Tarot
Using it has made my IRL card-pulling practice easier to follow.
To envision your future, all you really need is a deck of tarot cards.
As a bonus, it also functions as a mini tarot reading school.
As someone who got hooked onreading tarot cardsa few years ago, Ive been all about this app.
(Tarot reading is also a really fun party trick, just FYI.)
Heres what its been like to try Labyrinthos and my honest review of the app.
Their tagline is fitting: discover tarot, discover yourself.
We dont believe in divination, the creator writes in the app.
We are here to empower you, not the cards.
The magic isnt in the cards.
They go on to say that, Tarot is your mirror.
It reflects the self.
The deck has 22 cards called the major arcana representing the fools journey through life from beginning to end.
The major arcana represents big changes, while the other 56 cards fall into the minor arcana.
(So cute that credits are sold inangel numbers.)
To dive deeper into the world of tarot, tap on the Learn tab.
The premium version of the app unlocks customizable lessons.
Finally, theres the Decks tab which allows you to toggle through various deck designs to personalize your readings.
Tarot decks are supposed to feel special and unique to you, so this feature is so important.
Instead, theyre a tool that you could use to interpret your thoughts and make decisions.
As I pull cards, Im always amazed at what they make me think about or what they confirm.
Everything in the app is clickable, too.
All of this info was helping me figure out what the card meant and how to interpret it.
I also got a kick out of my reading from Catssandra, the apps AI-generated tarot reader.
Ive made it a habit to do my three-card spread every morning while I have an iced coffee.
Its a nice way to see what the day has in store.
(So yes, I will be taking a nap later.)
As I shuffle and pull cards, I can make connections more easily without having to Google every card.
