Tarot advent calendar: 31 windows of December

An advent calendar counts down to the holidays, with one window opening each day. In Tayna’s calendar, each window holds a tarot card chosen for that day: the Fool sets out on the winter road on 1 December, the Sun greets the solstice on the 21st, the Star shines on the 25th, and the World closes the circle on the 31st.

Next to the card is a short message for winter and a task: a question to ask yourself, a mini tarot question, a reading, a card for a friend or a reason to open your Book of Secrets. It takes a couple of minutes, and by the end of December you’ll have a whole winter of small rituals.

A new window opens every day at midnight Moscow time. Tap the card with today’s date and it turns over to show the message. Future windows stay closed and show the date they open.

Missed a day? No problem. Past windows can be opened later, with everything behind them. Daily keys are only given on the day itself, but the card and the message stay with you. Opened windows turn gold, so you can see how far you’ve come.

The calendar is part of Tayna’s Keys. A window opened on its own day earns 2 bronze keys. On 7, 14, 21 and 28 December there’s a weekly bonus of 3 silver keys if the six windows before it were opened on time too.

Open all 31 windows, at least 25 of them on their own day, and you get the rare Winter Keeper seal and a gold key. Keys pay for readings. If you aren’t signed in, rewards wait for 24 hours: sign in or create an account and they move over, together with your opened windows.

Until December, the page shows a countdown. Tap Remind me on 1 December and you’ll get an email on the morning of the first day, or a Telegram message if the bot is connected. Reminders need an account so Tayna knows where to write.

While the calendar is closed, try the daily games: Tainordle, the puzzle and the fortune cookie refresh every day and earn keys too.

Yes. Every opened window has a Share button: the link goes out with an image of the card and the day number, and there’s a separate 9:16 story image with the card and the message. Future windows never open from a link, so the surprise stays a surprise.

The calendar is a reason to reflect and enjoy the winter, not a prediction. For a serious question, a full reading works better: Tayna looks at the situation in detail there.