Yes / no single-card draw

A single card for a binary question. Best for tactical questions where the question is precise and you accept that "wait" and "complicated" are also valid answers.

How to read the card

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The card’s posture answers the question — the upright meaning is the literal yes/no, the keywords give the nuance.

When to use this spread

guidance

Use the single-card yes/no when the question can be honestly framed as a binary, and when you accept the deck might answer "wait" or "ask again." The single-card draw is most useful for tactical questions; for life-shape questions, reach for the Celtic Cross instead.

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