Personal Fortune-Telling

A quiet hour with the stars, and with yourself.

Wellbeing

The Oracle of Cycles

An original deck of twenty-four cards built on the seasons, trees, wind and rest. How to get along with the rise and fall of your own energy is read at four points in time: today, tomorrow, a month out and three months out. For anything concerning your health, please consult a qualified professional.

About you
Your date of birth *

Press the card to choose the year and month directly.

✧ A DAY TO REMEMBER

The day you were born.

Choose the year and month, then tap a day.

Please choose a date

Any date from January 1, 1900 to January 1, 1900.

Confirming fills in the date of birth field.

What you type is used inside your own device, only to decide which card comes up. It is not sent anywhere and not stored.

The 24 cards in The Oracle of Cycles

These are the cards in this deck, each with the three words at its heart.

CardKey words
Sprouting MorningA first sign, Coming back, A small step
Deep RootsFoundations, Unseen strength, What holds you
Passing WindChanging the air, Something fresh, Not shut in
Young LeafNewness, Softness, A time to start
DrowseRest, Sleep, Doing nothing
Autumn HarvestWhat came of it, Receiving, In order
Stretching BranchStretching, Loosening, Looking up
Scent of EarthFeet on the ground, Settledness, Coming back
Veranda AfternoonA pause, Leaving gaps, Not hurrying
Turning SeasonsRhythm, There are waves, Turning round
Morning AirThe switch, Beginning, Clearing
Young TrunkPliancy, Not breaking, Letting it pass
Winter TreeStoring up, Not moving, Waiting
Cloudy DayLevel, Neither good nor bad, Plainly on
Windless AfternoonStalled, Not moving, Shut in
Path of Fallen LeavesLetting go, Reducing, A season ending
Frosty MorningTightening up, Cold, Putting in order
Tree RingsAccumulation, A record, There is a width
The Road HomeThe end of a day, Stopping, Going back
Taut StringToo much tension, Loosening, Strung too tight
Dry BranchRunning short, Not enough, It can be restored
Too Strong a WindPushing too hard, Too fast, Easing off
Late WindowThe rhythm slipping, Bringing it back, A long night
Stacked LoadCarrying too much, Setting some down, One at a time

The readings on this service are reference material drawn from the traditional interpretations of each method. They do not guarantee future events or outcomes. For decisions concerning health, law or money, please consult a qualified professional.