The simplest tarot spread: a single card drawn to answer a single question or to set a theme for a day or a sitting. It requires no fixed layout of positions, which is itself part of what defines it as a spread rather than just a draw.
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One-Card Spreads
This group gathers the one-card tarot draws, the simplest form of reading, in which a single card is drawn for a focused answer, a daily reflection or a first impression of a question.
The browser will find the one-card layouts the atlas gathers. The entries describe how each is used. The atlas presents tarot reading as a modern divinatory practice of recent esoteric origin.
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1. Divinity Atlas Directory Taxonomy, First Edition Category Tree
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