GET READY FOR YOUR READING

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The most important part of your reading is the question you bring. A clear, open-ended question can help you reflect on where you are now and explore a current situation or a possible path ahead.

You don’t need to have the perfect wording. These examples may help you find a place to begin.

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Personal growth and life purpose

• What might help me move toward a stronger sense of purpose?

• What could support or challenge me as I work toward this goal?

• What strengths or talents can I draw on?

• What might help me build confidence, find peace, or move through this crisis?

• What can I learn from the responsibilities or patterns I experience as karmic?

• How might I listen more closely to my intuition?

 

Relationships

• What might staying in this relationship look like for me?

• What might leaving this relationship look like for me?

• What am I learning about myself in this relationship?

• What strengths and challenges do I bring to this relationship?

• What might marriage or having children look like for me?

• What might be making it difficult for me to let go?

• What can I understand about my own experience of divorce or infidelity?

 

Work, study, money, and life changes

• What might staying in my current job—or leaving it—look like for me?

• How might this course of study suit me?

• What strengths and challenges do I bring to my work or studies?

• What can I learn from this job or course of study?

• What might be getting in the way as I look for work?

• What can I explore as I consider finding a new home or moving to a new place?

• What would be helpful for me to understand about my relationship with money?

 

What tarot can’t answer

Tarot offers information and perspective; it doesn’t give advice or make decisions for you. I don’t use tarot to:

• Answer yes-or-no questions or predict specific dates and times

• Respond to broad questions like “What does my future hold?” without a more specific focus

• Answer health questions or provide medical guidance

• Investigate another person’s private thoughts or actions without their consent

• Help with cheating, deception, or harmful intent

I don’t spy on partners. If you’re facing concerns about infidelity, we can focus on your own experience and what you want to understand about your situation.

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A note about choice

I won’t make decisions for you or impose my opinion. I’ll help you explore the questions and options you bring, so you can decide for yourself. The future is not set in stone, and your choices remain your own.

What’s yours is yours, and what’s mine is mine.

Blessed be.