This is your space to ask anything that’s been circling in your thoughts - about tarot, intuition, self-trust, spiritual development, nervous system work, or what you’re experiencing on your path right now. There are no “too small” questions here. Sometimes the smallest whisper is the doorway to the biggest breakthrough. Drop your question in the comments below. Each week, I’ll gather what you share here and use it to shape our upcoming free monthly Q&A inside the community (first one will be in February), so what you ask today becomes part of what we explore together tomorrow. If you’re not sure how to phrase it, just speak from where you are: - What feels confusing? - What feels stuck? - What feels like it’s trying to wake up? Let it be messy. Let it be real. This is where the magic starts ✨

Before we get into tarot card combinations - two cards, three cards, ten-card spreads and everything in between - there’s something that matters more than memorising meanings. You have to meet the cards before you try to interpret them. When a spread hits the table, the first thing that happens isn’t intellectual. It's visual. It’s atmospheric. It’s somatic. - Your eyes catch colour, posture, direction, expression. - Your body registers weight, pull, friction, harmony. - Your deeper awareness starts threading a story together long before your thinking mind starts naming things. This is where real reading begins. Look at the spread as a whole: - What repeats? - What feels crowded? - What feels exposed? - Which cards seem to lean toward each other? - Which ones create resistance? - Where does the energy feel dense? - Where does it feel open? A spread isn’t a pile of meanings - it’s a living scene. - Two swords facing each other tell a very different story than two swords turned away. - A joyful card boxed in by heavy ones doesn’t speak the same way as a joyful card leading the spread. - A major arcana in the center carries more gravity than one tucked on the edge. First you take in the picture. Then you notice the tone / sense how it feels. Only after that do you bring in the language of tarot. This is because the part of you that reads images and symbols works much faster than the part of you that remembers definitions. It understands story, pattern, tension, and movement instinctively. If you jump straight to textbook meanings, you skip the living conversation happening on the table. You turn something dynamic into something mechanical. Tarot card combinations aren’t about stacking keywords together. They’re about watching how the cards interact - like characters in a scene, or notes in a piece of music. And this matters for what’s coming next. When I talk about card combinations, I won’t be giving you rigid formulas like “this + this = that.” Because a combination without context is just a skeleton. The life comes from how those cards relate to each other in this spread, in this moment, for this question.