Client Bill of Rights

This is reproduced from the Tarot Certification Board of America web site (http://www.tarotcertification.org). I would like to articulate here a distinction. I do make predictions, but as an intuitive, not a Tarot reader. My role as a Tarot reader stands outside of my gifts of predictive intuition, and I will happily tell you in a reading which role I am speaking from, if you ask me.


* You always have the right to exercise your own free will and to make your own choices.
* You alone have the right to decide if and when you want
a tarot reading.
* You have the right to a useful and supportive tarot reading
experience.
* You are entitled to the full attention of your reader.
* You are entitled to ask questions during the reading to gain
further clarification.
* You are entitled to full and complete answers to the questions
covered in your reading.
* Your tarot reading is private and confidential.
* Your reading is a complete service in itself. You are not required to purchase anything else.
* Tarot readers are not qualified to give medical advice unless they are physicians.
* Tarot readers are not qualified to give financial advice unless they are qualified financial advisors.
* Tarot readers are not qualified to give legal advice unless they are attorneys.
* Tarot readers are not qualified to predict the future.
* Tarot readers are not qualified to make your decisions for you. 


I would like to add here, I am a Tarot reader, but I am not just a tarot reader: I am an intuitive, too.  Everybody is intuitive to one extent or another, but I have trained my natural talent to a professional level.  I will let you know when I am speaking as an intuitive, and when I am speaking as a Tarot reader.

Troubled Teens

If there’s a teenager in your life, chances are you see them riding a roller coaster of emotions as their bodies change, their hormones shift, and their perception of reality and world view grow. The transition from childhood to adulthood is a strange journey and, in modern western society, particularly difficult, since often the adolescent is not personally guided by a coming-of-age ceremony or supported by their local community. Instead, our youth are pressured by commercial messages that highlight any feelings of insecurity so they buy more stuff to fit in better and estranged by an education system that all too often focuses on obedience and discipline as opposed to dispensing wisdom and an ethical balance. These messages sew a deeper seed of mistrust in the self, leading to a reliance on outside sources for confidence and affirmation, and can choke out an inner sense of independence if not counteracted by more empowering personal messages from adults and other teens.

In the Tarot, the Page cards all depict youths with differing personalities and abilities. The Pages reversed, describing upended personalities or inner struggles, can offer some key insights into behavior of troubled teens. Reversals indicate going deeper into the self, whether in a pursuit of deeper understanding or as an escape from a world too hard to bear. They can indicate extremes in behavior, and often point to suppression of inner qualities, fears, and insecurities. Fears and insecurities when left unchecked can lead to selfish and potentially destructive behavior. In any case, the person represented by a page reversed is going through an upheaval in their lives where they need time and space to figure themselves out. When I get a Page reversed that does indicate an older person, it means the person in question left possibly traumatic issues unresolved in their own adolescence, and are acting out of that time in their past.

I cannot emphasize enough that the key to turning these teens’ energy back upright is to relate to them, to affirm and validate their feelings (this is not the same as excusing their actions), and provide a safe outlet for their emotions by engaging in activities with them on their comfort level. For personal details on your teen and to find out whether they are sailing smoothly or near to capsizing on the waves of their emotions, contact me for a reading.

Client Testimonials

I would love to hear from you if you have something to share about your experience. Please send them to me on Facebook/ write on the wall for Real Life Tarot, or email them to me at faye (dot) frances (at) gmail (dot) com. Although I only publish my good reviews, you are also welcome to send me constructive criticism. Your privacy will be protected on this blog by the publication of only your first name. Many thanks!

-Faye

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November 6, 2010.
Faye's experience and knowledge of the tarot, her natural intuitive skills, was very much so needed at that point in my life. So major things were happening that she was able to help me gain a fresh perspective on those events. Not only that, these readings helped me to see where I was clinging ...onto illusions, showing me where there was truth... in effect helping me overcome the illusions and move past them in my life. Would highly recommend asking her for a reading, A++ -- Andrew