You'll enjoy working with me if:

• You want a safe sacred space where your gender identity/expression/experience is validated, honored, and loved

• You want a Tarot reading from someone who will accept you as you are

• You want a safe sacred space that is trauma-informed; science-loving; queer; secular; and embraces asexuality, aromanticism, disabilities, and full bodily autonomy.

• You are interested in receiving a Tarot reading with inclusive and safe imagery (I use the Crow Tarot deck), free from gendering

• You want to learn how to read Tarot

• You want to develop or deepen your intuition

• You want to develop or deepen your spiritual practice

• You want a gentle guide who works with your intuition

• You want to work with a guide who will help you craft practices, rituals, ceremonies, spells, daily protections, and spiritual self-care that are rooted in your own authenticity

• You are interested in group spiritual activities with other trans, enby, and agender folks

All Services are Free From Gendering. This Means:

• Spirits are not gendered: all spirits are referred to with they/them/theirs pronouns

• Our spiritual experiences are also not gendered: nothing is ever defined or referred to as "masculine" or "feminine" (energy, planets, plants, dreams, deities, experiences, etc)

• People of ALL gender experiences are welcome in ALL events

• You are welcome to have your own individual and group spiritual experiences free from the oppressive labels, stereotypes, and social constructs of gender

  
  ALL genders are welcomed. This space centers transgender, agender, and nonbinary folks so that we may all be treated with respect, dignity, and love. You do not need to be any gender or even have a gender to be welcomed and embraced in this space!
  
  As a trans/enby/agender person, I have had many negative and damaging experiences in spiritual communities. I have bumped up against "this-gender ONLY" ceremonies rooted in harmful cisgenderism. I have endured cis folks inquiring about my gender identity, my gender expression, and my genitals during spiritual services. I have endured "spiritual" people putting my gender experience on trial, demanding answers, and outright discriminating against me. I have been misgendered during classes, rituals, and other services where I am the provider.
  
  In response, I have created this sacred safe space. This is a space for folks who want to have their own, unique, empowered spiritual experiences without the limiting forces of gender. This is a space for folks to come together to share spiritual experiences in safety.
  

  
  Some of my core spiritual beliefs include:

• Sober, Secular, Safe space. My classes and one-on-one sessions are sober spaces: do what you like in your free time, but you must be sober during Tarot readings, sessions, and class. Being actively high on non-Rx drugs including non-Rx cannabis, as well as actively being under the influence of alcohol, is not permitted during class or readings or sessions. This is a safe space for people in recovery and people who have always been sober. This space is secular - you do not have to ascribe to any religion or spiritual path to be here, and no soliciting or conversion attempts are allowed in these spaces. This is a safe space for queer, nonbinary, trans, ace, agender, disabled, fat, chronically ill, people of all races; I’m always learning and doing my best to make this the safest space possible. More on that below.

• Take Your Medications. I avoided starting antidepressants for decades due in part to bad advice from previous spiritual teachers. Starting antidepressants literally saved my life and completely transformed me into the happiest, most stable person I have ever been. I will NEVER advise you to stop taking prescribed medications, and I advise you not to listen to any spiritual teacher who has strong negative opinions about doctor-prescribed medications.

• Eat Food You Like. Food has Nothing to Do With Spirituality. I’m a fat activist. One of my favorite podcasts is Maintenance Phase, which shows the actual science behind calories, dieting, and body size. Food has nothing, nothing, nothing to do with spirituality, and oftentimes the “toxic” or “processed” foods that spiritual people love to hate are simply foods that people in poverty can afford, so it’s not *really* about the food. I leave food out of it. I have worked in agriculture for over fifteen years, and have seen how the intersection of spirituality and food can create diets and eating practices that are extremely harmful to people (such as fasting, which can be extremely triggering for people with a history of disordered eating). I will never tell you to change your diet or espouse any preferred diet or eating practice. I think you should eat what you like, when you like, however much you like.

• Responsible Use of Power. We all have power, and we should all be empowered to live our authentic lives. Responsible use of power means being self-aware and other-aware. We must respect other people's rights to determine their own lives; we must say no when someone else wishes to cross our boundaries, force us into a life that is not our own, or harm us.

• Disabled People Matter. Body shape, diseases, illnesses, and disabilities are NOT moral comeuppance or a reflection of spirituality/moral fitness. Disease is not “dis-ease” but simply a biological fact. There are too many spiritual “leaders” out there who use illness, chronic illness, and disability to shame and blame victims, thus creating an ableist world where only able-bodied “healthy” people are spiritually fit. Disabled people deserve to be seen and loved, and deserve to live in the world just as easily as able-bodied people. We don't yet live in that world, we have a long way to go to make the built environment, the economy, and spiritual services accessible to disabled people. I live with chronic pain and expect to become further disabled as I age. This is a safe space for the disabled community and I’m committed to continuing to learn how to make spiritual services accessible to all.

• Trans People Matter. Transgender, Enby, Agender, and all gender-creative folks are beautiful, are fully human, and deserve respect, love, and care. Because of course we do. This is not debatable.

• Black Lives Matter. We must right the injustices of the past and present; it is our inheritance and our collective responsibility. We must be actively anti-racist.

• Sex Positive, Asexual positive, Body Neutral. You are the only person you will have to live with for the entirety of your life. Your body deserves to be loved, appreciated, and honored. Many spiritual teachers do not yet embrace the asexual/graysexual/autosexual communities — I do. Many do not accept sex workers and sex work — I do. Additionally, “body positivity” is a lot to ask of a person, especially those of us who have struggled with past eating disorders, disordered/distorted body image, etc. I ascribe to body neutrality: a loving, easy, plain, relaxed acceptance of your body as it is, rather than forcing yourself to be ultra-hyped about your body all the freaking time (how exhausting!).

• Pro-Science, Anti-Conspiracy Theory. We must work with science and scientists, not against them. We must accept truth as truth. Vaccines are safe. I will NEVER tell you to stop taking prescribed medications. Most conspiracy theories are bunk. There are much larger problems in the world that require our attention, energy, money, and time.

• Victim Blaming/Victim Shaming Is Disgusting. New Age spirituality is born out of the dominant culture (white, cisgendered, heterosexual, able-bodied, etc). Most New Age spiritual practices blame victims for their problems and circumstances. This is gross. This is yet another way for white cishets to ignore their white privilege, cisgendered privilege, and heterosexual privilege. We do not engage in this behavior in this space.

• No Dehumanizing Language. About anyone. Ever. Every genocide in history has started with dehumanizing language. It does not matter who the other person is - it does not matter who the other person or group of people are - when we use dehumanizing language, we are a) contributing to a society where dehumanizing others is normalized, encouraged, and embraced, b) simply making the other person or group dehumanize us in return, and c) losing our own humanity in the process. I work hard to never dehumanize others; I expect the same from everyone during spiritual services.

• Decolonizing Spiritual Practices. Cultural appropriation is rife within spiritual communities. I work hard to decolonize my own practice, and I encourage others to explore and decolonize their own spiritual lineages and practices.

Some of my spiritual inspirations and teachers include:

• Nick Dickinson (Teacher - Witchcraft, Mentor, Friend, Headmistress of Circe Academy)

• Amanda Yates Garcia (Teacher - Witchcraft)

• Maria Minnis

• Alok V. Menon

• Blair Bogan (Teacher - Astrology)

• Jeffrey Marsh

• Adrienne Maree Brown

• Edgar Fabian Frias

• Elizabeth Gilbert

• Dr. Autumn Asher Blackdeer

• @Dineasethetics Charlie Amáyá Scott

• Lindsay Kuhn (Radiant Unknown Tarot)

• Nedra Glover Tawwab