Reasonable questions

No, and it isn't trying to. A reading shows you the shape of what you're standing in and asks you something useful about it. What you do next stays yours.

Not even slightly. Plenty of people arrive sceptical. Bring a real question and see what you notice — that's the whole experiment.

If you have a decision in front of you, start with the weekly. If you're trying to understand a pattern that keeps repeating, take a longer window.

Yes. The shuffle happens in your browser using cryptographic randomness, and the result is never adjusted — not re-rolled for a prettier card, not weighted toward good news. A draw you can quietly adjust is decoration.

Not exactly. Each draw is random, so pulling again gives you a different set of cards. That's what makes it worth doing.

No. Every card is read upright. The message and the reflection carry the nuance instead.

Nowhere. It stays in your browser for the length of the reading. There is no account, no database, and no server receiving it.

No. A reading exists only while the page is open — there are no accounts and nothing is stored.

No. Death is about a threshold — something ending so something else can begin. It is not about mortality, and it is the single most misread card in the deck.

The Tower is a clearing, not a catastrophe. The Devil is about the loops we get stuck in — attachment and compulsion — not evil. Both are among the most useful cards to draw.

This is the doorway. A 1:1 session is the depth — your chart, your patterns, your actual life, with someone reading alongside you rather than a page of text.

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