How can I undo a spell I regret?

There's no undoing ritual in tarot, and I'm not going to invent one for you. Tarot is a reflective tool — cards describe situations and pressures, they don't operate on the world, so no spread or spread-plus-ceremony reverses anything you did. If the "spell" came from a different tradition — folk magic, hoodoo, a spiritual community, a reading someone sold you — that tradition has its own practices for repair, and whether yours permits one is a question for the people who taught it to you, not for me.

What actually helps, practically: write down the specific thing you did, when, and who was involved. Then look at whether a real person is actually affected right now. If yes, the undoing isn't ritual — it's contact, an apology, or making good whatever damage landed. That's the step that changes something.

Two things worth watching for: if someone told you a spell needs a *payment* to lift, that's a sales pitch, not a curse. And a regret this heavy often shows up when the fear of having cursed someone is itself the distress — if that's what's happening, tell me and we'll talk about that part instead.

Want me to pull cards on how to handle the situation in front of you?