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Tarot & astrology for self knowledge. Secular ceremony for the thresholds that mean more when marked. Faith in the meaning-making capacity of the human animal, not the machinery behind it.
Tarot & astrology for self knowledge. Secular ceremony for the thresholds that mean more when marked. Faith in the meaning-making capacity of the human animal, not the machinery behind it.
I'm a tarot & astrology nerd and legally ordained Atheopagan cleric. I do practical maintenance work at the thresholds between ancient symbolic systems and the stories that shape our lives. I'm not so much a fortune teller as a translator fluent in a few key symbolic languages.
You may find that what seemed like superstition is simply trust wearing ceremonial robes. That what the cards said is what you have known all along, waiting for the dignity of narrative to make it speak.
The perpetual studying, pulling a card and knowing it well enough to immediately see that here it speaks the truth bluntly, the moment when the right archetypal character clicks into place for someone's chart and you can feel the recognition land; this is what a good time looks like for me.
Every offering is built around one question: what does your moment actually need?
A custom tarot spread built around your specific situation, delivered as a beautifully designed PDF you can return to as things unfold. Astrology readings also available.
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There's a concept from Ursula K. Le Guin's Earthsea I return to often: that to know the true name of a thing is to perceive what it actually is, beneath whatever it appears to be.
I don't arrive with a complete catalogue of who you are. I arrive with enough language for the patterns I've learned to recognize that when I speak toward what I'm seeing, something in you remembers its own name.
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