purest energy, and repeating until you get the desired answer reduces accuracy. You may do multiple readings if they are for different questions.