You must be at least 18 years of age. If you are under the age of 18 your legal guardian must give express written permission for you to book a consultation.

My services are considered spiritual counseling. As such, they can not and are not meant to replace primary professional and licensed medical care, psychological care, legal advice, or financial advice.

My spiritual pathtending, spirit work, and divination practice prioritizes the confidentiality, health, and well-being of my clients. That means that if a client comes to me with a topic best suited to a different kind of professional, I will refer that client out.

I will not use divination or spirit work to spy on non-consenting participants for the reading, nor will I perform magic to coerce sexual or romantic relationships.

I will only recommend or use baleful magic when I am being called to protect vulnerable clients from dangerous individuals and circumstance, or when seeking justice against those who freely do harm.

Sessions must be rescheduled or cancelled at least 48 hours before our original scheduled session.

No-shows sessions are not eligible for refunds. A session will count as a no-show if the client fails to arrive within 10 minutes for the session.

Divination is not the same as fortune-telling (which is illegal in different parts of the world).

How I distinguish the difference between the two is to look at historical precedence.

Divination is a term that has been overwhelming used regarding predictions and practical/spiritual advisory and/or affirmation that results from a religious or spiritual ritual in which there is some fashion of communication with deities, spirits, or other-than-human peoples. Various methods of divination have been practiced and described by almost every spiritual belief system in history including Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, and Hinduism, not to mention countless older pagan and polytheistic religions and non-organized folk spiritual beliefs.

Fortune-telling is a derogatory term used to describe what has been perceived as a less formal practice of prediction and practical/spiritual advisory and/or affirmation resulting from some form of coercive or performative suggestion (such as cold reading) as a means of extracting money and/or trust from those naive enough to seek out the service. Anti-fortune-telling sentiment and laws began as a means of discrimination against and de-legitimization of long-time practices of folk peoples, marginalized people, and immigrants, as a means to forcefully homogenize spiritual belief to a primary religion within an area. How do we know the authorities in question are attempting to de-legitimize another set of beliefs? Well anti-fortune-telling laws were designed so that any type of “fortune-telling” would only be permitted as a means of entertainment (and must be disclosed as strictly entertainment) during a fair or festival, and usually at the final discretion of an established church or school.

Anti-fortune-telling laws continue to do the same today, with the implicit proposition that anything practiced outside of the accepted prevailing religion is not legitimate spiritual practice. This discrimination and persecution is masked with the virtue signal of protecting those who are vulnerable to manipulative suggestion and “superstition”. Why is this virtue signalling? Because the same level of scrutiny and prosecution is not employed against those within the accepted religion of these same areas (notably, primarily some form of Christianity), such as the claims of prophets, faith healers, and faith artifacts pushed by mainstream religion that many people seek out with equal possibility of being taken advantage of.

This is not to say there are zero cases of purported fortune-tellers taking advantage of clients, but to say that that is the exception rather than the norm. If places with these laws in place judged all professionals, teachers, and leaders within all available spiritual systems with the same level of scrutiny, I would not consider these laws as a form of institutionalized discrimination.

What does this mean in practical terms in regards to my offerings? I do not cold read people or use the art of suggestion or any other form of manipulation in my pathtending services. I do not pretend to read minds in the divination services and spirit work I offer. I do not "spy” on non-consenting and unaware parties with my divination or spirit work, whether it is for business or for romantic purposes. I do not pick out lottery numbers or predict death dates. I also do not diagnose or treat illness of any sort.

I will at all times exercise my best professional efforts, skills, and care. However, outside of delivering the divination or spirit work service as described, I cannot guarantee the outcome of divination efforts and/or recommendations on my website/blog.

My practice of divination and spirit work is part of my spiritual practice and beliefs, not just a party trick or something used to fool people into giving me money/prestige/etc. Divination is a possible bridge of communicating with the more-than-human peoples and world that I speak about in the answer to my first question in my longer FAQ.

Part of what I do is communicate with spirits to gain insight for the questions or problems at hand. The other parts of what I do is have a dialogue with you, and use tools of divination such as an astrology chart or tarot cards for additional insight.

Anyone can develop these skills to varying degrees of success, which I talk about frequently. I want you to be totally empowered, to whatever extent you wish to be, in your spiritual and mundane life.

Let me reemphasize: these skills are not just the domain of someone who calls themselves a “spirit worker” or witch. Historically speaking (even in our present day), the skills of spirit communication and prediction/foresight are a cornerstone in almost every system of spiritual belief and practice.

Sometimes we need an extra set of eyes or a hand to hold through confusing, uncertain, or painful spiritual times. Sometimes we do not have the capacity or desire to do these things for ourselves. And some people do not have the patience or inclination to learn these skills for themselves whatsoever. In these cases, I am here to walk beside you.

In total, divinatory and spirit work services constitute spiritual counseling and mediation, facilitating how you cope spiritually with a given situation, and sometimes this also affects mundane results too.  It is a spiritually supportive and integrative process that can be complementary to other mundane services and treatments you may receive.

If you don’t see openings on my calendar, that means I am booked out at this time or I am taking a break from offering my spiritual pathtending services. People who sign up for my newsletter always learn about my availability first.

My services are exclusively delivered in digital (online) call format via Zoom.

Yes, and I encourage you to do so. I am unable to record the session for you! So please review how to record your session via Zoom before our session, or have an alternative method to record the session on your side.

Because my divination services are limited and infrequently available, I no longer offer gift certificates. I also do not have the technical capacity at this time to offer gift certificates for classes.

You can always contact me to purchase a divination service (if I have sessions available at the time) or class for a friend.

At this time I only accept payments through Paypal.

My rates are listed on every divination offering, as well as on the check out page. They are subject to change, and it’s a good idea to check them before you make a purchase.

I am highly selective about the trades and barters that I accept both as a matter of discernment and my aesthetic tastes and private (non professional) interests. This is not personal!

At the moment I am not open to trading with other astrologers, tarot readers, or spiritual service providers that I do not at this time know on a personal basis.

I am possibly interested in trading for other services (for example I recently traded for voice lessons), and artisanal items (for example I recently traded for some bespoke pottery)!

For anyone interested in trading or bartering: if you’d like to explore if we’re a match, use my contact form.

I offer a limited number of needs-based discounted services and classes based on the donations I receive from my other well-resourced and generous clients. Availability of these discounted spots is announced in my newsletter exclusively.

You can select “aid accessibility” as an add-on for your reading. If you’d like to make a bigger donation, you can contact me directly!

I require a 48-hour notice if you cannot make it to your appointment – if you do not give me sufficient notice, your fee for the appointment will be forfeited. I expect you to extend the same courtesy to me that you would to your doctor, hairdresser, lawyer, etc. Understand that when you do not show or call, I cannot make that time available for another client. It is YOUR responsibility to keep track of your appointment.

If you do not show up to your reading within the first 10 minutes of the session, I will consider you a no-show for the session, and you will forfeit the fee you paid.

If there has been an extenuating circumstance preventing you from giving me proper notice of your absence, contact me ASAP and we will reschedule your session for another time.

If I do not show up within the first few minutes of a session please contact me—it is likely a technical hiccup.

Divination readings constitute professional services and due to the nature of the service and labor involved, all readings are non-refundable.

In extenuating circumstances I may choose to give refunds minus administration and processing fees for either professional services or digital products. This will be judged at my discretion, on a case-by-case basis.

If you pay for a divination reading but then change your mind and no longer want the reading, your payment will be refunded minus a $50 cancellation fee and $5 processing fee. You must contact me about your cancellation at least 48 hours before the date of the reading, or you forfeit the entire fee.

I am primarily a practicing traditional Hellenistic astrologer. As a folk witch I place particular importance on lunar cycles and seasonal fixed star phases.

At this time I practice with annual profections, solar returns, secondary profections, fixed stars (both by conjunction and by parantellonta/parans), and the Vedic nakshatras.

My practice emphasizes the 7 traditional planets and traditional (Dorothean) rulership schema. I only look at outer planets and (some) asteroids when they are in tight conjunction (within 2 degrees) with an angle or planet in the natal chart. I only consider fixed stars to be in conjunction with a placement in the natal chart when they are in tight conjunction (within 2 degrees) with one another. Like all things, there are some exceptions, but this is the general baseline.

I use the Whole Sign house system, and the Tropical Zodiac. When looking at the the Vedic nakshatras, I use the Sidereal Zodiac (which is more accurate and specific to the stars).

I’ve been a student and practitioner of Western remediation techniques for almost 5 years, and hope to transition to Vedic remediation and lunar-specific techniques after completing my studies.

I primarily use the Marseilles tarot system, though occasionally I use Ryder-Waite inspired decks. I also utilize oracle decks when I feel it is appropriate.

My primary tarot decks are the Tarot of the Drowning World and the Hush Tarot.

No, as I have consecrated and awakened the spirit within my decks to act as a bridge to the Otherworld for gathering insight for your reading. I select the deck that I feel is most appropriate for the client inquiry.