The cards are a mirror.
You are the reader.

An open reading.
No memorised meanings.

We begin by landing together and getting to know each other a little. I light a candle: now we are entering the symbolic space. We take some breaths, ground, and feel into what wants to be looked at today.

Then we lay three cards in what’s called an open reading. I don’t tell you what the cards mean. I ask what you notice, perhaps a figure looking to the right, a colour, an animal at someone’s feet, and follow your words with simple, curious questions. The meaning comes to us through you.

The body comes in through visualisation, and sometimes through embodiment: feeling where something lives in your body and letting it take up space.

The reading ends when clarity is found. Usually there’s a sense of having found an answer and, ideally, an action you can take: not only something that reveals, but something that opens.

If the moment is open for it, you might leave with a ritual to carry out in your life. Like a rite of passage, it can complete an unfinished movement and help you leave dead weight behind. For example: carrying objects from your mother and father ten kilometres into a forest, burning them, and planting the ashes in two plants that you then send back to your parents.

These rituals are inspired by Alejandro Jodorowsky’s psychomagic and metagenealogy.

Before we finish, I blow out the candle: now we are leaving the symbolic space.

Only the present
is on the table.

A reading is for you if you are in contact with your body, your curiosity and your capacity to listen, and you want to look at what is here now: a problem as it is in this moment, or an expansion that wants to happen.

It isn’t for predicting the future, finding out what someone else is thinking, or changing things outside yourself. I only work with the present, and with you.

You don’t need to know anything about tarot.

A mirror
of the soul.

I came to the Tarot de Marseille through my teacher, in the lineage of Alejandro Jodorowsky. It is the oldest tarot tradition and the one I respect most.

It is also wide and versatile. No card is wholly negative or wholly positive; every card holds both. That makes it a frame through which you can glimpse yourself.

Memorised meanings can be useful signposts when you feel lost, but they tend to limit intuition. So I read from curiosity first, and bring in the structure of the cards (number, suit and rank) only when it helps.

One question,
explored deeply.

You bring one question, a crossroads, a decision, something you long for or feel stuck in, and we stay with it for 90 minutes. Readings happen in person in Huddinge, Stockholm, or online by video from anywhere in the world.

When you book, you’ll be asked for the question you’d like to bring. A sentence is enough, and it can change on the day.

Don’t have a specific question, and curious about working together over time? The Resonance Session is an open exploration to see how we resonate, and the way into longer work together, usually four to twelve months.