Teachings
Three doors into the work, and a fourth into the school. Whichever you choose, you will be told where a practice comes from, taught the technique properly, and then trusted to work it yourself.
Readings
A reading is a conversation, not a verdict.
I read tarot, I scry, and I sit with the dead. What I offer is a careful look at the shape of a situation, the forces moving in it and the room you have to act. What I do not offer is certainty about the future, because nobody honestly has it.
- Tarot reading, sixty minutes. One question or one season, read closely.
- The deep look, ninety minutes. Tarot against your natal chart and the current sky.
- Scrying and spirit contact, sixty minutes. Dark mirror or water, worked slowly.
- Household and land work, by arrangement. Cleansing, blessing and settling.
What a reading is, and is not
It is
- A structured look at a situation from outside your own weather.
- A way of surfacing what you already half know but have not said aloud.
- A map of pressures, timings and tendencies, held loosely.
- Confidential, and yours. You keep the recording.
It is not
- A prediction you are obliged to live inside.
- Medical, legal, psychiatric or financial advice.
- A diagnosis of a curse. I do not find curses and I do not sell their removal.
- A reading on a third party's private life, or on anyone under eighteen.
Teachings
Courses, workshops and sacred study.
Live sessions with room for questions, recordings kept, a written course book with full citations, weekly practice designed to take twenty to forty minutes rather than your whole life, and a private room for your cohort with no cross selling.
The full curriculum, from tarot from first principles through to ceremonial magick and astrology for magicians, lives at the Academy.
Mentorship
For those ready to walk further.
Four places open each year, always beginning with a conversation rather than a payment. This is for practitioners building a serious personal practice who want a steady, honest hand on it: a reading list built for you, regular sessions, and someone who will tell you when a thing is not working.
On cost, plainly
I would rather teach you than price you out. Exact rates are given openly when you write, and they follow fixed principles rather than moods.
Private sessions, private rites and private events are offered on a sliding scale, set by what is genuinely affordable to you, and I do not ask you to prove anything. Every course cohort holds two places at reduced cost, yours by asking. The study circles are pay what you can. And a good deal of this work is free on purpose: the Library, the Journal, the open seasonal rites and the teaching I share publicly, with more of it added all the time. If you would like to help keep the free work free, my Ko-fi is open.
If money is the only thing standing between you and the work, write to me and we will sort something out.
Before you book
I am a complete beginner. Will I be lost?
No. The beginner courses assume nothing at all, not even that you own a deck. Come to a study circle first if you would like to see how it feels before committing.
I have practised for years. Will this be too basic?
The foundational courses go deeper into sources than most people have gone. If you want to be certain, write to me with what you already work and I will tell you honestly whether a course is worth your money.
Do I have to believe in any of this?
You have to be willing to practise and observe. Belief is not an entry requirement, and I would rather you arrived sceptical and stayed honest than arrived credulous and stayed vague.
What if I cannot afford it?
Every cohort holds two places at reduced cost, no explanation required beyond asking. The study circles are pay what you can. Write to me.
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