A Tradition Passed Down Through Generations

Tarot has been part of my life for as long as I can remember.

I am a third generation tarot reader, following a tradition passed down through my mother and my Italian grandmother. What began around kitchen tables and quiet conversations became something I felt naturally drawn to myself. I have now been reading tarot for more than 10 years.

The roots of tarot stretch back to 15th century Italy, where some of the earliest known tarot decks appeared more than 500 years ago. Originally created as beautifully illustrated playing cards, tarot was not born from anything dark or demonic. Over time, the cards evolved into a way of exploring intuition, symbolism and the questions we carry with us.

For me, tarot is not about fear, superstition or telling you that your future is set in stone.

It is about clarity.

A reading can help illuminate what is already happening beneath the surface, bring attention to patterns you may not have recognized and give you a different perspective on the path ahead.

Every reading I give is rooted in the same tradition that was passed from my grandmother, to my mother, and eventually to me.