ITarot is one of the most accessible ways to communicate with the unseen. Not because the cards themselves hold any special magical power, but because they serve as a tool for intuition. In truth, any type of card could be used for a reading, and many people connect with the unseen through other methods like runes, tree sticks, or numerology. The key isn’t the tool but the connection.

I’m drawn to tarot because of its rich symbolism and the way its imagery provides connection between cards. I currently use the Golden Dawn tarot deck, which felt natural to me from the start, allowing me to read intuitively. Sometimes, I follow the traditional interpretations of the cards; other times, I don’t. Tarot, like intuition itself, is a guide rather than a source of absolute answers. The cards won’t always give clear-cut responses. Sometimes they reveal harsh truths, sometimes they nudge you in a direction, and sometimes they refuse to cooperate altogether. But in every case, there is meaning to be found and a message to be passed.

I don’t follow a traditional school of tarot reading. My understanding has been shaped by my own journey into the unseen. I won’t focus my readings on telling you what you want to hear, as many readers do. Instead, I’ll tell you what the cards reveal, even when the message is unclear, because the path of destiny is not always fully written. My goal is always to guide you toward a deeper understanding, no matter where the reading takes us.