One question, many traditions, one clear answer

Many traditions, one reading

• Tarot

  A 78-card system of imagery and archetypes for reflecting on the forces around a decision.

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• Western Astrology

  Your birth chart — sun, moon, and planets — read for timing and temperament.

• Numerology

  Meaning drawn from the numbers in your name and birth date.

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• I Ching

  The ancient Chinese Book of Changes, cast as a hexagram that speaks to your situation.

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• BaZi

  The Four Pillars of Destiny, mapping your birth moment to the Chinese elemental cycle.

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How it works

1. 1

   Ask your question

   Pose a real question about a decision — a job, a move, a relationship.

2. 2

   Consult the methods

   Steorra runs many traditions on your question at once.

3. 3

   See the consensus

   Get one agreement score, the leaning, and where the methods diverge.

Questions people ask

What kinds of questions can I ask?

The open ones you actually sit with — about a decision, a relationship, or where a path might lead. "Should I take this job?", "How do we fit together?", "What's the timing?" It's built for reflection on your choices, not factual lookups like tomorrow's weather.

What is a consensus score?

It's the share of the methods you chose that lean the same way — a quick sense of how aligned the traditions are on your question.

Which methods does Steorra use?

Tarot, Western astrology, numerology, I Ching, and BaZi. You choose one or several.

Do I need my birth details?

Some methods (astrology, BaZi, numerology) use your birth date, time, and place. Tarot and I Ching don't — you can start with what you have.

Is my data private?

Your questions are never stored as written. Readings stay on your device unless you sign in to sync. See our privacy page.