About AskY
Thank you for joining me today.
You have just stepped into a very personal place: a corner of my mind and my spirit that I have opened for you. Everything here, the words, the images, the way the cards are read, comes from how I think, how I feel and the energy I try to live by.
Tarot found me when I was a child, and it never left. It stayed through the years when everything made sense and through the years when nothing did. When I felt alone in a full room, or empty inside a life that looked full to others, the cards were the one place I could be completely honest: about my fears, my questions, the things that hurt and the things I secretly hoped for.
The cards gave me perspective: a way to step back, to see my life more clearly and to hear what I already knew deep down. Sometimes they gave me hope, sometimes a gentle push, but always a moment to come back to myself.
There is something in me I still can't fully put into words. I feel a deep connection with people: I can sense what someone is carrying almost as soon as they reach out, the pain they don't say out loud, the worry tucked behind a simple question, the hope they are almost afraid to name. I understand how people feel in ways I cannot explain, and that feeling is what guides me every time I turn a card for someone.
Every element you see here has a meaning: every image, every reading and every word. And the most important one, the dragonfly, my eternal companion. It spends the first part of its life under water, in the dark, before it rises into the light and learns to fly. It reminds me that change is not something to fear. It is how we grow into who we are meant to be, and it has always been my protector. Whenever one has appeared, it has felt like a quiet, constant sign that even in the hardest moments, the light was closer than I thought.
Why the Tarot de Marseille
I read with the Tarot de Marseille because it is where my story with the cards began, and because it asks something of me. It is one of the oldest tarot patterns we still have, carved into woodblocks and printed by French card-makers centuries ago, and it has never been rewritten to tell you what to feel.
Its figures are simple, its colours are bold, and many of its cards show only a number and a suit. That simplicity is its gift. There is nothing standing between you and the card except your own attention: where a figure is looking, which colours repeat, how one card answers another. A reading becomes a conversation, not a verdict.
I want AskY to be a calm place for you to bring what you are carrying, to see it from another angle, and to leave a little lighter, a little clearer, and a little more yourself.
Whatever brought you here, I am glad you came.
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