What “reversed” means
A reversed card is rotated 180 degrees relative to the reader. Some approaches give it a different interpretation; others read every card upright. There is no single shared rule. Choose a method and make it clear before practising.
How it works here
Our deck is always shown upright. It does not draw reversed orientations or add a hidden meaning when you rotate your phone. Explore tensions through each card’s question instead: with Strength, for example, “When do I confuse holding a boundary with trying to control everything?”
If you use a physical deck
Decide before shuffling whether to read reversals and consult that deck’s guidebook. Note the position and question before interpreting. An upside-down image is not automatically bad; nor do you need to turn it to get a preferred message. Reading upright only is enough to begin this practice.
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Let’s go step by step: your numbers, your sky and your cards. We guide you with explanations and questions, brought together in your personal 21-page book.
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How we guide you
- A first number calculated from your birth date, before taking photos of your hands.
- Then your sky, a three-card spread and your observations of both palms.
- Finally, a PDF to keep. Your details and photos live only in this tab and are cleared on reload.