Mindfulness with a deck

Mindfulness is about paying attention — and tarot, surprisingly, does exactly that. Each card becomes a visual meditation, a symbolic reflection of what’s happening inside you.

As Vogue described, the new wave of tarot “isn’t about divination; it’s about grounding yourself through imagery and story.” (Vogue, 2025) When seen this way, tarot complements mindfulness rather than competing with it.

Psychology Today notes that therapists now use tarot imagery in narrative therapy, helping clients articulate thoughts through symbolism. (Psychology Today, 2024) It’s storytelling as self-care.

For Gen Z — navigating uncertainty, information overload, and emotional fatigue — tarot becomes a moment of grounding. Pull a card, breathe, reflect, and see what resonates.

At Clir, we bring that experience into digital form — combining thoughtful design, subtle haptics, and calm sound to preserve what’s timeless about tarot while making it feel present and personal.

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