When you can’t
see the way
forward.
One-to-one guided readings for people facing a real decision — a move, an ending, a beginning, a question that won’t resolve. No phony predictions. No empty promises. A clearer view of the ground you’re standing on.
What This Is — and Isn’t
THIS IS: a structured, private conversation built around your real question. I use tarot — a centuries-old language of images — to lay your situation out where you can see it: the ground you stand on, the paths in front of you, what you’re carrying with you. You leave with a way to see your situation differently.
THIS ISN’T: fortune-telling. I don’t believe the cards predict the future, and I won’t pretend they do. No promised outcomes, no contacting the departed, no “the cards say you must.” Nothing here replaces medical, legal, or financial advice. If certainty is what you’re shopping for, I’d rather lose the booking than sell you a counterfeit of it.
How a Reading Works
The Question: Finding What You’re Really Asking
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You share your situation through a short intake — what you’ve tried, what you fear, what a good outcome would feel like. I turn “what will happen?” into a question you can actually act on.
The Reading: The Hidden is revealed
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I sit with your question without a clock running — reading the tarot, consulting the I Ching, and, where it’s called for, scrying. Your paths, barriers, and options come into view.
The Map: Naming the Crossing
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Every hard juncture has a shape — an ending being grieved, a head at war with a heart, a self outgrowing its old container. Naming the shape is half the crossing.
The Crossing: You Receive a Step
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Not advice — movement. A reframe, a permission, and one small symbolic act — sent to you in writing, to carry into your week and return to whenever you need it.
The Readings
The PathFor a single, clear question. A six-card reading, returned as a written reflection you can keep, with a photo of your spread.
The PassageFor a situation with more than one thread. A ten-card cross and an I Ching reading, returned in writing with your spread photo and a recorded video.
The CrossingFor the thresholds you cross only a few times in a life. A tarot cross, an I Ching reading, and a scrying session, with a personal ritual to mark the crossing — in writing, with your spread photo and a recorded video.
A Guide Who Lives on the Threshold
A lifetime lived between fixed things.
I see the world in two different lights — one eye blind, one clear. The threshold was the only ground I was ever given. The work of nursing taught me how people actually heal: not by being handed the answer, but by being truly seen. This work carries that same lesson through older doors.
The Weekly Sky
