5 things I feel a querent (you) should know before getting a tarot reading for your creative writing:

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1. Whether you're working on a new or existing project, you'll need to book your consultation with an open mind.

Don't come to the reading "married" to what you think your story is. There's a reason you're trying to reach out to your creative muse. Trust it.

 

2. A lot of people think the Tarot is "All-Knowing," a form of divination, and a fortune telling tool.

While my practice subscribes to some of that,

I use it to help writers get more in tune with their creative intuition and feel empowered with their writing pieces.

Because you have Free Will and I'm not claiming any copyright on your project,

you are fee to listen to the message or ignore it.

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3. Not all readings make sense during a session.

You may need to let your reading marinate in your subconscious for a while before any of it makes sense.

 

​4. You allowed to see something completely different in the cards than what I'm seeing

as you have more information about your project than I do.

 

5.  One question per spread is the best approach to get the clearest answer.