Are you looking for some guidance?

Tarot is a system of divination called cartomancy.

A tarot deck consists of 78 cards divided into two main groups: the twenty-two Major Arcana cards, and the fifty-six Minor Arcana. A further division is then made with the pip cards as they are divided into four suits: Wands/Staves/Rods – Cups/Chalices – Swords -Pentacles/Disks/Coins. Within each suit a further structure can be found beginning with an ace, then cards numbered 2-10, followed by four court cards that display a hierarchy in the following order: Page/Knave – Knight – Queen – King.

Tarot provides help by providing clarity to the elements of your situation that you cannot see. If the picture is incomplete, you cannot possibly begin to form an accurate assessment of what is happening in your life, and more importantly, you cannot make an informed decision about how to take things forward.

Clarity comes through being shown the motives of others (and yourself), their intentions (and yours). Tarot pulls back the veil and reveals what is affecting your life. The beauty of tarot is not just how it can show the who, what, where and when, but also the why. A misconception can exist that a tarot reading is either predictive or psychological, but the reality is can do both, and when it does, a fuller picture can seen in the cards before you.

Tarot readings can be very accurate. I’ve regularly pinpointed information about my clients in readings that only my clients knew. At the same time, I would recommend with any reading that you focus on the overall message and guidance of the reading rather than getting too preoccupied with the details. No matter how experienced or how clairvoyant a tarot reader is, no tarot reader can guarantee 100% accuracy. Tarot cards are open to interpretation and as such can be misinterpreted. Aside from that, the cards will not give us information you are not meant to have. We don’t know everything! It’s a good idea to keep a record of your reading, mark off events as they happen and then judge the reading for yourself.

You can ask about any area of your life: Love, Relationships, Finances, Career, Spirituality and the list goes on! If you book a 60-minute Skype, WhatsApp or telephone reading, you can ask as many questions as we can get through in the time you have booked. 30-minute Skype, WhatsApp or telephone readings are limited to one topic or question only. Email readings are charged per topic or question. If you exceed the number of questions allowed for the type of email reading you have booked, you will be contacted to reduce the questions to the permitted amount and your reading may be delayed.

A general question will result in a general reading so if you want to know something specific, please ask a specific question.

If you are asking a question that could be interpreted multiple ways, please clarify what/who you are asking about i.e. if you’re asking about your job and you have two jobs, you will need to specify which job you’re asking about.

Questions should be open ended not closed as the cards will respond better to open questions. If you have a specific closed question, please try to rephrase it. Alternatively, I will try and rephrase it for you. E.g. “Will I get married?” could be reworded to “What will happen in my love life?” or “what will the outcome of my current relationship be in relation to commitment?” This more open type of phrasing allows the cards to give you more information of the circumstances surrounding the outcome as well as the outcome.

You may also include any information you feel is important for me to know. However, please note, as a general rule, I ask my clients not to tell me too much background information before a reading. So unless you feel it’s essential to me asking a question on your behalf, you don’t need to include details.

Oh and before you ask, I can’t tell you the winning lotto numbers. If I knew them, I’d play them myself!

I will not predict births or deaths. I will not diagnose health conditions or predict the outcome of a health problem, so please don’t ask. I will not give readings on others without their consent. I may tell you about other people in your life in so far as they relate to you, but no more than that. If you want to know about someone else’s private life, please ask them.