I offer readings to guide you in all aspects of your life so whether you have questions around your love life, your finances, career direction or even your health or spirituality, call me to make an appointment for an insightful and accurate reading.  With over 15 years experience, I can help you to make the right decisions and head in the right direction.

I am available at Glebe and Newtown. Please give me a call on 0425 206 489 to make an appointment. Evening and weekend times are available.  Phone and email readings also available.

Posted: March 10th, 2010 under about tarot readings.
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Someone recently left a comment and I deleted it along with a bunch of spam - sorry, whoever you were!

The person said that I did a reading for them some time ago and a number of things I had predicted had occurred, but two things hadn’t - specifically a relationship and a change in her work situation. She asked why these things hadn’t come to pass yet when I had been right about other things.

I thought about this and my absolutely honest answer is “I don’t know.” Read more »

Posted: June 20th, 2007 under about tarot readings.
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Hi Vicky,

Good question.  I think that ultimately, we all need to be able to read for ourselves.  When I’m upset or very emotional, it’s hard for me to make heads or tails of what I am seeing.  If I have a big decision to make or I feel there is something I need to know, but I just don’t know what, then I might go and have a reading with someone else.

When I read for myself, I take it just as seriously as I would if I was reading for someone else.  I get clear in my mind about the question I want to ask, shuffle and lay out the cards and then ponder the cards that have come out.

 Sure, back in the day I used to just keep shuffling and dealing until I got cards I liked, but what I really want is honesty, not just a happy ending.

Reading for yourself is a great way to learn the cards.  You could do a three card spread each day - just shuffle the cards, split them or spread them any way you like to see what three you get.

Keep a tarot journal and write in it each day the cards you got and what your impressions of it are, how you feel about it, and what you think about it.

No need to write volumes and don’t censor yourself.  There is no right or wrong and no one will see your jouranl except you.

Another good idea is to print up a list of the names of all the cards and each day, place a tick next to the ones you pulled out.  Over time you will see a pattern of the cards you repeatedly get.  The cards you DON’T get are significant too.

Posted: May 8th, 2007 under about tarot readings.
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Here is a transcript of an actual conversation I just had. I have variations on this a dozen times a day.

“I’d like to see the Tarot Reader please.”

“Ok. The next appointment is available at 3.45.”

“Isn’t there anything sooner?”

“No, I’m sorry, she’s booked up until then.”

“Oh, so she’s here then?”

“Yes she is, she’s just doing other readings up until 3.45.”

“So I can’t have anything before then?”

“No, I’m sorry. The next available spot is 3.45.”

“Oh. So that’s the earliest time I can see her?”

“Yes it is, would you like to book in for 3.45?”

“Is there anything before that?”

“No, sorry, nothing before 3.45.”

“Oh, I’ll have to come another time.”

“Ok. No problem.”

I am the queen of diplomacy.

Posted: February 25th, 2007 under about tarot readings.
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