Spanish Tarot Yes or No
To begin your reading, focus first before asking your question. Then click the deck of cards shown at the bottom.
The Spanish baraja also knows the quick verdict: in the Yes or No with the Spanish cards, it is the position of the drawn card that decides — upright means yes, reversed means no. A ritual as old as reading cards at the kitchen table.
The deck has 40 cards of the baraja — coins, cups, swords and clubs. Concentrate on your decision question and touch the pack: the card falls, its position gives the answer, and its meaning delivers the why along with it — because a yes of cups does not taste the same as a yes of swords.
Cards cannot be read faster than this: one card, one answer, one why. For the moments when interpreting at length would just be another way of hesitating.
What you get here are the forty cards of the Spanish baraja. To ask without choosing a deck first, go to the yes or no tarot.