Over the years, I have received many beautiful messages from people who have sat with me through moments of uncertainty, transition, reflection, and growth. Each message is meaningful to me, not simply because of the words themselves, but because behind every message there is a person, a story, and a moment in time that cannot be separated from the work we shared.
This is not a traditional testimonials page. I did not want to simply place words of appreciation one after another, detached from the experiences that created them. Tarot, to me, has never been only about receiving an answer and leaving. The reading is a moment, but what happens around that moment, the questions, the conversations, the realizations, the shifts that happen over time, is where much of the depth exists. For this reason, I chose to share these letters differently.
Each one is accompanied by a reflection from me. A look back at the work we shared, the themes that emerged, and the things these encounters taught me about tarot, intuition, and the human experience. Some connections last for one conversation. Others return over months or years. Some remain within the boundaries of a reading, while others become meaningful exchanges between two people who happened to meet through tarot. The four letters collected here represent different expressions of that experience. Not the quantity of readings, the length of the sessions or the idea of one person giving and another receiving but the relationship between the question, the cards, the person, and the moment in which they meet.
I am deeply grateful to everyone who has trusted me with their stories, their questions, and their vulnerability.
From you, to Muse.
Letter I: More Than Expected
"You knocked my socks off. That reading was more than I expected. Exceptional the delivery. The amount of information. The depth that you go into. You truly take pride in your work and I’m very grateful for the reading. I loved the steel drums in the background. I found you because you were recommended by ChatGPT ha ha. I was working on it and then I just said where can I get intuitive information and you and a few others showed up. I picked you."
- T.H · Greece π¬π·
T.H.’s Muse Journey β
Muse Path β» Muse Hour → Muse Wisdom
From the Muse: What Time Reveals in Tarot
T.H. came to me through an unusual chain of events. She was looking for intuitive guidance, asked ChatGPT for recommendations, came across several names, and chose mine. I often think about that detail because so much of what we call coincidence is made up of very ordinary choices. We search, we compare, we hesitate, we choose one door instead of another and only afterwards can we see what that choice set in motion.
She initially chose Muse Path, which is designed as a shorter reading. From there, she returned for several Muse Hour sessions and eventually chose Muse Wisdom, my monthly offering.
What interests me most isn’t the progression through my services itself, but what that progression allowed us to observe. There is a particular limitation to looking at a situation only once. A reading can reveal a great deal in a single sitting, but we are also creatures who change our questions as soon as we receive an answer. Something that feels urgent today can look completely different a few weeks later. Sometimes we return to the same subject and discover that the real question was never the one we originally asked. Working with someone repeatedly allows me to see this more clearly. I can distinguish between what is a temporary emotional state and what has become a genuine pattern. I can notice when the same archetype keeps appearing in different contexts, when a theme disappears because something has been understood, or when the cards begin pointing toward a question the person wasn’t consciously asking yet.
T.H. and I explored many different areas together, and those conversations gave me the opportunity to observe how interconnected seemingly separate questions can be. What begins as one concern can lead somewhere entirely different once you stay with it long enough. There is also something humbling about this kind of work. As a reader, I am not outside the process, simply interpreting symbols for someone else. Every person I work with inevitably challenges my understanding of the cards, of intuition, and sometimes of my own assumptions. The longer I work with someone, the more I am reminded that tarot does not exist in a vacuum. It meets a particular person, at a particular moment, with a particular history and the same symbol can mean something entirely different there.
I am grateful for the depth of the work we shared and for what it allowed me to learn about sustained readings, recurring patterns, and the ways in which understanding can change when we give it enough time. Some encounters are brief. Others give you enough material to reconsider something you thought you already understood.
THE THREAD: CONTINUITY
We often think we need a new answer when what we really need is enough time to understand the answer we already received.
Letter II: The Same Depth
“I’ve been getting tarot readings from Andrada for over a year now. I’ve never doubted her readings from the very first one, everything has been accurate and meaningful. I really appreciate not only the accuracy but also the way she explains things and connects with me. Whenever I feel uncertain about something, I always go to her. Even if the reading isn’t what I expected, I still end up feeling calm and reassured. During the sessions, she often points out very specific details that surprise me a lot. I truly trust her intuition and always feel supported through her readings.”
- B.T · Mongolia π²π³
B.T.’s Muse Journey β
Muse Key → Muse Path
FROM THE MUSE: The Depth of a Question
B.T. is one of the people who has been present through a significant part of the evolution of my work. We connected when I was still at the beginning of reading publicly, when the practice itself was still taking shape and I was learning what it meant to offer this work to people beyond my own private relationship with tarot.
She initially came to me through Muse Key, with one question at a time. Later, as her needs changed, she moved into Muse Path. There was never anything linear or predetermined about that progression. The format changed because what she needed from the readings changed. I don’t believe the depth of a reading should be determined by its duration. One question can carry an extraordinary amount of information. Sometimes a person arrives with what looks like a very small question and, once we begin looking beneath it, we find an entire landscape. This is something I have tried to preserve across every service I offer. Whether someone gives me one question or an hour of their time, I don’t approach one as a lesser version of the other. The container may be different but the responsibility isn’t.
Nearly two years of knowing B.T. has also meant seeing her outside the isolated moments captured by individual readings. We have stayed in contact, she has shared updates about her life with me, and I have had the privilege of watching certain things change over time. There is a particular kind of understanding that becomes possible when you know someone across different versions of themselves. You begin to recognize not only the circumstances they bring to a reading, but the person who is bringing them. You notice when the same question comes from a different place. You notice when an old fear no longer has the same hold. You notice when someone who once needed reassurance begins to trust their own perception more.
Eventually, the reading becomes only one part of what you are witnessing. And something else has remained strangely constant. B.T. still manages to be surprised by what comes through in her readings. I find that interesting because I am often surprised too.
A reader can develop experience, recognize patterns, become familiar with the cards, and still encounter moments that cannot be reduced to familiarity. Watching B.T. grow while continuing to encounter that element of surprise has been a reminder of why I continue to value this practice.
The Thread: Depth
Depth has very little to do with how much time something occupies. A single question can be approached superficially, or it can be given the same attention, precision, and openness as an entire hour. I have always wanted my work to reflect the latter. For me, depth is not a feature of a particular service it is an attitude toward the work itself.
Letter III: More Than a Reading
"You've been with me for almost 2yrs now, and you have been a big part of my journey. A lot of things I share with you I don't even share to my closest friends. I am very grateful for you and your support because I genuinely feel your care and concern for my growth love. I am supportive of you knowing the worth of the work that you do and the gift that you share to the world."
— M.O · Canada π¨π¦
M.O's Muse Journey β
Muse Path β» Muse Hour β» Muse Pair β» Muse Key
FROM THE MUSE: Authority Without Hierarchy
We met through a spiritual community, and there was an immediate sense of recognition between us. From that first connection until now, we have continued to read together. Muse Path became her favorite, although she would often move between Path and Muse Hour, with Muse Pair and Muse Key appearing whenever they suited what she needed at the time. But the list of services doesn’t really describe what this connection became, this is one of those cases where the reading itself is only part of the story.
Over time, our conversations moved beyond individual questions. We talked, shared, learned, disagreed, laughed, reflected, and witnessed different versions of one another. A genuine friendship formed alongside the professional relationship, and maintaining the distinction between those two things has been important to both of us. There is a common assumption that spiritual authority has to create distance. That if someone comes to you for guidance, there must be a permanent separation between the person who knows and the person who receives. I don’t experience it that way. I can be close to someone without becoming less grounded in my role. I can know someone deeply without believing I know everything about them. I can be her friend and still hold the responsibility that comes with being her reader. She can respect my work without placing herself beneath me, and I can be respected without placing myself above her.
There are people who have been physically present in our lives for years who may know only a small portion of what we carry. There are others we may never have met in person who, through enough conversations, become familiar with parts of us that very few people ever see. Neither kind of friendship is more real than the other. They simply reveal different things.
In this particular relationship, tarot became one of the places where that kind of connection could exist. It gave us a reason to sit down together, but eventually it became much more than a reason. The cards opened conversations. The conversations created trust. The trust allowed more honesty and with that honesty came the possibility of actually witnessing each other as people rather than remaining fixed within the roles of reader and client. This is one of the things I think people sometimes miss about tarot. They see the question, the cards, and the answer but a reading can also become a place where someone is allowed to speak without having to perform a version of themselves. A place where thoughts can be examined out loud. Where contradictions don’t have to be resolved immediately. Where someone can be witnessed while they are still figuring themselves out and sometimes, unexpectedly, it becomes a place where two people form a genuine connection.
That has been true for us. She has supported me in ways that extend far beyond the readings, and I have had the privilege of watching her change, question, grow, and become more herself over the time we’ve known each other. What I find most meaningful is that the relationship was never only about what I could give her. I have learned through her too.
She has taught me that closeness does not have to erase boundaries. That authority does not have to create hierarchy, that friendship and professionalism can coexist when both people understand where one begins and the other ends. Most importantly, she has reminded me that this work is not actually as solitary as it can appear from the outside. I may be the one sitting behind the cards, but the practice exists because people bring their lives to it. They bring their questions, their contradictions, their fears, their hopes, their stories and in the process, they leave something behind in me as well. This is why I don’t think tarot is ever supposed to be reduced to receiving an answer and leaving. The cards may be the beginning. What happens between people after that is where the work becomes human.
The Thread: Reciprocity
The most important thing I have learned from this connection is that guidance does not have to be one-directional. We often imagine the reader as the one who gives and the client as the one who receives but real relationships are rarely that simple. There can be knowledge on both sides. Support can move in both directions. One person can hold a particular kind of authority without becoming more important than the other.
Letter IV: The Language Between
“It felt like the Universe spoke to me through her. The timing, the truth, the tenderness of every message, it was divine. Andrada is more than intuitive. She’s a guide.”
- J.N. · United States πΊπΈ
J.N.’s Muse Journey β
Muse Hour β»
From the Muse: When the Reader Becomes a Mirror
J.N. came to me during a difficult period of her life, while she was going through a divorce and struggling to imagine what could exist on the other side of it. Moving forward was difficult enough; the idea of opening herself to another relationship felt even further away.
What began as a Muse Hour became a much longer period of working together. Over the course of about a year, we explored far more than the question that initially brought her to the cards. Relationships, decisions, fears, possibilities, family, and some of the more difficult circumstances that life placed in front of her all found their way into our conversations. What I remember most is not one particular prediction or moment of accuracy. It is the change in the person sitting on the other side of the reading.
There is a point in someone’s life where they may intellectually understand that things will eventually change, while emotionally being completely unable to imagine that change. Tarot cannot force that threshold open. What it can sometimes do is give someone enough perspective to begin imagining a future that, until then, felt inaccessible. Over time, J.N. began to regain her strength and confidence. She eventually met someone. Her questions changed because she was changing, and the things we explored together began to come from a different place. I found that transition more meaningful than any single answer could have been.
At one point, she even began considering learning tarot herself. I remember that because there is something significant about watching someone who once came to you looking for answers become curious about the language through which those answers were explored.
The role of a reader, in my view, should never be to make someone believe that their clarity exists somewhere outside themselves. If anything, the work should gradually return a person to their own ability to see, question, choose, and trust their perception.
J.N.’s journey gave me the opportunity to witness that process over time. There was also a much more difficult period involving her family that we navigated together. Not every part of someone’s life needs to become a story on a website, and some experiences are meaningful precisely because they remain private. What I can say is that the trust involved in being allowed into those moments was not something I took lightly.
She used to call me magical. I always found that word interesting. I didn’t simply watch someone receive answers. I watched someone begin to believe that there could be a life beyond the circumstances she was currently living through, and then slowly become someone capable of meeting that life when it arrived.
The Thread: Becoming
The most meaningful part of a reading is not what someone learns about the future, it is who they become while learning how to face it. J.N. reminded me that guidance should eventually lead back to the person being guided. The goal isn’t to keep someone looking toward the cards forever, it is to help them see themselves clearly enough that, eventually, they can begin to read their own life.
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