The Wheel of Fortune has an angel in the top left corner which relates to Aquarius, while the eagle is related to Scorpio and the lion is known to belong to Leo. The bull is associated with Taurus. These all have wings, which represent (more…)

Angel readers are often first to admit that their style of reading is different to other types of private readings. Both decks of cards used, however, (more…)

The High Priestess Tarot card, in a private reading, is perceived as a person of knowledge and understanding, however when looking at her facial expression it shows you (more…)

This card sends out the typical portrayal of a man who has a need of wealth. A male is pictured on the front of this particular Tarot card with legs apart and arms folded. He can be a bit of a mysterious person, with a blue cloth wrapped (more…)

A Tarot card showing the Nine of Wands represents confliction. The pictures reflect conflicting issues, both materially and emotionally.

One thing strikes me, while looking at this card. Whether you are an established Tarot reader who uses the (more…)

In the tarot card deck, each card has a different interpretation which will vary with each tarot reader.

The chariot tarot card shows two horses pulling away from each other, with a man holding (more…)

In the Tarot Pack, the five of cups is depicted as a person enveloped in a dark cloak, looking at a set of three beautiful gold cups. In the background are two more golden cups near a bridge. (more…)

A spread of Tarot cards in a reading is an easy way of showing a medium that there is a need for the client sitting across from them to have advice regarding their material lifestyle.

It may be that there is (more…)

When used in a tarot reading this card, which is part of the Major Arcana, represents the changes that could be already on-going or just around the corner. (more…)

I am aware that most people who are unfamiliar with the work I do as a medium do not realise that there are rules and guidelines set by my spirit guides. (more…)