The tarot reader’s study

Choose an object that draws your attention, and begin a little exploration.

Meet the cards associated with your birthday, and find a question worth sitting with.

Choose a year and discover a card to accompany your reflections.

Look at a card, recall its themes, then turn it over. Take your time.

Settle into a comfortable position and breathe gently. Choose 1, 3 or 5 minutes, and stop whenever you feel uncomfortable.

Give yourself a few quiet minutes. Choose a comfortable length of time and let your breathing find its own pace. Stop if you feel uncomfortable.

Choose a name language and the conditions that matter to you. Each batch contains up to 12 names.

Take ten short questions to reflect on the past two weeks. Leave any question blank if you would rather skip it.

Start with two signs and find something you can talk about together.

Explore the sky at the moment of your birth and discover a few starting points for reflection.

Choose your sign and make a little space to reflect on today.

Explore the Moon at your birth and find another perspective on your feelings.

Explore the sign on the horizon at your birth, as another starting point for self-reflection.

Begin with something on your mind and find a way to explore it. You can also skip the question.

How to use this tool

Use these tools at your own pace. Breathing practices are for everyday reflection and relaxation, not medical treatment.

How to use this tool

Explore free breathing and meditation timers, naming, zodiac tools and reflective questionnaires, with clear explanations of how each tool works.

Choose a tool by its purpose, read the instructions and use the controls at your own pace. Each tool explains its own input requirements and limits.

Each tool explains its own input and saving rules. You can begin with a timer that needs no personal details, then try other tools when useful.