A closer look
A yes or no draw is the simplest reading there is, and the hardest to do honestly. One card, one upright or reversed position, one answer. No hedging afterwards.
It works best on a question you have already been turning over: should I send it, should I stay, should I say something. Ask it plainly and the card has something to push against.
We draw from the full 78-card Rider Waite deck, and we add a second card — the advice card — because a yes you do not know what to do with is not much use.
How the yes or no draw works
- You write the questionOne clear yes or no question, in your own words.
- You choose the cardYou pick it. Nothing is drawn for you behind the scenes.
- You get an answer and adviceYes, no or not yet, plus a second card on how to take it.
MAKE IT PERSONAL
Ask your question.
Ask my yes or no questionFree, and for reflection rather than fortune-telling. The full reading is sent to your inbox.