My deck dropping Major Arcana when I com

The pattern you're describing is the symptom of re-asking, not a message from the deck. Major Arcana are simply the loudest way a spread can keep returning to the same underlying theme, and re-asking the same question is what builds that loop.

Major Arcana / 大阿卡纳

• *Plain:* the 22 "big theme" cards, Fool through World.
• *Formal:* 22 trumps distinct from the 56 Minor Arcana; in RWS tradition each one carries an archetypal life thread.
• *Common confusion:* they aren't the whole deck — they're about a fifth of it.
• *Input to a read:* whichever cards land in the draw.

Why they keep showing up on a re-asked question

Three honest framings, none of which require you to believe anything mystical:

1. Base rate. 22 out of 78 cards are Major — roughly a 1-in-3.5 chance per card. Across a small sample (a few 3-card spreads, repeated), Majors clustering is not unusual; it's expected some of the time.
2. Reader-side tradition. Most schools treat a repeated question as a signal the asker hasn't moved past the *underlying* theme, which is exactly the layer the Majors cover (The Fool, The Tower, Death, Strength — themes, not tasks). So tradition reads the cluster as "you keep circling the same big issue."
3. Reading hygiene. Most practitioners will tell you not to re-ask the same question inside a short window, because the answer you need is usually already in the first draw, and the repeat reads your fixation rather than the situation. So the pattern is also a signal about the asking.

One step to break the loop
Pick one Major from the cluster, write down what you would actually do this week if it were the only guidance you had, then wait a few days before touching that question again. If it still feels open when you return, rephrase — what's the *next decision*, not the same question. That gives a new draw something real to land on.

Want me to pull a single card on the reformulated next step when you have it, or save this observation as a reading note?