Explore the underlying methods, their fixed positions, historical or teaching sources, and the exact version FlipTarot uses.
Read each card through the role of its fixed position. A card does not mean the same thing in every place in a spread.
A foundational one-card format that identifies the single theme, condition, or direction of response most relevant to a question.
A widely used three-card timeline showing what shaped a situation, what is active now, and what is most likely to develop next.
A relationship structure that separates each person’s role from the interaction pattern jointly created between them.
Mary K. Greer’s traceable three-card voting method: upright means Yes, reversed means No, and the center card carries twice the weight.
A historically sourced Major Arcana decision cross with four drawn cards and one calculated synthesis card.
A broad seven-card situational reading covering time, personal attitude, external influence, the main obstacle, and a conditional outcome.
The classic ten-position Waite sequence for a complex question, adapted digitally without drawing a separate Significator card.