My tarot / I Ching readings offer insights into the present path and how to best navigate life from the highest self. My style comes with warm humor, considerate sensitivity, and a direction toward positive potentials.
Ever since my professional start in New Orleans many moons ago, I’ve loved doing public readings for events and have made it a staple of my offerings – ranging from birthday parties to setting up booths at the Renaissance Faire. My event readings can…
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR MY EMAIL LIST TO GET A FREE GIFT I did not expect to be swept into the art of reading cards– life impelled me toward it and it has become a root of my spiritual practice. At 15…
Those of you who have been with me for years know that I love writing an annual post about costume ideas.
While tarot is my passion and I am so grateful to get to work in this field, I also do a lot of work for my costume troupe, Risk of Change.
I love getting into a character and putting together a unique concept.
I don’t get paid for this hobby and so I don’t spend a lot of money on this art. Here are some ways to uplevel your own outfit without dinging your wallet.
There is a great satisfaction of taking a step toward pain in order to cure it. Especially when it gets results.
This feels like a metaphor for the upcoming election. I’m not talking politics on here, but I am hoping to motivate us all to take action for our collective benefit.
There is pain in hope of change. But stasis will not relieve the suffering.
We each can make an effort to learn about the issues and fill in the bubbles that serve our better future.
I remember when my dad walked me over to our neighborhood voting station when I was 18 years old.
Tonight I brought back a lost personal tradition of playing music during a bath.
The last few years, I have chosen to watch a movie or show from my laptop beside the tub.
From audio cassettes to CD’s and then my beloved iPod, my classic tub-side company had always been Nina Simone, Tom Waits, Van Morrison, Nick Cave, Belle and Sebastian, and other soothing crooners.
Granted, the music I listened to today was on my phone and the selections were in part likely chosen by an AI algorithm. But, truth be told, it did a great job DJing.
Best of all, it wasn’t screen time, and that was a nice break. I work on screens a lot and then relax on screens a lot. It’s a constant stream of stimuli.
You must be logged in to post a comment.