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Yes or No Tarot
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Free interactive tools and simple guides: tarot, angel numbers, astrology, birthstones, gifts and style.
Tarot
Ask a question, draw one card and get a yes, no or maybe.
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Spin for a random yes or no, or add your own two answers.
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Three card, love, Celtic Cross and year ahead spreads, turned card by card.
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A tarot duel: seven rounds against fate, then a reading from what is left standing.
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Angel Numbers
Find your angel number from your birth date or name, or look up any number.
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Birthstones
Your sign, birthstone, birth flower, weekday and Chinese zodiac from one date.
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Wunjo, the w rune, means joy. The Old English poem gives a modest definition of it: no sorrow, enough to live on and a decent house.
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Uruz, the rune of the wild ox, is read today as strength and stamina. The three old rune poems tell a more mixed story.
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Tiwaz, the t rune, carries the name of the one-handed god Tyr. Modern readers take it as justice, courage and keeping your word.
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Thurisaz is the th rune, called Thurs in Scandinavia and Thorn in England. Today it is read as an obstacle that asks for a pause.
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Sowilo, the s rune, means the sun: a hope for sailors, the light of the world, the destroyer of ice. Modern readers take it as clarity.
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Raidho, the r rune, means a ride. The old poems joke about how easy travel looks from indoors; modern readers take it as steady progress.