Tarot
Three layouts, from a one-card morning prompt to the ten-position celtic cross. Each page explains what the positions ask and lets you draw it.
One card as a morning prompt: a theme to notice through the day, and a question to come back to in the evening. The shortest layout in tarot, and the one that survives daily use.
The working layout for a question: enough structure to say something specific, short enough to read in one sitting. Context, focus, and where this is heading.
The deepest classical layout: ten positions that take a situation apart from several angles at once. Slower to read, and worth it when a question has more than one moving part.
Cards are prompts for reflection. They describe themes, not events.