Tarot treated as a diagnostic interface,
not a predictive oracle.
Welcome
An approach open to anyone
You don’t need a particular faith, spiritual belief, or special gift to learn tarot. You can approach it symbolically, reflectively, spiritually, or with straightforward curiosity.
Here, the emphasis is on learning the cards’ structure and exploring how their relationships shape a reading. Bring your own beliefs—and your questions.
The deck
R.I.M.: Continuity Engine
A 78-card tarot deck exploring identity, agency, and continuity through a science-fiction world.
Read the cards as forces, processes, and relationships. Each image gives those dynamics a visible form; the free guide explains their structure and use.
Use the deck independently or alongside OSIRIS methodology.
The reading system
OSIRIS
A structured way to interrogate a situation through tarot.
Begin with a subject. Explore its forces, constraints, and relationships through purpose-built spreads, then examine how the cards work together. Follow the interpretation in plain language or inspect the mechanics behind it.
OSIRIS is working privately today. A public subscription offering is planned.
The guide
The guide
Explore the structure of tarot within the symbolism of the cards.
Card functions, suits and courts, dignity, and reading methodology—all in the free guide to R.I.M.: Continuity Engine.
Download it to read alongside your deck or explore the system before choosing one. No account or purchase required.
About
About Reformed Heretic
I’ve been reading tarot for a long time. My approach focuses on its structure: how symbolism, correspondences, and the relationships between cards shape a reading.
The traditions I work with connect tarot to systems such as the Tree of Life and elemental correspondences. Those connections give us more to examine than individual card meanings. They provide a framework for exploring how forces interact, where tensions arise, and what sustains a pattern.
Heretical Reformation brings that approach into physical decks, the OSIRIS methodology, and lessons that make the underlying structure accessible.
Tarot treated as a diagnostic interface, not a predictive oracle.
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