Which Tarot Cards Are Yes or No? The Full List
Which tarot cards mean yes and which mean no — the full 78-card yes-no list with upright and reversed verdicts.
The quick rule
Upright Majors are 'yes' energy — the story is moving in that card's direction. Reversed Majors usually 'no/block'. Swords are the no-suit; Wands, Cups and Pentacles lean yes, while court cards and Twos lean 'maybe, more information'. MysticTarot ships the full list in the Yes/No tool and on every card page.
Challenges and exceptions
Devil upright is 'yes, but it costs you' — vice has a price tag. Tower upright is 'yes, dramatically' — beware of yes. Moon upright is 'unclear until facts arrive'. Reversed Swords reads 'maybe — soften the approach'.
How to use list-based answers
One-card yes/no pulls are great for binary decisions and daily nudges; positional spreads are better for 'what's really going on'. If your yes is really anxiety asking permission, the honest reading is usually the one you'd already guessed.
Put it to the test
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