Tarot FAQ

Do I need to come with a specific question?

Not at all. You may bring a specific question, a situation you would like to explore, or simply ask, “What do I need to know right now?” We will take it from there.

Are you going to tell my future?

Not exactly. I view tarot as a tool for guidance, reflection, and exploring possibilities rather than as a fixed prediction of what must happen. The cards can help us identify patterns, choices, opportunities, and perspectives you may not yet be seeing clearly.

We all have free will, and can change direction at anytime. The cards do not make decisions for you.

What kind of questions can I ask?

You may ask about relationships, career, life transitions, creativity, family, personal growth, decisions, next steps, or any concern that continues to occupy your thoughts.

I do not use tarot to diagnose medical conditions or replace professional medical, legal, financial, or mental health advice.

What if I get a bad card?

There are no inherently bad cards. Even the most dramatic cards can offer valuable insight. The Tower, for example, may suggest that something is no longer sustainable and needs to change.

We will approach whatever arises with compassion and perspective.