TAROT /ˈtæroʊ/

"I have been working with these cards for over 25 years now. To this day I am still impressed as to how completely the cards represent the whole of the human experience. I often ask my  students at the end of the course if the creators of Tarot forgot anything about what it is to be human, I have yet had a student raise their hand and point out an omission. We will use these cards in the context of a spread that I created years ago and our quest: where is optimal future, for you. How can you manifest that future, what strategies might you use and how to integrate those strategies in your old patterns of manifestation. This is a very important aspect of the reading. The conscious realisation of patterns that are counterproductive. Then being able to shed those patterns or render them powerless, then instigating new approaches while still being respectful of who you are. All of us have to accept that right now you are exactly where you are supposed to be,and if you don't like it: what are you going to do about it? This is how I work with my clients.  It is story telling, and you are the hero. How you want the story to develop is up to you. If you want love there will be love, if you want drama there will be drama, adventure, joy, wisdom, playfulness, sorrow, laughter it is all there. Trust life. All of that with the simple understanding of the Archetypes represented in Tarot. Should you want to get a sense of the real wisdom contained in this brilliant understanding of human nature just give me a call. At the very least you will be entertained."   In love, light, and laughter.... Pierre

“The cards give you images and symbols to focus your vague intentions and transform them into action. Your will is the magic. In other words, you are the magic. If you can create something in your heart and then act on it to make it happen, that is magic. Very simple, very straightforward—no witches, no spells, and no broomsticks.” - Theresa Francis-Cheung   "Using Tarot for fortune telling is like using a Ferrari to pick up the groceries." - Pierre Bélanger