What is a tarot reading?

Tarot is an ancient form of divination that uses 78 cards to gain insights into the past, present and/or future. Each card represents archetypal symbols and can be interpreted in various ways, depending on the reader's methodology and the context of the reading.

Can you predict the future?

While I’ve made accurate predictions in the past, tarot readings are more about offering insights and guidance based on current energies. The future is fluid and shaped by your choices and actions. The cards provide helpful perspectives rather than fixed outcomes.

Are virtual tarot readings as effective as in-person sessions?

Absolutely! Time and space are no barriers to the effectiveness of this practice. Virtual sessions offer flexibility and convenience, allowing individuals to engage with tarot readings on their own terms. Sessions don’t even need to be live; my clients have had profound experiences from recorded and written readings, as well.

What can I expect from a session with you?

Whether connecting in person or virtually, you can expect a thoughtful exploration of your questions or concerns. I'll interpret the cards to provide insights, guidance and potential perspectives on your situation. It's an interactive process, and you're encouraged to share thoughts or seek clarification during and after the session.

Do I need to have a specific question?

No specific question is required. I enjoy providing general readings, which allow us to explore what you need to know rather than focusing solely on what your mind might be fixated upon.

Will you tell me if/when I'm going to die?

Ah, the age-old question! While I love unraveling the mysteries of the universe, I don't need divination to confirm that we're all going to exit this human experience one day. My cards are more like spiritual life coaches guiding you through the here and now.

How can I prepare for my tarot reading?

To prepare for your tarot reading with me, reflect on the areas of your life you're seeking guidance on. Clear your mind, ask open-ended questions and be open to insights.