Best tool for yes/no questions?
Question
Best tool for yes/no questions?
Answer
Short answer: this deck has no yes/no spread — the closest fit is the single card, and it's read as a posture, not a verdict.
The six spreads this platform ships are `single`, `three`, `diamond`, `moon`, `horseshoe`, `celtic`. None of them has a "yes" seat and a "no" seat, because a card doesn't answer in that grammar. What `single` does is give you one card for the current situation, and the real question becomes "what's the workable move today" — which is usually more useful than yes/no anyway.
By goal:
| The question is really about | Use |
|---|---|
| A yes/no you want settled today | `single` — one card, one tryable move |
| Choosing between paths | `three` laid out as options / concern / next step |
| Stuck, and you can't see where the snag is | `diamond` — core / root / obstacle / potential / advice |
| How does a relationship or collaboration actually sit between us | `three` — you / them / the field |
| A longer stretch, with outside pressure | `horseshoe` |
| Multi-party, tangled, want psychology separate from trajectory | `celtic` — don't default to it just because it looks thorough |
| Monthly rhythm, a habit, a cycle | `moon` — it's the one spread explicitly *not* for one-off yes/no |
Two things worth saying plainly. First, the single card is often read backwards in a yes/no frame: a heavy card in a yes/no question is usually read as "no," when the honest read is "this needs conditions before it's a yes." Second, a good yes/no question names the check — the document, the person, the date — and the reading then tells you where to look. A question with nothing to check gets nothing to land on.
Give me the actual question as you'd ask it out loud, and I'll draw one card for it now.