Oracle Cards Online

How an oracle differs from tarot

Tarot has 78 cards with a strict structure: Major and Minor Arcana, four suits, upright and reversed positions. An oracle is freer: the deck has no single system, and each card holds a message of its own. That is why an oracle reads quickly and suits people who are not familiar with tarot symbolism.

We have put together our own deck of 36 cards. Each holds a short message, an affirmation (a phrase to lean on) and a practical step for the day. The deck is divided into six themes, so you can choose a card for what occupies you now.

How to work with an oracle card

The six themes of the deck

All the cards of the deck

Below are all 36 cards with a short message. If you want to get your card of the day at random, use the deck above.

Love and closeness

relationships, warmth and openness

• The Bridge. There is something left unsaid between you and a person close to you.
• The Hearth. Warmth is born in simple things: a shared dinner, an unhurried conversation, care without conditions.
• The Tender Sprout. A new feeling or a new connection needs time and care.
• The Shared Table. Support is closer than it seems.
• Two Cups. Healthy relationships are built on reciprocity.
• The Invitation. Warmth and closeness often begin with a simple invitation: to meet, to talk, to try something new together.

Path and choice

decisions, turns and direction

• The Small Step. A big goal is built from small actions.
• The Crossroads. You stand before a choice, and doubts are natural.
• The Compass. When it is hard to choose, remember your values.
• Three Roads. There are more options than it seems.
• The Lighthouse. You can be a guide for others and for yourself.
• The Bird. You are looking at the situation too closely.

Inner voice

intuition, silence and self-knowledge

• The Quiet Voice. You know more than you admit.
• The Lantern. You do not have to see the whole road, light for a couple of steps ahead is enough.
• The Mirror. What irritates you in others often lights up your own unresolved question.
• Stillness. Tiredness signals that it is time to stop, not to push further.
• The Garden. You are spending energy on weeds instead of watering what you want to grow.
• Deep Water. There are feelings in you that you have not named yet.

Letting go

endings, forgiveness and change

• Open Hands. You are holding on to something that lost its meaning long ago.
• The River. You are trying to swim against the current.
• The Autumn Leaf. The ending you are going through is part of a natural cycle.
• The Unsent Letter. An unfinished conversation takes your strength.
• Pruning. A plant grows stronger when extra branches are removed.
• Forgiveness. Forgiveness is not an excuse but a release.

Work and resources

work, money and stability

• The Harvest. The efforts you put in are starting to bear fruit.
• The Anchor. Stability is created not by the absence of change but by reliable habits.
• The Bell. It is time to set boundaries: how much you are ready to give and on what terms.
• The Foundation. Before building higher, check the base.
• The Workshop. Mastery grows from regular practice.
• The Treasure Map. Money and resources come where there is a plan.

Growth and luck

opportunities, joy and courage

• The Open Door. An opportunity is already close, but it looks more modest than you expected.
• The Blank Page. You are allowed to start again, regardless of past mistakes.
• The Key. The solution you are looking for is already at your disposal.
• The Spark. Inspiration comes when you do what truly interests you.
• Morning Light. A hard period passes, and the first signs of improvement are already visible if you look closely.
• The Wave. A rise is coming, and it matters to use its energy.