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Egyptian Tarot

Steady your concentration and shape your question. When you are ready, pick three from the 18 cards laid before you: the first lays bare the Past, the second the Present and the third the Future of your reading.

Select 3 cards in order: Past, Present and Future.

What is the Egyptian Tarot

The Egyptian Tarot of Kier reimagines the 22 Major Arcana through the imagery of ancient Egypt. This spread draws three of them, one each for past, present and future.

Focus on your question and reveal the three arcana: the app interprets each one on the spot. It's free, needs no sign-up and is drawn at random for entertainment.

Frequently asked questions

What deck does this use?
It draws on the 22 Major Arcana of the Egyptian Tarot of Kier, in a three-card past-present-future spread.
What do the three cards mean?
They represent past, present and future, offering a timeline view of your question.

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