3 piles, 6 cards, 9 minutes for each guest. You may request a particular deck, or request an intuitive selection (I own many, many decks)
The Grand Etteilla Tarot
The Etteilla Tarot Deck Trois
by Jean-Baptiste Alliette, circa 1790. (Neoclassical)
French occultist Alliette was the first to popularize tarot divination, as well as the first to make a living through card divination. Etteilla published ideas regarding the correspondences between tarot, astrology, the 4 classical elements, and the 4 humors.
The Sola Busca Tarot
by unknown, circa 1491 (Renaissance)
The oldest complete tarot deck and the first to have a fully illustrated minor arcana and copperplate engraving. Named for the owners, the Sola-Busca family, a family of Milanese nobility who owned the deck for generations.
The Visconti-Sforza Tarot
by Andrea Bembo, circa 1441 (Renaissance)
The oldest surviving tarot deck. The credit for creating the deck is often attributed to Bonifacio Bembo, however, his older brother is believed to be the original artist.
Guests are able to ask 3 questions regarding their goals and intentions over the next 3 months. Guests will receive ideal dates, times, and strategies.
Guests are required to submit their birth date, exact birth time, and town at least 1-2 weeks in advance. A form will be sent via email.

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A 30 minute session dedicated to channeling divine guidance channeled from the angelic, spirit, and elemental realms. The session begins with an intuitive card pull, and ends with answering any remaining questions. Tarot deck chosen intuitively.
A 60 minute session dedicated to channeling divine guidance channeled from the angelic, spirit, and elemental realms. The session begins with an intuitive card pull, and ends with answering any remaining questions. Tarot and oracle deck chosen intuitively.