I began reading tarot shortly after high school, drawn to the cards whenever I faced tough decisions or crossroads in life. At first, I saw them as a curious tool—one I turned to when logic fell short. But as I used them more, I noticed something undeniable: the cards were uncannily accurate. This was a challenge for my scientifically-minded, atheist brain, which had no spiritual framework at the time.

 

In 2019, everything shifted. After a near-death experience, I underwent what I can only describe as an ego death. That moment cracked something open in me, unlocking a level of intuitive awareness I never knew existed. I turned to tarot obsessively, seeking meaning, connection, and trust in something greater than myself. Through that process, I began to build a personal belief system, one not confined to any single tradition, but rooted in direct experience, experimentation, meditation, curiosity, and a deep passion for life.

 

Before fully embracing this path, I spent a decade in retail and commercial management, five years as a 911 operator and police/emergency dispatcher, and five years as a personal trainer. Each role centered on helping others, but over time, the toll on my body and mind became too great. These experiences, however, gave me a unique perspective and a grounded, open-minded approach to communication.

 

Tarot, for me, is freedom. It allows me to move where I’m needed, when I’m needed, in service of a higher purpose. I consider it a privilege to act as a bridge between the divine and the day-to-day—to help others find clarity, meaning, and healing here on Earth.