What to Expect from Working with Me
Tarot reading, divination, spirit work, and witchcraft are often heavily mythologized. As a result, what spiritual practitioners actually do can feel unclear—or wildly inconsistent—from one person to the next.
That’s because there is no single way to practice tarot or spiritual work. Witches, shamans, and spirit workers are not a monolith. We don’t all use the same methods, hold the same beliefs, work with the same spirits, or follow the same ethical frameworks. Different traditions, spiritual agreements, taboos, and lived experiences shape our practices.
I can’t speak for other practitioners. I can tell you exactly what you can expect from working with me.
My Approach to Tarot & Spiritual Consultation
A curious, open-minded perspective
I approach each tarot reading and spiritual session without assumptions. Your situation is treated as unique—not slotted into a preset narrative.
Reflective listening & issue clarification
Before we turn to the cards or spirits, I take time to listen carefully. This helps identify the core issue and any underlying factors that may be influencing it.
Guidance on asking the right questions
Tarot works best when it’s asked the right questions. I help you refine your questions so the information you receive is clear, actionable, and useful in real life—not vague or fatalistic.
Clear boundaries & respect for time
Spiritual work takes emotional—and sometimes physical—energy. Time limits protect your wellbeing and mine, keeping sessions grounded, focused, and effective.
Curse diagnostics without dismissal or fear-mongering
If you believe you may be cursed, I won’t brush you off—or rush to confirm your worst fears. I’ll ask diagnostic questions and carefully assess what’s happening. In most cases, the issue is not a curse, but an unresolved or problematic spirit interaction.
An emphasis on personal empowerment
My goal is not dependency. I aim to help you build clarity, confidence, and spiritual literacy so you feel capable of navigating future challenges on your own. Ideally, I work myself out of a job.
