English versions of my tarot and astrology articles. More are added as they are translated.

Tools

Free tools that work in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent anywhere.

• Rising Sign Finder
  Enter your date, time and place of birth to find your rising sign (ascendant) in the Western and the Thai system.
• Daily Tarot Card
  Tap the card to draw your card for today, upright or reversed, with its keywords and a link to its full meaning. One card per day.

Tarot cards

Stories and thoughts on single tarot cards.

• The Fool as Zero
  The Fool is card 0: no self, no feelings, no thoughts. Why that emptiness also means being ready to become anything, and what to do when it comes up.
• The Magician: Dare to Show How Good You (Look)
  The Magician controls the four elements and loves an audience, but a magician has no real magic. What the card advises when it comes up.
• The High Priestess: The Story Behind the Curtain
  The Moon never shows us its far side, and the High Priestess sits in front of a curtain. What the card means when things feel unclear.
• The Empress: A Mother and Her Babies (Mangoes)
  My mother, her mango tree and The Empress: the loving, caring side of the card, and the other side, when love turns into wanting to possess.
• The Emperor: The King and His Foundations
  The Emperor means power and rule, but his number 4 is about foundations. Why a firm base matters before you use any power you hold.
• Number 11: The Conflict Hidden in Balance
  Justice is card 11, in the middle of the RWS Majors, but Thoth puts balance at 8. Conflicts hidden in the tarot’s balance that I still wonder about.
• The Hanged Man and a Story of Sacrifice
  I drew The Hanged Man for the first week of the month, then went to give blood. How a card of sacrifice can mean giving in a good way.
• Tarot and Love
  Love is one of the most-asked questions in a reading. Which questions are worth asking, why I avoid third-person ones, and what a bad card really means.
• Three of Swords: The Sharpness of Three Swords
  Why the Three of Swords is such a painful card, why its swords are only thoughts, and why you shouldn’t pull them out in a hurry.

Spreads and case studies

How I lay out the cards, and real readings from start to finish.

• Spread: My First Spread
  My own five-card spread: one main card in the middle, four around it that expand on it, and an example reading to show how it works.
• Evolution of a Spread: My Spread Notes
  From the Celtic Cross to three cards to a 13-card layout for monthly readings by sign: how my spread changed, and why changing a spread is fine.
• Tarot Reading: Forex Trading
  My own reading on my Forex trading: how it will go, scalping or swing trading, and what the cards advised for each way of trading.
• Case Study: The Tower
  A four-card reading by element, The Tower in the Earth position, a house renovation that stopped suddenly, and what The Tower can mean.
• Case Study: Ten of Wands
  A reading about a colleague’s grandfather who was ill, the Ten of Wands, and why I learned not to take readings on life and death.
• Case Study: What Will the Coming Week Be Like?
  A five-card spread for a colleague’s coming week, read position by position and then through numbers and elements, and which reading turned out right.
• Case Study: A Friend Who Feels Their Luck Is Down
  A 15-card Thoth spread for a friend who felt their luck was down: what I read before we talked, what they told me after, and why talking matters.

Astrology and lucky numbers

Zodiac sign dates, the rising sign, and how to use your lucky numbers and colors.

• Why Do Zodiac Sign Dates Differ Between Astrologers?
  Why Thai and Western astrologers give different dates for the same zodiac sign, and which system I use for my tarot readings.
• What Is the Rising Sign? Does It Matter?
  What the rising sign is, whether it’s the same as your sun sign, why you need your time of birth, and how much it matters for a tarot reading.
• How to Use Your Lucky Numbers Each Month
  Ways to use your lucky number for the month in everyday life: banknotes, the money in your wallet, times, chanting and meditation, and gambling in moderation.
• How to Use Your Lucky Colors Each Month
  Ways to use your lucky color for the month: clothes, accessories, things you carry, food, and meditating on the color when nothing else works.
• Lucky Colors for Each Day of the Week (2026)
  Lucky colors for each day of the week in 2026, for work, money and love, plus the unlucky color to avoid wearing on that day.

Journal

Notes from my own tarot path.

• A Note from the Starting Point
  How I got into astrology and tarot: a planetarium visit as a kid, Harry Potter, The Book of Answers, and an old RWS deck found again years later.
• The Fool: Starting Again with Nothing at All
  My New Year 2018 note: after a year of studying tarot techniques, stepping out of The World’s frame to start again like The Fool.

See also: Tarot Card Meanings · Birth Cards · About Me