Tai Chi Tarot

Light the Taiji, lay out the Bagua, and let Tarot answer.

Once a day, three minutes — a ritual made only for today.

HOW IT WORKS

Step into the Bagua layout and touch the Taiji at its center to begin. Across

three rounds — Heaven, Human Affairs, and Foundation — you'll choose 8 cards

from a rotating hand of 5, guided by instinct rather than logic.

Your reading is shaped by an original three-layer interpretation system: a primary palace

sets the tone, a secondary palace tempers it, and reversed cards add their own

shade of meaning. The result isn't a single line — it's a short passage covering

tone, guidance, energy, and a small note of encouragement, unique to your day.

NINE PATHS TO ASK

Choose what you want to reflect on: General, Love, Career, Wealth, Health,

Relationships, Study, Decisions, or Travel. Each path allows one "official"

reading per day — additional draws become playful, unrecorded readings, so the

ritual never turns into grinding.

TWENTY-EIGHT CARDS, EIGHT PALACES

The deck blends 20 classic Tarot cards with 8 original cards drawn from Chinese

myth and philosophy — Azure Dragon, White Tiger, Vermilion Bird, Black Tortoise,

and others — each placed deliberately within the Five Elements. Your draws land

across the eight palaces of the Bagua: Qian, Dui, Li, Zhen, Xun, Kan, Gen, Kun.

A QUIET, INK-WASH WORLD

Deep tones, gold accents, drifting ink fog, and a compass of stars frame every

reading. The soundtrack is minimal and meditative — closer to a solo guqin or

xiao than a game score — built for sitting with the result, not rushing past it.

RETURN, REFLECT, REMEMBER

Come back tomorrow and tell the app how yesterday's reading felt — spot on,

partial, or off. Your full history is saved and browsable, and 15 achievements

quietly track the shape of your practice over time, from a single visit to a

season of daily returns.

SHARE YOUR DAY

Turn any reading into a shareable card — a portrait-format keepsake of what the

cards said, ready to save or send.

Available in Chinese and English.