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I think this thing cost too much money, but I'm still glad I bought it. It spins. It's very satisfying. You give it a spin and it just...keeps...spinning. For a very long time. Yesterday, I set it on my knee because I got tired of holding it. It didn't care, just kept on spinning.I don't know anything about the tarot stuff. It's printed small and my eyes are old enough that I can't really see the details of it, and I don't know anything about tarot anyway. ButI do like that it has spun throughout the writing of this review. It's pretty to look at and has a nice heft in the hand to hold.

I'm not really sure what to make this spinner. On one side, we have the minor arcana and the major on the other. Rather than there being a singular point to determine your "draw" it has 3 for the major, and the minor are broken up into the numbers and the suits, so cups, swords--you get it. So, if you land on one number, you will always land on the same number for the other category.I can't see anywhere it'd be useful or better than actual tarot cards in the practical application sense. But hey, it does spin and it keeps spinning for a good while.

Love this fidget toy. Its got great weight to it and it spins for a very long time. I didn't really time it but it was definitely over 3 minutes because i was making microwave food and that timer was set to 3 minutes. It comes with a little instruction book on how to use it but not how to read tarot cards. I suppose its easy to just look it up online. I don't know what kind of ball bearings they use but they are fantastic. It makes a little grinding noise that i figured would slow it down but it doesn't. I think i would rather have the constellation version but this is still a really cool fidget spinner. Would make a great gift.

This fidget spinner is way cooler than I ever could have imagined. I thought it was just a neat tarot-themed spinner and that was all there was to it. That’s all I needed. So imagine my surprise when I opened the instruction manual and found out that not only is this thing a spinner but it also READS TAROT. There’s an inner ring (the part that stays still) that has three symbols on it for the major arcana which you can use as “daytime” (sun), “nighttime” (moon), and a triangle (neutral). You can ascribe whatever meanings to these you want and they don’t have to be read at the same time (because if they were, you would end up with the same sets of cards since one at one position would guarantee the card at the other position was always the same, since the wheel itself is static). Same on the back — you have page, cup, pentacle, and wand on the inner circle, all of the minor arcana on the outer circle, and can read them the exact same way. What a cool thing to have in my arsenal of little knick-knacks I carry around. Now I can read tarot at literally any time, and the fact that it’s such an unconventional deck means that I feel more bonded to it than I do with basically any of my already existing decks. Soooo cool and so worth it!

I absolutely love this spinner! I read tarot and use many different types of divination in my daily life and I am also neurodivergent, so this thing ticks all kinds of boxes for me. First of all, it's so gratifying to hold it while it spins, which it does for a very long time. I have yet to have the patience to hold it until it loses it's momentum. One side has all of the suit cards and each suit is represented in the center, the other side has all of the Major Arcana cards with a moon, sun and what I assume is Earth symbols in the center. I like to spin the center and stop it when I feel it's right to choose the center symbol, then spin the outer wheel until I feel it's time to stop and take that as my reading. It's a fun, quick way to do a reading without getting out all of your cards.As far as the quality is concerned, it is so well made! It had a nice weight to it, not flimsy at all. The cards are printed clearly and feel like they will not wear off for a long time, if at all. I am so impressed with the quality, I can't say it enough! I am a big fan!!

Do not have any idea how it works. Can somebody help me. Otherwise I will have to send it back.

This is a great spinner, and there's an instruction booklet, but the print on both the instructions & the spinner itself is pretty tiny, so it's a little difficult to read, especially seeing as its finish is dark. It has a nice heft to it, and the spin is very smooth & silent. If you're a fan of spinners, this is primo, but if you're looking to learn Tarot in this format, you'll need to find guidance elsewhere, as there are no spreads or meanings listed.

This spinner is smooth, quiet, and well printed. The metal is very nice and I can sit and spin it for long times without much effort