Would You Like a Tarot Read?

I offer tarot read­ings in a slight­ly uncon­ven­tion­al way. I need some time to sit with the cards and my intu­ition before I can tell you what they’re We meet for a fif­teen minute intake ses­sion where we clar­i­fy your ques­tion and your cur­rent cir­cum­stances. And then I will deliv­er a write up with clar­i­ty, insight, and ideas (along with a pic­ture of the spread) and send it to you with­in 72 hours.

Fol­low THIS LINK and book your intake ses­sion

One of my call­ings as a priest of The Mor­ri­g­an is to become more skill­ful at div­ina­tion.

I would be lying to say that I don’t think there’s ever any­thing super­nat­ur­al to div­ina­tion, but I also find that there real­ly does­n’t have to be in order for some­one to get mean­ing from a read­ing. We assign our own mean­ings and take insight from mes­sages vague enough to be where we look for them—past, present, or future. But none of this pre­cludes their being use­ful to some­one to help drill down on their own thought process­es.

Although, even though I must stress that any­thing I do is for an enter­tain­ment val­ue only, I do often find that when I am feel­ing con­nect­ed with Her­self, my abil­i­ty to divine seems preter­nat­u­ral­ly (per­haps super­nat­u­ral­ly?) pre­scient. Some­times even a lit­tle spooky in how close to the mark they hit.

I have put Tarot under spir­i­tu­al­i­ty because it is a gen­er­al and open prac­tice. (I want to learn Ogham div­ina­tion as well, and that would go under Her menu but that would be appro­pria­tive to do for mon­ey.) I will do a read every week and post them [HERE], but I’m not going to archive all of them.

Ques­tions? Com­ments? Want a future arti­cle to go into more detail? Mail me through our con­tact form. Just be sure to pick the right top­ic from the drop down menu, and check the archives—particularly the F.A.Q.—to see if your ques­tion has been asked before.

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