Bokki's Tarot

Quiet your mind, think of what's on your heart, and let me pull a card for you.

What does my heart need to hear today?

#todaysenergy #dailycard

Where did I come from, and where am I leaning?

#myflow #pastpresentfuture

Bokki can lay out your deeper story — three cards for your Past, Present & Future. She just asks for a little patience while a friend says hello first.

How does a tarot draw work?

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How this tarot draw is calculated

A deterministic draw from the 22-card Major Arcana, upright or reversed, for the spread you choose.

Draws use the same seeded, deterministic engine as the rest of the site — the same seed always produces the same cards in the same order. Card meanings follow the standard Rider-Waite-Smith tradition, and a reversed card reads as blocked or internalized energy, never as 'bad'.

We don't predict a specific event — this is a mirror for reflection. We also take care that a card's name doesn't get mistranslated into a local word with an unrelated meaning.

How this tarot draw is calculated

Is the draw truly random, or can I reproduce it?

It's seeded and deterministic rather than freshly random — the same seed always draws the same cards in the same order, the same way our rune and Ogham draws work.

Does a reversed card mean something bad happened to me?

No — a reversed card is read as blocked or internalized energy, not as a bad card. We never attach a guaranteed outcome to any card.

The twenty-two cards this page can deal

It is a small deck and there is no reason to keep it behind a tap. Both readings every card can give are set down below, in the English this section is written in: 66 phrases for the cards that come up standing and 46 for the ones that come up lying down. Nothing is written fresh at the moment of the turn, and nothing is being held back for a better day.

All twenty-two cards in their traditional order, with both readings each one carries.
CardUprightReversed
0 🃏 The Foolnew beginnings · spontaneity · a leap of faithholding back · fear of the unknown · hesitation
1 🪄 The Magicianwillpower · making it happen · resourcefulnessuntapped potential · self-doubt · scattered focus
2 🌙 The High Priestessintuition · inner voice · quiet knowingtuning out your gut · hidden feelings
3 🌷 The Empressabundance · nurturing · creativityself-neglect · creative block
4 🏛️ The Emperorstructure · stability · taking chargerigidity · loosening control
5 🗝️ The Hierophanttradition · guidance · belongingfinding your own way · questioning the rules
6 💞 The Loversconnection · harmony · a meaningful choicemisalignment · tough decisions
7 🛞 The Chariotdetermination · momentum · a small winfinding your direction · regrouping
8 🦁 Strengthgentle courage · patience · inner powerbeing kind to your doubts · resting up
9 🏮 The Hermitreflection · solitude · inner guidancereaching back out · easing loneliness
10 🎡 Wheel of Fortunea turning point · cycles · lucky timinga pause in the cycle · patience with change
11 ⚖️ Justicefairness · truth · accountabilityseeking balance · owning your part
12 🙃 The Hanged Mana new perspective · a meaningful pause · letting goready to move again · releasing what stalled
13 🦋 Deathtransformation · an ending that frees you · renewalchange that's getting stuck · gently letting go
14 🫖 Temperancebalance · patience · the middle wayfinding your rhythm again · easing extremes
15 🔗 The Devilwhat holds you · temptation · old patternsbreaking free · reclaiming your power
16 ⚡ The Towera sudden shift · a freeing truth · clearing the oldavoiding upheaval · a softer change
17 ⭐ The Starhope · renewal · gentle inspirationrekindling faith · finding hope again
18 🌕 The Moonintuition · dreams · the unknownclarity returning · fear fading
19 ☀️ The Sunjoy · warmth · things going righthappiness on its way · clouds passing
20 📯 Judgementawakening · reflection · a fresh callingbeing kind to yourself · answering your own call
21 🌍 The Worldcompletion · wholeness · a cycle fulfilledalmost there · tying loose ends

The row runs in the order the trumps have always been numbered: The Fool stands at the head of it and The World closes it at 21. Those numbers are names rather than ranks here. The words you get back are fetched from the one card in front of you, so a high number is not a stronger draw.

Two places in that column are worth a second look. Number 8 here is Strength and number 11 is Justice, which is the order Rider–Waite–Smith settled on; older Continental decks, the Marseille pattern among them, number those two the other way round. This deck follows one of the two orders the whole way down rather than mixing them, so a card's number and its wording always come from the same tradition.

Every card is given the same three phrases standing, so none of them is described at greater length than the rest, and a card lying down is given two or three, 46 across the deck. Not one card is left without that second reading. A card that landed with nothing to say would be the deck quietly declining to answer, and the table is there so you can see that none of them does.

With two readings to a card and no third, there are exactly 44 different card texts this page can put in front of you. A single-card spread hands you one of those 44.

Each card carries one more line of its own, written to hold true either way up, and the turn never reaches it. That line is looked up by the card alone, with which way it fell not passed in at all.

The deck is dealt into two layouts, and their seats are named rather than numbered. The free one turns a single card for Today, which stands for the mood coloring your day, and puts one question to the deck: What does my heart need to hear today? The other turns three cards, and each seat says what it answers. Past is the current that carried you here; Present is where you're standing right now; Future is where this leans, if it keeps flowing. A seat is a frame you bring rather than one more thing being calculated: the same card in a different seat gives back the same words, because the lookup is handed the card and never the seat.