Frequently Asked Questions

Tarot is a tool for self-reflection and guidance, consisting of a deck of 78 cards, each with its own symbolism and meaning. The cards are used to tap into your subconscious and explore themes related to your life, emotions, and challenges. Tarot readings are not about predicting the future, but rather about offering insight, clarity, and perspective on your current situation. By connecting with your inner wisdom, tarot can help guide you in making empowered decisions and navigating life's journey with greater awareness.

A psychic reading is based on tuning into your energy and providing insights and guidance, while a tarot reading uses tarot cards as a tool to gain insights and clarity on your current situation and potential outcomes.

No, tarot isn’t tied to any specific religion or spiritual practice. It’s a versatile tool used for self-reflection, guidance, and personal growth, and people from all belief systems can use it in a way that aligns with their own values and spirituality.

The question you ask in a tarot reading is very important because it helps guide the focus and gives you clearer, more helpful insights. When you ask a thoughtful question, it sets the intention for the reading and allows for a deeper look into your situation. By asking a specific, open-ended question, you’re more likely to get guidance that feels meaningful and relevant to what you’re going through.

Open-ended questions often lead to the most insightful tarot readings. Instead of asking yes or no questions, try focusing on “how,” “what,” or “why” questions. For example, “How can I improve my current relationship?” or “What can I do to advance my career?” These allow for more detailed guidance.

Asking yes or no questions in a tarot reading can be disempowering because it takes away your sense of free will and limits your ability to make choices. It assumes that the future is fixed and out of your control, which can lead to a self-fulfilling prophecy where you act based on a simple answer rather than exploring your options. Tarot is meant to offer guidance and insight, helping you navigate your path with more clarity. Open-ended questions allow you to stay empowered, giving you the tools to make decisions rather than feeling like the outcome is already set.

A third-party tarot reading seeks insights about someone other than yourself. For example, questions like, “What does my partner feel about me?” or “Is my friend trustworthy?” would fall under this category. I choose not to conduct third-party readings out of respect for privacy and personal boundaries. My approach focuses on empowering you with insights into your own life—helping you explore what you can control, make empowered choices, and respond authentically to situations. This focus keeps the reading centered on your growth and journey, respecting everyone’s autonomy and promoting a healthier, more ethical approach to guidance.

Yes, but it's important to remember that tarot doesn’t predict the future with certainty. Instead, it explores potential outcomes based on your current situation and choices. A good way to frame future-related questions is by asking, “What should I be aware of in the coming months?” or “How can I prepare for potential challenges ahead?”

In tarot, there are no "bad" cards—each card holds valuable insight and serves as a guide to help you grow and navigate life’s challenges. While some cards may seem more intense or negative, they often point to areas where you can experience transformation, growth, or healing. I’ll help you interpret the card's deeper meaning and how it applies to your unique situation, focusing on empowering you to move forward with clarity and confidence.

When a tarot card appears upside down, also known as "reversed," it can suggest different meanings than when the card is upright. Reversed cards don’t necessarily mean something negative; instead, they often point to blocked energy, delays, or internal reflections related to the card’s theme. They can highlight areas where you might feel stuck, need to reassess, or turn inward for guidance. Sometimes, reversed cards invite you to take a different approach or offer a gentle nudge to pay attention to what’s being overlooked. It’s all about interpreting the card’s energy in the context of the reading.

Tarot can offer insights into your love life and guide you on your journey toward finding meaningful connections, but it’s not about pinpointing a specific person. Instead, tarot can help you understand what may be blocking you from finding love, how to open yourself up to a fulfilling relationship, and what qualities to look for in a partner. It can also guide you toward personal growth, which often plays a key role in attracting the right person into your life. The cards encourage you to focus on becoming your best self, which in turn attracts the kind of love you’re seeking.