Psychic readings

A free tarot reading, a yes or no answer, or a real reader at a price shown first. Lunarie tells you what a reading is, and what it is not.

Tarot, a mirror rather than an oracle

The twenty-two major trumps of the Marseille tarot are old images: the Magician who begins, the Hermit who searches, the Wheel of Fortune that turns. Drawn at random, they do not read the future; they make you look at your question from an angle you had not taken.

At Lunarie the deck is shuffled on the server by a cryptographic generator, at every draw. Nobody chooses the cards you receive.

A reader, at the price shown first

For a question that matters, a person is better than a program. Lunarie’s room welcomes readers and tarot readers recruited on a test reading and an interview; until one is available, it stays closed and takes no orders. The price is fixed for a written answer; live, a minute costs the same with every reader, counted by the second, with a monthly spending cap.

Séléné, Lunarie’s astrologer, is an artificial intelligence: free within a daily limit, she also says when a person would be more useful. Her page shows whether she is open yet.

Spotting a dishonest reading

Beware of a “gift” that announces misfortune in order to sell you the cure, of a meter running while you are kept waiting, of a guaranteed return of love, of payment by voucher or top-up code. A serious reading does not frighten you and does not rush you.