Card Readings

Clarity for the one who usually has everyone else’s answers.

A card reading is a clear, honest look at what’s going on in your life, read from the cards. I read with two kinds of decks: the Starseed Oracle deck, my main deck, because the starseed framework is what I connect to most, and the Rider-Waite Tarot deck if you’d like a traditional tarot reading. This isn’t fortune telling. The cards show what’s coming up for you right now. What you do with it is yours.

This is for you if...

  • You’re the person everyone comes to for answers, and you need a clear look at your own

  • You have a specific question or decision to work through

  • You want a straight answer, not reassurance

  • You’d like to try a reading before going deeper

What a session looks like

  • If you want you tell me what’s going on, or what you want to ask.

  • You choose your deck, and I lay out the spread.

  • We talk through what comes up, and you decide what to do with it.

Choose your deck

Starseed Oracle Deck

My main deck, and available for every spread, including the year-ahead.

Rider-Waite Tarot Deck

The classic tarot deck, available for the 3-card and 10-card spreads.

Choose your spread

3 cards

Plus 2 supporting cards

Up to 30 minutes

10 cards

Up to 1 hour

Year-ahead, 36 cards

3 cards per month for the next 12 months

Up to 1.5 hours

Available with the Starseed Oracle Deck only

Book A Reading

Not sure which session fits your path? Take the 3-minute quiz.

Is this a tarot reading?

It’s a card reading. If you want tarot, choose the Rider-Waite Tarot deck. If you’d like my main deck, choose the Starseed Oracle deck.

What’s the difference between the decks?

A tarot deck follows a traditional 78-card structure. An oracle deck has its own themes and layout. I read with both.

Do I need a specific question?

It helps, but it’s not required.

Which spread should I pick?

One question: 3 cards. More going on: 10 cards. Planning ahead: year-ahead.

Where do the sessions happen?

Sessions run online on Google Meet, so you can join from anywhere.