I used to think of tarot as fortune-telling — something you did to someone. What I've come to understand is that it's closer to a mirror than a map: the cards don't tell you what's coming, they help you see what's already moving underneath you.
A reading with me isn't about predictions. It's a conversation with the parts of yourself that are harder to hear in the noise of an ordinary Tuesday — grounded, direct, no vague mysticism attached. You leave with language for what you're in the middle of, not a script for what happens next.
I used to think of tarot as fortune-telling — something you did to someone. What I've come to understand is that it's closer to a mirror than a map: the cards don't tell you what's coming, they help you see what's already moving underneath you.
A reading with me isn't about predictions. It's a conversation with the parts of yourself that are harder to hear in the noise of an ordinary Tuesday — grounded, direct, no vague mysticism attached. You leave with language for what you're in the middle of, not a script for what happens next.