I started reading tarot in college, almost 20 years ago—right around the time I cast my first love spell. I didn’t know what I was doing, not really. But the spell worked. Aphrodite and Hekate came through in full force, and I knew from that moment on that Magick was REAL.So I devoted my life to it. ✬

I’ve always been obsessed with love. Love in all its forms. Love in its illusions. Love in its ache. I even had a blog once where I interviewed people about their relationships and sex lives. I’m someone who thinks falling in love is sacred, who cries over romance movies, who believes love is a portal—but also knows it can be a trap.

I didn’t grow up with real love, or love at all. I grew up with survival. With anxiety. With emotional chaos and abuse masquerading as connection. I recreated that pattern over and over in early adulthood, falling for people who mirrored the same pain I knew as a child. My rock bottom came when I found myself isolated in New Mexico with an abusive partner—cut off from my people, my power, and my own intuition. So I cast a spell. I called on Hekate. I asked her to show me the truth and help me leave. One full moon cycle later, I was across the country, safe and healing in the home of my best friend.

That was the start of everything. I spent three years single—through my entire Saturn return—learning how to hold myself, honor my heart, and become the kind of person who would never abandon themselves again. I stopped romanticizing chaos. I realized my heart was a temple, and it was my job to keep it pure, clear, and protected.

Since then, I’ve called in the love I used to think was impossible. A steady, safe, delicious partnership that began just after that Saturn return ended.

Now I read for people who are ready to see clearly, feel deeply, and honor what’s real. I hold space for the girls, the gays, the lovers and leavers—especially those who are breaking their own ancestral patterns and choosing truth over illusion. Tarot won’t fix it all. But it will show you where you’re ready to rise.