Personal Fortune-Telling

A quiet hour with the stars, and with yourself.

People around you

The Oracle of Ties

An original deck of twenty-four cards built on thread, lamp wicks, the table and boundaries. How to hold the distance between yourself and others is read at four points in time: today, tomorrow, a month out and three months out.

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 Ties

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

CardKey words
Twined ThreadsA binding, Twisting together, Getting stronger
The WickLighting it, A small kindness, Keeping it up
The Shared TableTime together, Loosening up, Sharing
The Drawn LineA boundary, This far, Holding it
The Passed LampPassing it on, Teaching, Handing over
The Mended ThreadRepair, Retying it, A mark remains
The Open HearthGathering, The centre, Somewhere to be
The Long ThreadA long tie, Continuing, Even at a distance
The Listener's ChairListening, Sitting alongside, Not pressing
The Woven ClothAccumulation, A pattern emerging, Crossing over
One More BowlWelcoming, Leaving room, Inviting
Two LampsEqual footing, Overlapping, Not too close
The Tangled ThreadCrossed wires, Untangling, Not pulling
The Closed ShutterClosed, Leaving it be, Waiting
The Distant BellWord arriving, Reaching you, Indirectly
Shared SilenceSilence, Not forcing talk, Being nearby
The Half GateA measured distance, Letting them in, Not showing all
The Empty SeatDrawing apart, Leaving, A natural thing
Borrowed FlameSharing it out, Nothing is lost, Being asked
The Pulled ThreadToo close, Easing off, Strung too tight
The Smoldering WickWorn down, Low on spirit, Adding oil
The One-Sided TableRunning one way, A return, Checking
The Crossed LineStepped over, Saying so, Redrawing it
The Crowded RoomToo many ties, Reducing, Choosing

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.