Choose by the steepness of the ground you want to study: narrow question, whole-life survey, annual map, written return, or voice note.
One question, held properly. For a decision you have been carrying too long.
A focused spread on a single crossroads. You bring one real question — not five — and we spend the whole session on it. Best for a decision with a deadline attached.
The long look. Work, love, family, money — and how they are pulling against each other.
A wide spread across every area at once, which is the only way to see where one part of your life is quietly paying for another. People usually book this at the start of a year or the end of something.
Twelve cards, twelve months, and the two that actually matter.
A month-by-month spread read as a shape rather than a forecast — where the pressure gathers, where it lifts, and which two months are worth clearing your calendar for.
No camera, no calendar. Send the question, receive the reading.
For people in awkward time zones, or who simply think better on paper. You send your question in writing; I read and send back roughly 1,200 words, plus photographs of the spread.
Fifteen minutes, spoken. The smallest way in.
A short spoken reading on one narrow question. Most people book this first to see whether we get on before spending more.