Space for tradition. Space for yourself.
Fatefold places I Ching and tarot side by side while preserving their distinct rules and cultural sources. This first version uses no paid AI readings, requires no account, and uploads no personal questions. A reading should begin reflection rather than issue a verdict on your life.
Content layers and methods
Hexagram pages present the classical Zhouyi judgments and line statements, separately from our modern bilingual interpretation. Every tarot card links to Waite’s original chapter, with historical excerpts kept distinct from reflection. Our geometric faces do not recreate the full RWS imagery, and we do not describe our random-number implementation as an ancient algorithm.
Primary texts you can consult
《周易》· Chinese Text Project ↗
Read the judgments and line texts separately from the later commentarial Wings. Traditional authorship accounts are not treated as established historical fact.
Zhouyi, received text · Digital Chinese Classics ↗
Each hexagram’s classical text is extracted from its chapter. Traditional characters and editorial punctuation are retained; modern annotations are not reproduced.
A. E. Waite · The Pictorial Key to the Tarot ↗
First published in 1910; our reference is the 1911 text transcribed by Sacred Texts. Written by A. E. Waite, with original card designs by Pamela Colman Smith.
Contact and corrections
If you notice a transcription, card-name, or source-link issue, please identify the page and the primary-text evidence. pawdoodleofficial@gmail.com