The Celtic Cross, position by position
· By Orivana · 7 min read
Ten positions, printed by Waite in 1910 with a pedigree it does not have. A real ten-card draw, and the three positions readers use to explain...
Longer pieces about how these five systems work, where their claims came from, and what the evidence actually supports. The reference pages state a meaning; these argue about it.
· By Orivana · 7 min read
Ten positions, printed by Waite in 1910 with a pedigree it does not have. A real ten-card draw, and the three positions readers use to explain...
· By Orivana · 7 min read
Four of the five reference systems on this site carry an element on every entry. The fifth does not, and working out why is more instructive...
· By Orivana · 6 min read
A reading that came true is weaker evidence than it feels, because the outcome wrote the record. There is one practice that fixes it, and almost...
· By Orivana · 6 min read
Three positions look like three questions. They are not. A worked example, dealt live on this site, of reading a three-card line as a single sentence....
· By Orivana · 7 min read
A psychologist handed the same personality sketch to a whole class in 1948 and they rated it 4.26 out of 5 for accuracy. Recognising that kind...