The How.

1. The more specific question, the more specific answer. The more fuzzy question, the more fuzzy reading. I do not offer so called "general readings", ie: "What do you see in my cards?". This clearly states you do not have any questions. I suggest—go and play some ball. Or paint a flower.
2. Try to avoid asking closed-ended questions: Yes / No (but you may...) and don't use When ( A tarot reading can only give a very rough outlook on timing. If you need better dates, you might consider working with a psychic or astrologer instead.) Your YES / NO question is welcomed but it's not really revealing.
   
   Example:Instead of asking: Will I get a job by December? (a YES / NO ) ask:
   What can I do to get the job by December ? (open ended question) You may think: Well, I know what I should be doing to get a job! Send resumes and knock on doors. Well, maybe. Possibly. But what if cards have another outlook on it. That you should embody a Queen of Cups, become emotionally available and sort of softer on edges, open instead of all fired up and purely confident?
3. As above, use curiosity: How can I? What can I? What's the best way to ? etc...
4. Do not try to bundle questions. Simply—1 purchase = 1 question. If you have more than 1 question (each requires a different set up), reflect it in the quantities during the checkout. Additionally, see #1 : The most specific question, the more specific answer.
   Example:"Why am I so stuck? And how can I get unstuck?" — these are 2 different questions. First requires a reason, second one a solution.
5. Once your reading is done, it is done—no follow up is necessary.
6. I usually use 3-6 cards.
7. I do not offer business advice. I read cards.
8. No health questions.

I give you the picture translated through my heart, eyes, experience and openness. The reading can feel like a poetry, a prose or be as literal as 1,2,3. It's all possible and has it's place.

Why $33?

There is magic to 33. You know I'm a painter and a commercial illustrator. I'm truly not in business of Tarot, per se. I love it like a maniac. I consider it an energy exchange and, frankly, a privilege to help out and hopefully be your personal maid, cleaning up the path to the visible. Swoosh, swoosh, swoosh, I work the mental broom and allow you to see better. It doesn't mean all is pretty in pink. Darker moods are healing and some of us need a shake of a ground we're on, walking like eternal zombies. We need a cold bath, a sword that cuts through the bs we all fall for. Much too often.

So, here.