Some decisions don't yield to pro-con lists. You've been going back and forth — analyzing, imagining, stalling. Tarot won't decide for you. But it can show you what you're weighing that you haven't said out loud.
This page is for the decisions that don't respond to analysis. You've made the pro-con list. You've imagined both outcomes. You're still going in circles. A tarot reading won't close the loop for you — but it can show you what's underneath the stalling: what you already know and haven't been willing to say.
Decision
3 cards
The Decision spread holds both options in equal view — useful when you need to look at each path honestly rather than through the lens of what you're hoping for.
Celtic Cross
10 cards
Celtic Cross works for big decisions when there are layers — subconscious pulls, external pressures, and things you haven't named — that a simpler spread wouldn't have room for.
See what the cards reflect.
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