Gift a tarot reading: a voucher for a reading by me
Gift a tarot reading without deciding the question for them: the voucher arrives by email, the recipient draws their cards for whatever is on their mind, and I read them.
Theresa TouheyAstrologer & tarot reader · 30+ years · ISAR
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A truly unique gift
A tarot reading is as personal as a fingerprint. This is due to the simple mathematics behind the 78 cards. When you gift a reading, you are giving a personal moment of reflection. Calculate it for free: theastroacademy.com
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The chance of drawing the same three tarot cards is 1 in 456,456. A card reading is as unique as a fingerprint. It is practically unique to one person. The reason is simple. A tarot deck has 78 different cards, with vast combination possibilities. This makes a reading a very personal gift. You are giving a mirror, not a prediction. The cards are an invitation to see your own situation from a different perspective. Find out what your birth chart mirrors. Work it out for free at theastroacademy.com.
Giving a card reading in four steps
A voucher for a card reading is a gift that turns personal only when it is redeemed. You give the reading, the recipient brings their own question.
- You giveEnter a name, an email and a personal message, pay once.
- The code arrivesRight after the payment by email, with your message.
- They draw their cardsAfter redeeming: choose a deck and a spread, write the question, draw the cards.
- I read themWithin a day the card reading is in the account. I answer follow-up questions in the chat.
When a reading voucher makes sense
A reading voucher suits people who like to think about themselves and enjoy a second view of their situation. A few occasions that often fit:
- For a birthday, as a look at the new year of life.
- For Christmas or the turn of the year, when many take stock.
- Before a decision: a move, a new job, a relationship.
What the reading is not: a prediction. I read the cards as a mirror. They show what the recipient can check in themselves and say nothing about health, pregnancy or other people's thoughts. You can see what such a reading looks like on the page personal reading by email.
What the voucher includes
- One card reading from me: tarot, Lenormand, Kipper or oracle, with one, three, five or all 36 cards.
- Questions about the reading in the chat.
- The whole app for good, no subscription: every calculator, spread and audio, and the Astro Diary every month.
How often do two people draw the same card?
If two people each draw one tarot card, it is the same card in 1.3% of cases, with Lenormand in 2.8%. Lenormand has 36 cards, the tarot 78, so two draws meet a little more than twice as often with Lenormand.
With three cards in a fixed order the chance drops to 1 in 456,456 for tarot. The spread the recipient draws is practically theirs alone.
| Deck | Cards | Same card | Same 3 cards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tarot | 78 | 1.3% | 1 in 456,456 |
| Lenormand | 36 | 2.8% | 1 in 42,840 |
| Kipper cards | 36 | 2.8% | 1 in 42,840 |
| Oracle cards | 40 | 2.5% | 1 in 59,280 |
Method: pure mathematics, every card equally likely, no reversed cards. Same card = 1 ÷ n; the same three cards in the same order = 1 ÷ (n · (n − 1) · (n − 2)).
Questions about the voucher
- How long is the voucher valid?
- The code never expires. The recipient redeems it whenever they have a question for the cards.
- What does the recipient get?
- A card reading from me for their own question: tarot, Lenormand, Kipper or oracle, in writing and within a day, plus their questions in the chat. Redeeming also unlocks the whole app for them, for good.
- Can I hand over the voucher myself?
- Yes. Enter your own email address as the recipient, then the code comes to you and you pass it on, in a card, an envelope or on the birthday.
- Does the recipient need birth data?
- No. For a card reading their question and the cards they draw are enough.
- What if they have no question?
- Then I read their cards for the spread's topic, for example what was, what is and what develops. Often the question comes up while drawing.