Why “Incidental” Tarot

Do the cards fall by chance?

When I do a reading, I draw the cards at random from different parts of the deck. Before that I clear my mind completely, shut out all the noise, stay quiet and still, shuffle the deck and say the person’s question out loud.

Spreads vary, but a lot of things affect a reading, and I look at them in the reading itself and in the question. Everything happens in the moment of the reading.

Signs we read every day

Tarot is the same kind of sign system people use every day. A red traffic light means you stop and wait for green. A doctor reads an X-ray. Emojis stand for emotions. People have paid attention to signs like these for centuries because they work. Tarot is exactly the same kind of system — just deeper, and not for everyone.

A card may fall by chance. But how you read it isn’t chance: that’s knowledge.

From possible to real

Any question says more about the person than about the situation. Any question shows a possible path, where a person might go.

A reading shows what’s possible. The person makes it real — by choosing. The cards don’t pass a sentence. A reading is a way of working with the subconscious, so I tell people about all the possible outcomes.

The answer is inside you

I guide a person through their own life, going by their questions and their answers — not pulling information out of thin air.

When a client can actually see their story laid out, they understand what’s happening to them faster and more accurately, mapping the symbols onto their own life.

I believe tarot is a great tool for working with the subconscious. For finding the answers inside yourself.