Every February 14th, the world turns pink and red. Some people are planning a surprise, some are wondering whether to finally say how they feel, and some find the day quietly lonely. Valentine's Day has no magic of its own, but it works like a mirror: it makes it easier to notice what you really want from love.
For Valentine's Day, ORAE Tarot starts you on the Love & Relationship spread. Its six cards cover You, The Relationship, The Other Person, Obstacle, Advice and Development. Whether you are single, in a situationship, settled in a long-term partnership or wondering whether a relationship still fits, the spread helps you sort your thoughts in a useful order: look at yourself first, then at the other person, and finally at what the two of you are working through together.
Tarot will not decide for you whether to confess your feelings, and it cannot promise how anyone else will respond. Think of it as a quiet friend who uses pictures to point at feelings and blind spots you may have skipped over. After you draw, ask yourself, "Which moment between us does this card remind me of?" That answer is usually closer to your situation than any textbook meaning.
If you want to look more closely at what each person thinks and feels, try the Two-Person Connection spread. And if you like marking love days throughout the year, the 520 reading in May and the Qixi reading in late summer are two of Taiwan's favourites.
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