A 15 minute reading is ideal for general guidance or if you have a specific question in mind. For a more in-depth reading, consider the 30 minute offering.
 
My interpretation of the tarot has been deeply shaped by Lindsay Mack’s revisioning of the art as “Soul Tarot.” Understood through this lens, card reading becomes less about predicting the future and more about gaining insight into the present—about sensing into the opportunities for growth and personal transformation in the here and now. In this way, my readings center the present in all of its depth and possibility.
 
The present is not disconnected from the future, nor the past–the tarot doesn’t exist outside of time, but its capacity to predict the future is limited, because we are in a constant state of flux. At any moment in time, there may be multiple timelines being energized by our choices and the varied forces that influence our lives. The way I conceptualize my tarot practice with regard to time is as a sort of timeline alignment. The tarot presents us with the divine invitations that are most in alignment with our highest and best outcomes. Working with the tarot helps us to jump timelines, deeply align with our soul, and course-correct, by adjusting our orientation to what is here and now, rather than by trying to predict the future. The tarot is always helping us to align with the best possible outcome, with our dharma, and our destiny. It’s a portal of sorts, with the potential to help us narrow the gap between where we are and who we’re becoming, just not in a straightforward, predictive way.
 
My connection with Source and with our un/seen allies shapes my framing of the process. When I read, I intentionally deepen into contact with this web of benevolent forces that, I believe, connects us all. My intention is that each look into the pool of your present brings forth only that which supports you (and all that you are connected to) in the highest and best of ways.