Ask the question you keep circling

Ask a question, or bring none. The Dream Logic deck shuffles, lays the spread before you, and waits for you to turn each card.

Lay a Celtic Cross How the free reading works

Eight ways to read

A single card1 cardOne card for the day, or for one clear question.How to read it
Past, present, future3 cardsThree cards: where it came from, where it stands, where it tends.How to read it
Mind, body, spirit3 cardsThree cards to take your own measure — not a question, a check-in.How to read it
The horseshoe7 cardsSeven cards in an arc, from the past through counsel to outcome.How to read it
The relationship7 cardsSeven cards for two people: what each brings, what joins and divides you, where it goes.How to read it
Two paths7 cardsA decision spread: the fork, each road's near and far consequences, and counsel.How to read it
The Celtic Cross10 cardsTen cards: six make the cross, four the staff beside it.How to read it
The year ahead13 cardsThirteen cards: one for each month around a card for the year's theme.How to read it

The Dream Logic deck

Seventy-nine cards in ink, gold and starlight: the traditional seventy-eight, and The Observerse, which belongs to this deck alone. It keeps the structure of the Thoth tradition — Art in place of Temperance, Disks for the suit of earth, The Universe closing the majors — and the meanings that a century of readers have settled on.

Browse all 79 cards for their upright and reversed meanings, or read about the deck.

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A keepsake video: a Celtic Cross laid out, one card lit

Keep a reading

Readings here are free, and they live in a browser tab — which is a poor place to keep anything. For $4.99 a reading becomes a short film: your own cards turning over while the words are read aloud, yours to download, with the narration and a widescreen cut.

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