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London Alternative Market – Sunday 05 June 2016

I worked at LAM at the Revolution Bar in Leadenhall Street in the City of London last Sunday from 12 noon until 6pm. This diverse fashion and accessory event has a great team of traders and customers. I’ve fitted in well as the resident Tarot reader, and I enjoy meeting new Tarot clients as well as returning customers. I’m look forward to another rewarding day. I took my Zombie Tarot deck which was great so, come along and let me read for you after all, we can both have fun.

Don’t forget, I also Skype read, so distance and time isn’t a problem. Stay in touch.


London Alternative Market – Sunday 01 May 2016

Working at LAM is just great. Am in my sixth month, and the lovely Tara popped her head into my Tarot booth to book me as my first client for next month. Really looking forward to seeing her. More news, ta dah, Michaela who is an events organiser, caught me  for a chat on my way home, and has booked me for an event in Kings Cross in the evening of 25 May. Will post full details here soonest.


Tarot Workshop Week 7

What a lovely week, week 7 was.  The students are now reading for each other and me with 10 cards. The nerves are being laid to rest, and the students all have so much zest and enthusiasm. Now we’re using 5 cards, then another 5 cards.  The more cards involved, the more meanings and the more time to spend over the readings, as the information builds.  Also, the imagery seems to get stronger, and you can get different feelings with more information. Believe in the cards in front of you, and let diplomacy kick in if you see an awkward message. You can, as a newbie, say to your client the cards aren’t wrong, sometimes you just have to find the right words. It’s important to have the confidence in yourself, then the client will have confidence in you.

In the second half of the lesson, we worked with 12 cards, placing 6 then another 6. After the cards have been chosen, we gathered the face-down cards and placed them to the side on the table. After reading those 12, the class each re-spread the cards and then chose another 3, handing them to the reader face up. These cards are for the ‘now’. I asked 3 of the students to read for me, and they were just amazed at  how many cards, from each spread were similar and accurate for me.

Homework is going over this weeks lesson, a new slant from me, and if anyone has a way or a style they would like to read in, they will be able to introduce and demonstrate that next week. I told the class that I will be bringing in 3 visitors next week, for the students to work with so, lots going on. See you next week.


Tarot Workshop Week 6

The class this week was on Saturday 2nd April as I was working at the lovely LAM event on Sunday. This week, Week 6, had the students reading for each other and me with 8 cards. The students are getting to be less nervous when reading for me and I remember how it was for me as a beginner, so the classes are also about confidence building. They are getting more relaxed when reading for each other, but using words carefully. We revised the numerology aspect, 1 card at a time and then then did 8 card readings for each other, with and without numerology. The court cards don’t have numbers, so they are just read as they are. So, from Week 2, let’s go over how the court card suits can or may, relate to star signs. Page, Knight, Queen and King. I suggest to exercise caution with this though, as I would hate anyone to lose an opportunity because they think the wrong sign is in front of them. So, just remember the following loosely, as you’ll also find that over time your intuition kicks in with these. You’ll also see more imagery ‘jumping at you’ from the cards, with the more readings you do.

Pentacles: Earth: Capricorn, Taurus, Virgo

Swords: Air: Aquarius, Gemini, Libra

Wands: Fire: Aries, Leo, Sagittarius

Cups: Water: Pisces, Cancer, Scorpio

It’s also very important to say things in the right way. From my own experience, I had a Tarot reading in-between work appointments. Oh dear, it was absolute doom and gloom, and I got to my next appointment a white faced and nervous wreck. Choose your words gently and thoughtfully, even with the cards that have stringer imagery. There has to be respect from you as the reader to the receiver. Homework this week is to do readings with 8 cards, as many as possible, and I’ll see you next week.


London Below – Sunday 24 April 2016

On 24th April, London Below will be bringing the old spirit of Alternative Camden, back to Camden! and I’m happy to be working at London Below with my Tarot readings, in their great new venue in Camden Town. It’ll be at the Barfly which is a fab location, opposite Stables Market and is one of Camden’s premier music institutions. London Below will provide a handpicked selection of traders selling a range of Goth, Steampunk, Fetish.

I’ve worked with Tricia and Malc many times before (didn’t have the Blog then or, maybe just didn’t know how to Blog).

Come and join us for a drink, a browse and shop.

Doors open 12-5pm
Entrance only £2!

http://londonbelow.co.uk/


London Alternative Market – Sunday 3 April 2016

I’ll be working at LAM at the Revolution Bar in Leadenhall Street in the City of London this Sunday from 12 noon until 6pm. This diverse fashion and accessory event has a great team of traders and customers. I’ve fitted in well as the resident Tarot reader, and I enjoy meeting new Tarot clients as well as returning customers. I’m look forward to another rewarding day. Come along and let me read for you after all, you know you want me to.

LAM on the Sunday following Easter, I’m sure will be another great pulsating time. Lovely sunny weather is predicted, so bye to Storm Katie. Don’t forget, I also Skype read, so distance and time isn’t a problem. Stay in touch, will update you later about this wonderful event.


Tarot Workshop Week 5

I’m amazed at how quickly this course is travelling and from Zero to Hero is how I would describe my students. This week, Week 5, we had more 6 card readings for each other and then readings for me. My students were a little less  nervous when reading for me and I think that’s great.  They chose the words to relay the information in a way that was understand or could be related to. Remember that like The Fool, learning and reading is a leap of faith.

Then we went through the numerology aspect and how the cards are associated with a number from 1 to 9. We added numbers which are significant in numerology except the court cards which don’t have numbers, so they are just read as they are. The students then did 6 card readings incorporating numerology. The homework for the coming week is more 6 card readings both with and without numerology, so practise, practise. I’m really looking forward to my class of heroes next week when I’ll be introducing 8 card readings. See you then.


Tarot Workshop Week 4

This week, Week 4, we revised Week 3 which was to look through all of the cards and to see what meanings, instinct and feelings came through. The group also spoke about where any of them were feeling ‘stuck’ and talking it through. As we’re all individuals, we’re bound to have different thoughts and draw different meanings on our card spreads. After we spoke through all of that, more 6 card readings for each other and then reading for me. Students are often nervous when reading for me, so again,  the mantra I repeated that day and throughout the course is, the cards are always right … choosing the words to relay the information in a way the client can understand or relate to, can take time. Like The Fool, it’s a leap of faith.

We had a great day. The homework for the coming week is more 6 card spreads, so practise, practise. We’re all looking forward to next week when I’ll be introducing numerology into the mix. See you then.


Tarot Workshop Week 3

Tarot Workshop Week 3, for beginners, on Sunday 06 March 2016, time 1030am til 1230pm.  This 8 week workshop will enable you to read Tarot, and be able to work with the Tarot both for yourself and with others. This is an introduction to eager and willing students and will include inter-active sessions. If you are interested in attending, please let me know.

Week 1 covered the meaning of individual cards, the Court cards and the colours of the cards. We finished with my students reading 3 cards for each other, they did really  well.

In Week 2, we went over Week 1 homework, and I answered questions that arose. I’ve suggested students keep a Tarot Card book to record their progress, and remember any questions.

In Week 3, we had revision from both Week 1 and Week 2. It was lovely to hear anecdotes from each of the group who had done mini readings for their friends, with interesting results. I loved this as it reinforces confidence and helps to believe in the cards. The mantra I’ll be repeating throughout the course is, the cards are always right … choosing the words to relay the information in a way the client can understand, can take time. We read through the Minor Arcana. I shuffled all of the cards, picked 6 for each pupil and then the pupils read for me. Gosh, the nerves were as powerful as the energy in the room. There were a few stumbles which were to be expected but, I was pleased with the resulting readings.

The homework I set for this week was to go through all of the cards, and to see what they mean to the individual. It’s to see not only how you feel about the pictures on the cards but, to listen to your feelings and instinct and mix with the cards. Then, to do 6 card readings. Looking forward to next week.


London Alternative Market – Sunday 6 March 2016

I’m so looking forward to my fourth time working at LAM at the Revolution Bar in Leadenhall Street in the City of London this Sunday from 12 noon until 6pm. The other stallholders are very friendly, and I feel I’ve fitted in well in this diverse fashion and accessory event as the resident Tarot reader. The new customers are great and I’ve had returning customers also. The review I had from the author Tara Neale was wonderful. I look forward to another rewarding day. Come along and let me read for you after all, you know you want me to.

So, to review LAM on Sunday, Mother’s Day. It was a little quieter than usual…those lucky mums being wined and dined. As usual, great fellow traders and pulsing vibe throughout. Especially liked the chocolate brownie taster at the entrance – thanks girls. I had more returning clients with confirmation of previous readings I had given them. Don’t forget, I also Skype read, so distance and time isn’t a problem. Stay in touch, will update you later about my wonderful Tarot teaching class students and their progress.


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